Drew Brees, southpaw?
It seems hard to imagine. Vanishingly few left-handed quarterbacks have succeeded in the NFL, with Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa the most prominent contemporary example. Beyond that, Brees's pinpoint delivery with his right arm is etched in the consciousness of fans that followed him at Purdue and with the Chargers and Saints.
The Brees of retirement, though, is a different animal than the Brees that tore through opponents in the Big Ten and NFL—even just three short years after hanging up his cleats.
