The New Orleans Saints have announced another honor for former quarterback Drew Brees.
Recently inducted Hall of Famer Drew Brees has been selected for the Saints Ring of Honor, a prestigious designation.
The Ring of Honor ceremony will be Sunday, Oct. 11, during an on-field ceremony at halftime of the Saints’ contest against the Minnesota Vikings.
“As we celebrate the 60th season of the New Orleans Saints in 2026, the Ring of Honor represents the very best of our franchise and those whose impact extends throughout the National Football League,” said Saints Owner & CEO Gayle Benson. “We are thrilled to welcome Drew into this distinguished group in October. His extraordinary accomplishments on the field, his leadership, and his lasting contributions to the New Orleans community make this honor so well deserved. We look forward to celebrating Drew with our fans and honoring the extraordinary legacy he built with the Saints and throughout the New Orleans community.”
Overall, Brees is the ninth person from the Saints organization to join the Ring of Honor, joining Owner Tom Benson (2018), K Morten Andersen (2016), G Jahri Evans (2024), LB Rickey Jackson (2013), QB Archie Manning (2013), LB Sam Mills (2021), T William Roaf (2013) and DE Will Smith (2019).
Brees, who spent the last 15 seasons of his playing career with the Saints, shattered all team passing records and broke multiple NFL records in leading the Black and Gold to the Super Bowl XLIV championship.
“It will be a privilege to recognize Drew as a member of our Ring of Honor in October,” said Saints Executive Vice President/General Manager Mickey Loomis. “Drew’s production and character both on and off the field sets him apart as the greatest Saint ever. This is a great opportunity for our organization and our fan base to show appreciation for his Hall of Fame career.”
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