Drew Brees Rules Out Philip Rivers-Type NFL Comeback

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Drew Brees Rules Out Philip Rivers-Type NFL Comeback

Speaking on Bussin' With The Boys, the Saints legend said his right arm “does not work” for football anymore because of severe arthritis tied to his 2005 shoulder injury. Brees noted Philip Rivers' return but said a comeback “isn't possible” for him. He retired with 80,358 passing yards and 571 TDs. Last season, Philip Rivers made a comeback at the age of 44.

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Friday’s FIFA World Cup match between the United States and Australia at Lumen Field in Seattle drew a combined audience of more than 20.68 million across Fox, Telemundo, and Peacock. That figure trails the Seattle Seahawks’ last home game at the same venue, the NFC Championship Game on January 25, 2026, which averaged 46 million viewers on FOX.



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