Precision Machine

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The incredible, Super Bowl winning quarterback, Drew Brees has a magnificent arm. Sports science proved him to be more precise then an olympic archer. He also has an incredible sense of knowledge for the great game of football. Off the field he is a kind, generous person trying to be the best role model he can, using his arm and brain for the game. He led the New Orleans Saints to a 31-17 victory over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl 44. I intend to describe the precise life of Drew Brees.

Drew Christopher Brees was born on January 15, 1979, in Dallas, Texas. He was born with a birthmark on his cheek. His parents Chip and Nina were going to have it removed, but they decided to leave it be.

Football runs in Drew’s family. His grandfather, Roy Akins, was a famous high school football coach. His uncle, Marty Akins, was the starter quarterback at the University of Texas. When Drew was older his family moved to Austin, Texas. Drew was an athletic child. His best sports were basketball, football, and baseball. He played football for Westlake High School. Drew Brees wa...

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