Enjoying Mardi Gras With Drew

Saw this picture pop up on si.com on Monday morning and did a double-take.

It was not over the gladiator outfit that Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees was wearing; that’s the normal attire for the leader of the Bacchus parade each year during Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

The double-take was over the people on the float, standing to Brees’ left. Look closely and you will recognize former Chiefs-Chargers linebacker Donnie Edwards. With him is his wife Kathryn.

The Edwards and Brees got to know each other while they were playing together for four seasons (2002-05) with the Chargers.


6 Responses to “Enjoying Mardi Gras With Drew”

  • February 15, 2010  - Alex(The Great) says:

    Wow, what a winner! And 2 think Cassel gets paid much more than this guy a SB Champion..gotta love the guys in charge of evaluating talent for the Chiefs organization!


  • February 15, 2010  - PnS says:

    Got to love the past GM that didn’t sign him as a freeagent. Now that was real dumb.We only have to look at the past to see why we have not played in the SB.


  • February 15, 2010  - PnS says:

    You had to know that Trent wasn’t going to play forever.I don’t have GM quality’s but I can find a bone blindfolded.


  • February 15, 2010  - arrowhead1978 says:

    Personally PnS I dont think that Brees would have wanted to play in KC, and I personally dont think at the time I would have been happy seeing Brees as a chief after being a Dolt, especially to push Trent out. Plus if brees would have came here there still wouldn’t be the receivers here to help him out…


  • February 16, 2010  - Anonymous says:

    Yet another shot at our quarterback and his paycheck, courtesy of Alex(The Hate). Come up with something new, will ya?


  • February 16, 2010  - SG says:

    Boys and girls,

    Drew Brees is not a Chief. The GM is different now. Subject dead.

    Now: Drew Brees is a hero to a city that has needed heroes and needed hope. I know some of the people from that region personally and I’d like to say…this year’s Super Bowl victory is for them.


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