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Brees's foundation to help cancer patients

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Brees's foundation to help cancer patients

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http://www.drewbrees.com/

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http://www.neworleanssaints.com/

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How the Superdome was transformed into a temporary home

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How the Superdome was transformed into a temporary home

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http://ftw.usatoday.com/2015/08/refuge-of-last-resort-five-days-inside-the-superdome-for-hurricane-katrina

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People living in the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina

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People living in the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina

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https://tinyurl.com/l5pn7xu

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Brees after injuring his shoulder, a pivotal moment in his career

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Brees after injuring his shoulder, a pivotal moment in his career

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https://tinyurl.com/n346hz8

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Drew Brees celebrating his Super Bowl victory with his son

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Drew Brees celebrating his Super Bowl victory with his son

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https://tinyurl.com/m6f5wwv

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Coming Back Stronger ended directly after Drew Brees's 2009 Super Bowl victory. If one more chapter could be added to this book, I would like to see more of his reaction to winning a Super Bowl. Brees did a great job explaining exactly what was going through his head at certain points in his career and it would be interesting to see how his life has changed after that season. He was a great quarterback when this book was written in 2011, but now in 2017, I believe he has solidified himself as one of the best ever. He has had some of his best statistical accomplishments during the years after this book, and I would like to hear his commentary on them. Also, just for fun, it would be interesting to hear him give his opinion how he stacks up against some of the greatest quarterbacks of all time.

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I decided to give this book an 8/10. I really enjoyed reading this book for the most part. I would definitely recommend this book to any football fan looking for a true, feel-good story. If you have no interest in football, though, it wouldn't make much sense to read this. It was the glimpses in Drew Brees's head during games and team activities that made this a real page turner for me. One of my favorite parts was when he was talking about the build up to the Super Bowl following the 2009 season. He talked about all the media attention and how the Super Bowl is more of a TV production than a football game. That was very interesting because that was the first time I've heard a player talk about that. Even though i knew how the events of this book would unfold, I was still thoroughly interested throughout reading the entire book.

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Throughout the book, Drew Brees had to face both internal and external conflicts. He faced external conflicts every Sunday on the football field. At the time of this book, the Saints were one of the worst teams in the NFL, so every game was an uphill battle. They were coming off a disappointing 3-13 season and they were huge underdogs, not expected to have a successful season whatsoever. Brees also faced the internal conflict of trying to be the city's savior. Hurricane Katrina had just devastated the city, and the people of New Orleans desperately needed something to cheer about. Brees and the Saints had so much pressure on them to do well, and they didn't want to let New Orleans down. They struggled with having the weight of the city on their shoulders, and ultimately overcame their struggles to have their best season in years.