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Saints on Social 2020: March 26 - April 1
Catching up on what Saints players have been sharing on social media for the week.
Drew Brees: Getting some early morning hoops in with my lil dude Callen before homeschooling starts… Get the blood flowing!!
Vonn Bell: To the Saints organization, thank you for giving me the opportunity to thrive. As a young athlete coming out of O State you all took a chance on me in 2016 and helped me grow as a player and a person. I am forever grateful for the opportunity and I wish you all nothing but success. To my teammates, it's been pleasure and a blessing to go to battle with you guys week in and week out. The culture we built and standard we set these last 4 years, my hope is that it only gets better. The memories we created never be forgotten! A brotherhood that will last FOREVER. To the fans, thank you for always supporting and never wavering. I know my brothers and I couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for all the cheers during these 4 years. You will be missed. It has been an honor to be a Saint, thank you New Orleans.
Cameron Jordan: Normally we would be traveling... but now...I'll just be here... posted...
Alex Anzalone: Keep calm and walk the dog
Zach Strief: The most solid quarenteam a guy could ask for! Cheers to my reasons to stay home.
Thomas Morstead: MorsteadQuarantine Day 16: My favorite story from yesterday...Lauren went to go ShopLocal for take out dinner. I was in the middle of a heated game of kids monopoly. I was the banker. The players were 5, 4 and 2 years old respectively. I was holding baby Rosalie who happened to be extraordinarily hungry. Towards the end I finally got up and walked to the pantry to grab Rosalie a pack of baby food. My eyes were off the table for a maximum of 10 seconds. When I came back, both Maxwell and Beckett were on the table stealing all of the money from the bank. Needless to say, the game ended there. I'm so naïve. Our other activity for the day was chutes and ladders on the driveway, stole the idea from someone's Instagram. We got a bunch of chalk and drew out a 56 spot rectangle. We used box cutters to make a giant cardboard dice. We used duct tape to reinforce the entire cube. It actually came out great and the kids had a blast.
Jared Cook: Skrt-Skrt
C.J. Gardner-Johnson: Enjoy the people that matters the most!
