Drew Brees' Three-Ring Binder Saves NFL, Sandwich Empire
On September 22, 2024, NFL legend Drew Brees was honored in New Orleans, while quietly plotting the downfall of digital note-taking with nothing but pen, paper, and holy three-ring binders. The Saints retired QB, MVP of a Super Bowl, sticks with his analog rituals — scribbling through board meetings and football huddles alike. He’s now channeling that intense love for paper into training workers across Louisiana to Virginia at Surge Entertainment, his bowling and mini-golf franchise (because nothing says modern business like Pickles N Pins and Jimmy John's sandwich shops). Brees shares every painstaking note with his wife on walks, proving true love is, apparently, a three-ring binder away.
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Drew Brees trusts the process so much he’s turned handwritten notes into a full-contact sport, treating three-ring binders like they’re the real MVPs while running bowling alleys and sandwich shops. The man’s pen is mightier than your WiFi.
If you thought Brees retired from football, think again — he’s now drafting his next play in three-ring binders while juggling golf simulators and Jimmy John’s. The ultimate analog multitasker in a WiFi world.
Brees teaching Gen Z the lost art of note-taking: step one, grab a binder; step two, pretend it’s the secret to running franchise bowling alleys and sandwich empires.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/28/2025 | Author: Tim Paradis
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