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One Of America's Fastest-Growing Restaurant Chains Is Co-Owned By Drew Brees Original

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By Drew Brees, Tim Wenger Verified
| MoneyDigest
Drew Brees threw 571 touchdown passes over the course of 20 NFL seasons — and he even won the 2010 Super Bowl with the New Orleans Saints. However, his latest venture is far from the gridiron. Brees is the man behind Smalls Sliders, a fast food chain based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, that formed in 2019.
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This Fast Food Restaurant Co-Owned By Drew Brees Is One Of The Fastest Growing In The US Original

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By Drew Brees, Maria Scinto Verified
| The Takeout Verified
You wouldn't think people who are already household names would need a side hustle, what with the millions they're already making, but quite a few celebrities do seem to pursue a second career in the restaurant business. Sure, you might expect Food Network chefs to own restaurants, and many of them do, but other rich and famous restaurateurs include rappers, rockers, actors, and sports stars. Some say there are too many celebrity restaurants already, and in fact, quite a few of them fail.
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10 things to watch in Giants vs. Packers

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By Drew Brees, Kristina Pink
| Nashville Herald
Matt Citak It's been a whirlwind week at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center. The Giants made a significant change on Monday, moving on from Brian Daboll and naming assistant head coach/offensive coordinator Mike Kafka as the team's interim head coach. The move came after the Giants lost their fourth consecutive game, which dropped their record on the season to 2-8. "My only focus is just the players," Kafka told the media Wednesday.
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