Here it is. Former New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees arrived to the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony with all of the pomp and circumstance it deserved; a custom Mardi Gras-style parade float, dozens of former teammates, and a resplendent gold jacket placed on his shoulders by none other than Joe Montana, the greatest QB of all time. And on Saturday, before he delivered a passionate speech reflecting on his career, Brees unveiled the bronze bust in his image which will be enshrined in Canton, Ohio.And he had an assist from his old Saints coach Sean Payton. It's a great likeness of Brees, including the signature birthmark on his right cheek (which surprised him so much he tried to brush it off). See for yourself:Drew Brees. Forever Immortalized. @ProFootballHOF Enshrinement on ESPN/NFLN pic.twitter.com/K7L0DTR8i5 New Orleans Saints (@Saints) August 8, 2026A champion. A leader in New Orleans. His legacy is forever. Introducing the Bronze Bust of @Saints legend, @drewbrees! pic.twitter.com/hdgiJtx2ie Pro Football Hall of Fame (@ProFootballHOF) August 8, 2026And then Brees went on to deliver one of the most compelling speeches we've heard at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in years, beginning with a reflection on his upbringing in Texas, his college career at Purdue, and his experience as a pro with the San Diego Chargers before his arrival to New Orleans. Stay tuned for the full video.This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Drew Brees unveils his Hall of Fame bust with assist from Sean Payton