Our employees have been begging us to try a four-day workweek.
I'm open-minded, so we ran a pilot.
Monday through Thursday.
Same salary.
Same workload.
Productivity actually increased.
People were happier.
Turnover dropped.
It was one of the most successful HR experiments we've ever conducted.
So naturally we ended it.
If they can get five days of work done in four days, imagine how much they can get done in five.
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QB (3): Tyler Shough, Spencer Rattler, Zach Wilson
RB (4): Travis Etienne, Alvin Kamara, Kendre Miller, Audric Estimé
WR (5): Chris Olave, Devaughn Vele, Bryce Lance, Barion Brown, Kevin Austin Jr.
TE (4): Juwan Johnson, Noah Fant, Oscar Delp, Treyton Welch
OL (8): Kelvin Banks Jr., Taliese Fuaga, David Edwards, Erik McCoy, Cesar Ruiz, Asim Richards, William Sherman, Jeremiah Wright
DL (6): Davon Godchaux, Nathan Shepherd, John Ridgeway III, Khristian Boyd, Vernon Broughton, Christen Miller
EDGE (5): Chase Young, Carl Granderson, Cam Jordan, Tyree Wilson, Anfernee Jennings
LB (5): Kaden Elliss, Pete Werner, Danny Stutsman, Isaiah Stalbird, Chris Rumph
CB (4): Kool-Aid McKinstry, Quincy Riley, Martin Emerson Jr., Jayden Price
S/DB (6): Justin Reid, Julian Blackmon, Jonas Sanker, Jordan Howden, Lorenzo Styles Jr., Mike Reid
Specialists (3): Daniel Carlson (K), Ryan Wright (P), Zach Wood (LS)
The day before this legendary game, @ReggieBush captured Drew Brees staying after hours to work on his infamous mental reps. It was our seldom seen look at the work that goes into being great. Teammates oft talk about how Brees did this for years.
Greatness defined. 🐐
Drew Brees stats that sound fake but aren’t pt2:
In week 15 of 2019 vs the Colts, Drew Brees broke the nfl all time passing td record.
In that game Drew Brees went 29/30 for 307 yards and 4 touchdowns.
His one incompletion?
A dropped pass.
Drew Brees stats that sound fake but aren’t:
From 2011-2013 Drew Brees had 3 straight seasons with over 5k passing yards.
No other qb in nfl history has more than 2 seasons of over 5k passing yards in their career.