Drew was the number 1 overall draft pick in 1993 and signed with the New England Patriots. He played 9 seasons for them, 3 with the Bills, and played his final 2 with the Cowboys. He was a 4-time pro-bowler. He was one of the team captains of the Patriots when he was injured in 2001 and the Pats put in some guy named Tom Brady as their QB. Brady quickly became the Pats starting QB. Bledsoe was traded to the Bills the following spring.
Drew retired from the NFL in April of 2007 and has since gone on to start several new business ventures including a a private investment firm called the Bledsoe Capital Group,  Flying B Vineyards, and a specialty coffee roasting company, Eleven Roasters. He also created the Drew Bledsoe Foundation.

Drew currently lives in Oregon with his wife Maura and their four children.

Drew Bledsoe in his Patriot days

Drew Bledsoe today