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Yes. In 2010, Drew Brees appeared in his first Super Bowl as the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints which was also the first Super Bowl appearance for the franchise.
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Yes, he appeared in Super Bowl XLIV(44) with his team, the New Orleans Saints, to face off against the Indianapolis Colts.
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