Payton Eying The Chargers Or Cardinals (1 Viewer)

[abnrgr]

He wants a BIG market. He wants LA. I think it’s a perfect situation for him.

 

[Geldo]

Ideal place would be San Diego.

Edit: I am not the only one who still consider the Charger as "San Diego".

I know that feeling. I still call the rams the LA Rams!.....oh....wait

 

[Krodwhodat]

I do t think he will coach next year. I think he is liking his TV gig. He’s good at it

 

[tjharris]

It'll be the Cardinals. SP loves QBs under 6 feet tall

 

[SystemShock]

Between Chargers (Hebert) and Cardinals (Murray), Payton will choose Chargers. Payton's not going to coach prima donnas.

 

[RaginSaint93]

Between Chargers (Hebert) and Cardinals (Murray), Payton will choose Chargers. Payton's not going to coach prima donnas.

He'll have his old buddy Joe Lombardi if he goes to the Chargers too.

 

[MarylandWHODAT]

You do understand the SAINTS have TOTAL control over where Sean Payton is going for the next three years? They aren't sending him within the division unless that team Ditka's their next five drafts to the Saints.

Absolutely. I'm just saying that Payton, like all of us would, will go to the highest bidder as would the Saints. I used the Panthers as an example but if they wanted to pay him $125 million over the next five years and give New Orleans four first round picks, he'll be the Panthers head coach.

It's always about money.......

 

[El Caliente]

Payton is going to win multiple SBs with Herbert. They are Sean Payton away from putting the Chiefs in catch up mode.

I cant imagine a scenario where Payton has his choice of jobs and he goes with Kyler Murray. Most overrated, overpaid QB in NFL history.

Meanwhile, we will have people defending Dennis Allens 9th 12 loss season in a row because of the traffic on I-10.

With that Chargers defense, I can see them winning a Super Bowl, but man, two or more…that will be a hard one to accomplish given their division, and age of talent on the roster.

 

[ThibodauxSaint]

Here me out on this. Remember in 2012 when SP got suspended and the Saints could've moved on from him? But instead, in a great show of loyalty, they held his job for him for a year? What if? The plan all along was for SP to just take a year of sabatical to refresh and recharge his batteries and come back, and THAT is why they wanted to just promote from within. Maybe DA took the job knowing it was on an interim basis and maybe THAT is why the locker don't respect him as a HC, because they know he will just revert back to DC. They didn't want that to be known so they had to go through the motions of outside candidates.

I had discussed this exact same thing with my son a while back. Then I saw the report that he wanted out after 2019 and its obvious he doesn't want to be here and is ready to move on.

 

[TribuneUK]

There should be about 15 teams interested in hiring Sean.

Jerry Jones is so confused/conflicted right now.

 

[Taker597]

Payton's retirement was such a farce.

 

[Eman5805]

Jerry Jones is so confused/conflicted right now.

If (likely when) the Cowboys fizzle out in the playoffs it’ll make that move much more likely.

 

[fishing4food]

If Payton does come out of "Coaching Retirement", it will have to be where he has complete control. He had that with the Saints.

 

[Saint Jack]

Payton's retirement was such a farce.

He didn’t keep it a secret. He said he’ll return since the farewell press conference.
He is exactly following Parcells.

 

[TribuneUK]

If (likely when) the Cowboys fizzle out in the playoffs it’ll make that move much more likely.

Don't they always fizzle?