Sean Peyton Possibly coaching next year, list multiple teams and Florio calls out the Panthers for some reason (may he suck an egg)

[WarPanthers89]

Article from the turd himself:

Sorry, Panthers. You apparently didn’t make the cut, again.

The team that tried (twice) and failed (twice) to get quarterback Deshaun Watson previously was linked to former Saints coach Sean Payton for 2023. The team’s official response was something less than a full-throated denial.

Regardless, Payton widely is believed to be destined to return to coaching in 2023. Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, citing an unnamed source close to Payton, lists the Dolphins, Chargers, and Cowboys as teams that could draw Payton’s interest in 2023.

The source added the catch-all “among other teams,” so there may still be hope for the Panthers and other potentially interested teams.

The main factors for Payton are, per Jackson: (1) warm weather; (2) a roster that can contend; and (3) control over personnel decisions.

The Cowboys already are on the short list to pursue Payton, despite the ongoing efforts of owner Jerry Jones to put the kibosh on the subject. (As reported in Playmakers, the Cowboys nearly hired Payton in 2019.)

The other two teams are surprising. Although the source told Jackson that Payton would never lobby for a job that’s already filled, Jason Garrett serve as head coach of the Cowboys when the pieces were put in place behind the scenes for the Cowboys to hire Payton. So even if he wouldn’t “lobby,” he also wouldn’t slam the door in the face of an owner who is interested in hiring him, regardless of whether that owner currently has a coach under contract.

Jackson, given his beat, focuses on the Dolphins. Despite the fact that the story was grossly underreported (in large part because reporters working for ESPN and NFL Network flatly ignored it), the Dolphins’ clandestine pursuit of Payton and quarterback Tom Brady was one of the biggest developments of the offseason. Jackson doesn’t slam the door on the possibility of Dauphins owner Stephen Ross rekindling his interest in Payton, if the team disappoints under first-year coach Mike McDaniel.

If would be awkward to say the least, and it would be expensive. But if Ross wants Brady and if Brady wants Payton, buying out McDaniel’s contract becomes part of the cost of doing business.

And that’s the thing to remember. Brady will be a free agent in 2023. The Payton-Brady partnership could still happen in Miami next year. Frankly, McDaniel doesn’t deserve to be saddled with that speculation before he ever coaches a single game. Anyone who pays any attention to the NFL knows that anything can happen, however.

If not Payton-Brady, it could be Payton-Herbert. Or Payton-Prescott. Wherever Payton goes (and he likely will be coaching somewhere in 2023), he’ll want to be in a place that has a quarterback, because that will be the most important factor in Payton’s effort to become the first coach in league history to win a Super Bowl with two different franchises

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/07/13/new-report-links-sean-payton-to-dolphins-chargers-cowboys-for-2023/

Edited July 13, 2022 by WarPanthers89

[poundaway]

Pass

[Mr. Scot]

7 minutes ago, WarPanthers89 said:

The main factors for Payton are, per Jackson: (1) warm weather; (2) a roster that can contend; and (3) control over personnel decisions.

Knew he'd want that.

It's a no from me.

[Panthercougar68]

Payton’s agent is/has been the one throwing things out right now trying to make Jerry Jones squirm and fire McCarthy. Panthers have no interest because they don’t want to give anything to New Orleans.

Edited July 13, 2022 by Panthercougar68

[Panthera onca]

Florio and Payton, two of the most despicable humans to ever darken the Earth. Fug both of them.

[Jon Snow]

Let's see Tepper pull that one off.

[WarPanthers89]

3 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Let's see Tepper pull that one off.

That would be on another level of suck if he ever traded away picks and money for the pill popping bozo. Tepper would go to the upside down if he even attempted that garbage.

[Jon Snow]

1 minute ago, WarPanthers89 said:

That would be on another level of suck if he ever traded away picks and money for the pill popping bozo. Tepper would go to the upside down if he even attempted that garbage.

Would it shock you? It certainly wouldn't shock me.

[ickmule]

Panthers have no interest because he’s a good coach.  

[LinvilleGorge]

Fug no. One, successful coaches rarely find similar success elsewhere. Two, Bountygate itself is more than enough reason to say fug no on it's own.

I cannot bring myself to root for a Sean Payton coached team. Nope. Not gonna do it.

[beo]

If we hired Sean fuging Payton I'm out until he's gone.

[top dawg]

I just can't imagine. It would be perverse on several levels. Let him prove that he can win without Brees somewhere else. 

[Waldo]

No thanks. I am done with coaches being GMs and SB coaches do not go on to win another with other teams.

I want to try a Leftwich over a Payton. One has their carrer ahead of them and the other is fugging Sean Payton. I get the feeling Tepper will make the next obvious mistake of going for a HC has been on the decline before taking a quality try on an up and coming NFL HC.

[LinvilleGorge]

8 minutes ago, Waldo said:

No thanks. I am done with coaches being GMs and SB coaches do not go on to win another with other teams.

I want to try a Leftwich over a Payton. One has their carrer ahead of them and the other is fugging Sean Payton. I get the feeling Tepper will make the next obvious mistake of going for a HC has been on the decline before taking a quality try on an up and coming NFL HC.

I've always liked Leftwich dating back to his days at Marshall but being Brady's OC has to be the easiest job in football. Just let him go to work.