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For those who ARE interested in Sean Payton...


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What's the most you'd be willing to give up to the Aints in a trade for him? Payton himself says it will be a mid or later first-round pick. Would you give up that (or the equivalent value considering our pick is higher)? If not, what's the most you'd offer?

Personally, I would give up the 49ers' 2nd and 3rd which should be pretty close to late 1st value. Getting Payton while keeping 9 overall and our early 2nd round pick would be great. Yes I know many here have no interest in him, this is for those who would want him if he'd come here.

 

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“Mickey Loomis and I have talked already about it. I think ultimately the compensation for the Saints will be a mid or later first-round pick,” Payton said.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/16/sean-payton-if-a-team-hires-me-the-saints-will-ask-for-a-mid-to-late-first-round-pick/

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A 2nd and a 3rd. He's a proven winner. HC is so important in todays NFL. Look at the Giants and how Daboll turned them around immediately. Some of you need to put your emotion aside and accept that Sean Payton would be a great addition to this franchise compared to a young, 1st time HC that most of you are wanting (Ben Johnson)

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19 minutes ago, Tbe said:

It would be the McCaffrey load of picks correct?

Makes you wonder if this was a reason for the trade.

The clowns in charge of this team didn't think that far ahead. If they had, it would mean playing chess instead of checkers, and they haven't shown they have what it takes to play chess.

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