Saints sending us Sean Payton be like..

[PghPanther]

If Payton lands the job in Carolina he will become the first coach in NFL history to be caught putting up a bounty for big hits taking out his own players. 

[Khyber53]

Isn't it interesting how Payton isn't interested in going back to New Orleans? They'd pay him well and he'd be the king of the city once again. It's the proverbial bird in the hand thing.

But as a warning, it's also a tell that it's not about the team, and it will never be about a team, it will be about him from here on out.

It's best to let the self absorbed go elsewhere.

[WarHeel]

A little reminder that the Carolina Panthers 3-peated our division during Sean Payton’s tenure with New Orleans.

 

Outside of this, the man is simply a dick. 
 

Have we sunk that low that we are this invested in his potential to land here?

Edited January 21, 2023 by WarHeel

[Cavscout]

The most "Panthers" thing ever would be too give the #9 pick to the Saints for Payton and then have Stroud fall to them in the draft. 

[CPcavedweller]

On 1/20/2023 at 10:06 AM, Manna said:

After seeing how Rhule duped the organization, I’d bet anyone would be wanting to do the same 

You get $70 million while mortgaging your future against Payton with the Saints as your bank. Surely Tepper isn't that stupid.

[YourLastThought]

On 1/20/2023 at 10:11 AM, CanadianCat said:

Im having a hard time with this. A coach as good as Payton is worth a 1st round pick. 

But could we hire an equally capable coach (Steichen) without having to give up draft capital?

Problem is what if Steichen is another Hackett? Payton is at least a known offensive bad ass.