Payton and Wilson

[Panthro]

Those two goofballs deserve each other

[Jon Snow]

4 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

This the same terry bradshaw who said Sam Darnold was the best qb the panthers ever had.

The difference is that you are speaking of his opinion and not something he was told.

[Proudiddy]

15 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

This the same terry bradshaw who said Sam Darnold was the best qb the panthers ever had.

I meant strictly from something he's been told.  His opinions are completely different, and often bullshit.  I guess what in saying is, he isn't the brightest bulb in the box.

[Mr. Scot]

Just now, Proudiddy said:

I meant strictly from something he's been told.  His opinions are completely different, and often bullshit.  I guess what in saying is, he isn't the brightest bulb in the box.

Never had been.

That said,you don't have to be a genius to repeat what someone said (especially when you probably shouldn't)

[Proudiddy]

12 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Never had been.

That said,you don't have to be a genius to repeat what someone said (especially when you probably shouldn't)

Which is why I think it's highly probable this is 100% factual.

[MtnJax]

4 hours ago, rayzor said:

Wilson won't like not being coddled.

Whining will happen.

Roman Harper said on his podcast with Kyle Bailey that Payton will fug with him a lot to in practice and stuff try and get under his skin and essentially toughen him up

[heel31ok]

4 hours ago, Shocker said:

Russell Wilson was so overrated and Denver is going to pay for making that move. Payton won’t change that.  I can see some serious infighting happening even as soon as next season

Yes. The chemistry on that team seems very volatile.so add payton to that volatility. 

[rayzor]

8 hours ago, MtnJax said:

Roman Harper said on his podcast with Kyle Bailey that Payton will fug with him a lot to in practice and stuff try and get under his skin and essentially toughen him up

i don't see that happening. i mean i see payton pushing him. i just don't see wilson toughening up. he'll go home every day crying. he might not even wait until he gets home.  

[Jon Snow]

10 minutes ago, stbugs said:

That’s not what I mean. The article implied Payton didn’t want Wilson. I’m saying if he didn’t want Wilson (fixing <> replacing him), he would have gone elsewhere because he’s stuck with 3 years of Wilson.

Where is he going to go? It's either Wilson or Murray.  So his ego thought that Wilson would be his best shot to win.   Payton is not what he thinks he is.

[Jackie Lee]

14 hours ago, Proudiddy said:

Bradshaw doesn’t seem like a guy who would make something up, so I'm pretty sure if he is sharing it, Payton said it. Also, if yall caught Payton's response to being questioned  about whether he'll allow Russ' personal QB coach in the facility, it's pretty clear Terry is telling the truth.  I think Payton's gonna look to get his own guy in there rather quickly.

 

 

 

Thing is they can't cut Russ til 2025 and even then it would still be an $18M dead cap each year for 25 and 26 lol. 2027 it'll be down to $8M dead cap

[Proudiddy]

29 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

Thing is they can't cut Russ til 2025 and even then it would still be an $18M dead cap each year for 25 and 26 lol. 2027 it'll be down to $8M dead cap

Yeah, but I could see Payton bringing in a guy like Taysom Hill or drafting a rookie and just sitting Russ just to prove a point.  

I think he'll try to see what he can do with Russ, but I don't think he's all in with him and his leash will be rather short.

[stratocatter]

So Sean Payton has a system that will help old heave and hope Wilson’s passes find the right color Jersey? That will be fun. 

Edited February 8, 2023 by stratocatter

[PantherFanInPhilly]

Funny to think Payton expressed these feelings to Bradshaw while they were working together and getting drunk at night...and then blabbermouth Bradshaw just outs Payton to national media on SB week...LOL, I love it. 

[Khyber53]

15 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

That's genuinely possible.

Video of Bradshaw...

 

I love Terry's candor and take on the situation. He has the rings, the gold jacket, a career in all aspects of football that's over 50 years long... and he's never, ever tried to say he's the smartest guy in the room (he says quite the opposite most of the time). 

I'll take his word for it. 

I really think the Payton/Denver/Wilson triad is going to set the tone for the next decade in the NFL over who really controls a team... the coach or the star QB. We've been living in the age of the QB taking over control. Right now we see teams like Arizona, Green Bay, Tampa Bay basically neutered by their star QBs and the ridiculous contracts. We're about to see another one happen in Baltimore.

In Denver, it's going to be either one helluva public clash or somewhere behind closed doors Payton and Wilson are going to have to lay them on the table and see whose is the biggest. How that shakes out (really not trying to push the metaphor here) is going to set some dynamics. If Wilson loses out and then loses out on the field again, you can expect some of these big name QBs to be shown the door more handily than before and that perhaps the market won't be so hot for them.

There is a third option possible, too. And that's that Denver has been a damned sucker twice in this, at both QB and HQ. Now that would be a fun laugh.