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Bill O’Brien to Saints inshallah 
Sean Payton stepping down as Saints HC
- Thread starter STAN JONES
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Daboll, Eric B or Flores
only options
but they probably promote Dennis Allen
only options
but they probably promote Dennis Allen
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Go elsewhere Jameis 
STAN JONES
Veteran
Jameis is a free agent and they don’t have money to resign him…he gone
STAN JONES
Veteran
edit: wrong thread
the next guy
Superstar
Jameis should go to Cleveland imo
Miami is also another option
Or maybe Tampa if Brady retires (lol)
Miami is also another option
Or maybe Tampa if Brady retires (lol)
Yup look at cowher, Jimmy Johnson and dungy
they never came back
Sean Payton is 58 he probably enjoyed the year off he was suspended
Oh shyt you’re right….he’s UFA this year.
Good lord it’s worse than I thought. Trevor Seimian is the best QB on the team
True, but it took 100 million reasons to change Gruden’s mind after years of trying
Payton probably wants 125 million reasons to change his mind
Sean Payton nearly became Cowboys coach in 2019; could it happen now? - ProFootballTalk
Damn that is crazy. @dtownreppin214 y'all almost got him if not for Anthony Davis requesting a trade
The year was 2019. The month, January. The Cowboys had won 10 of 16 games, along with a wild-card contest against the Seahawks. They lost to the Rams in the divisional round, 30-22. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones contemplated an upgrade from coach Jason Garrett to Sean Payton. Jones wanted to pull the trigger. Payton did, too.
Things unfolded quickly. The Saints had played in the NFC Championship, losing to the Rams on January 20. That week, Jones quietly made his move.
It was a delicate situation, for various reasons. First, the Cowboys had a coach. Jones wouldn’t have fired Garrett unless he knew he could have gotten Payton. Second, league rules (specifically, the Rooney Rule) require a diverse and inclusive search. Third, Jones had to ultimately know that, after going through the motions of a search, he’d be able to get Payton.
So a deal was worked out, behind the scenes. The Saints would have allowed the Cowboys to hire Payton. The Cowboys would have compensated the Saints for the rights to Payton’s contract. And Payton would have signed a new contract with the Cowboys.
It was ready to go. It was happening. It was locked, and it was loaded. Then came Monday, January 28. On that day, New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Davis announced he would not sign another contract with the team, and he requested a trade. (In July, the Pelicans traded him to the Lakers.)
Gayle Benson owns both the Pelicans and the Saints. Saints G.M. Mickey Loomis was, as of January 2019, the executive vice president of basketball operations with the Pelicans. Once Davis made clear his intention to leave New Orleans, Loomis told Payton that Loomis couldn’t be the common thread between a pair of such high-profile Louisiana departures.
That ended it, just like that. The Saints were no longer interested in essentially trading Payton to the Cowboys. In September, Payton signed a new contract. That deal has three years left on it.
Damn that is crazy. @dtownreppin214 y'all almost got him if not for Anthony Davis requesting a trade
The year was 2019. The month, January. The Cowboys had won 10 of 16 games, along with a wild-card contest against the Seahawks. They lost to the Rams in the divisional round, 30-22. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones contemplated an upgrade from coach Jason Garrett to Sean Payton. Jones wanted to pull the trigger. Payton did, too.
Things unfolded quickly. The Saints had played in the NFC Championship, losing to the Rams on January 20. That week, Jones quietly made his move.
It was a delicate situation, for various reasons. First, the Cowboys had a coach. Jones wouldn’t have fired Garrett unless he knew he could have gotten Payton. Second, league rules (specifically, the Rooney Rule) require a diverse and inclusive search. Third, Jones had to ultimately know that, after going through the motions of a search, he’d be able to get Payton.
So a deal was worked out, behind the scenes. The Saints would have allowed the Cowboys to hire Payton. The Cowboys would have compensated the Saints for the rights to Payton’s contract. And Payton would have signed a new contract with the Cowboys.
It was ready to go. It was happening. It was locked, and it was loaded. Then came Monday, January 28. On that day, New Orleans Pelicans forward Anthony Davis announced he would not sign another contract with the team, and he requested a trade. (In July, the Pelicans traded him to the Lakers.)
Gayle Benson owns both the Pelicans and the Saints. Saints G.M. Mickey Loomis was, as of January 2019, the executive vice president of basketball operations with the Pelicans. Once Davis made clear his intention to leave New Orleans, Loomis told Payton that Loomis couldn’t be the common thread between a pair of such high-profile Louisiana departures.
That ended it, just like that. The Saints were no longer interested in essentially trading Payton to the Cowboys. In September, Payton signed a new contract. That deal has three years left on it.
staticshock
Veteran
Yessir this been in the works for awhile. Apparently Garrett even knew we were talking to Payton through back channels while Garrett was still hired.
