Looks like Sean Payton is going to be the next Broncos HC
Sources: Broncos reach deal with Saints for Sean Payton
Sources: Broncos reach deal with Saints for Sean Payton
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2022-2023 NFL Thread
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They had no choice, simply because the ownership was getting desperate and they had Wilson, they couldn't take a chance with an unproven coach to turn Wilson around
Like when he was with the Saints, Peyton is going to be working with his hands tied With them losing the 2023 and 2024 draft picks to hire him. They'll have a harder time restocking the team.
I think overall, he'll bring a new culture to the broncos and hopefully put a stop to the prima donna antics that Wilson did last year.
Tom Brady says he is retiring from football 'for good'
I think at this point his options were so limited, and few teams were really interested.
I think at this point his options were so limited, and few teams were really interested.
First point, absolutely correct. Blame refs on this one? Why? There was a better camera angle than any of the refs had. That's what replay review is for. After the play, before any replays, I was wondering if Smith really caught the ball. When he got up, he was bumping his fists together and probably yelling a code word to hurry to the line, which they did. That just shows that the offensive players on the field reacted better than the coaches on the opposite sideline.
Not only that, but Wilson's contract will hinder them as well. He is getting paid Rodgers or Mahomes money and producing at a Carson Wentz level.
One can only hope.
Here's my thinking. As I alluded too, there wasn't much interest in wanting him on any team (outside of the Raiders). The talking heads made it a big deal of him wanting to stay in in FLA, and I think that's true with his family living in FLA. He also has connections with one of the Miami Dolphins minority owner. Yet the Dolphins were pretty quick to say they'll not be pursuing him. Losing a draft pick due to tampering will do that to you
SF wasn't hungry for him, and what team would be willing to pay him lots of money and only get meager results. As one of the talking heads stated, he's no longer the QB that elevates the team, his ability to put the team on his back and win the game are over.
So now he decided to have one more year of football, and it only cost him his family. So sad.
We get it. You hate philly.
But these are relatively isolated incidents that never repeated. But keep going.
Tom Brady retires. Hopefully he says retired. I'm kind of glad too because there was talk about the 49ers picking him up and I hoped that would not happen.
There was a couple of reports that I read, mainly just the headlines... on what GB wants if they were to trade him! Something along the lines of two first round draft picks and then some!
Let's hope so. Glad to see him go as it was time. But man, what a career!
I don't see him worth first round draft picks plus his 2023 salary is almost 60 million. That's one huge reason he won't retire now, but its an impediment for many teams. That's a huge amount of money to pay someone
I've read that if he didn't retire he was going to stay in Tampa. I think the Bucs would easily take him back since they don't really have anyone else at quarterback.
But I think it was time and he probably noticed a big drop-off this year or he is having a harder time getting out of bed the morning after a game.
I don't think the bucs are in a good place personnel and coaching wise. It was good for Brady to walk away from them
Hm, stupid... I mean, his last Patriots season didn't go too well. So I can understand he wants to relocate and maybe enjoy a few more games. He did the impossible and won the SB, at that point he should have retired. He played another season and didn't make it to the SB... he retired, then came back. In the end that cost him his marriage and his team did worse than the year before. He failed and that was unnecessary.
Yes. It would be a bad look to un-retire again.