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"Oh but this isn't anything like THOSE DAYS!" Sam Darnold smoked us twice this season. The second and most painful time, to close the season, he smoked us at home, with 43 total passing yards, zero touchdowns and two interceptions. Maybe not time to break out the paper bags... We'll use plastic for this. |
Re: Cards, Texans permitted to interview Sean Payton
CSP himself said on “The Herd” that he had talked with Loomis and he thinks it will be mid to late 1st round and 3rd round with the first possibly next year. That’s not someone else’s speculation.
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Re: Cards, Texans permitted to interview Sean Payton
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How do they already know that unless they already know he wants the Denver job maybe |
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Let's not forget that the same basic trade requirements were shared with all interested teams prior to any contact with Payton. You can be assured that every front office in the league knew of those same requirements within an hour. :D The ONLY bit of leverage that I can think of would be if Payton didn't care what was going to be his final destination and what draft capital that team would have remaining after the trade. And I don't think there's a chance in hell of that being the case. |
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That's why I think they may have asked for a draft chart trade number that included either a 2023 or 2024 1st rounder plus other picks to total a certain value. That way all interested parties would be operating on the same scale. |
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Seriously, future picks always carry less of a value than current year picks. In trades they usually treat them as being mid round. |
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I think the main reason why Sean holds more leverage is the single fact that he’s not desperate to coach. He’ll go back to Fox or wherever for a couple more years until he’s free if the Saints play hardball. I think Sean was throwing Mickey and the Saints a bone by meeting with Mickey to discuss something they’re both happy with. If Sean was desperate, it’d be a different story. It’s pretty unfortunate because I’m thinking maybe we won’t get what he’s worth imo. I guess we’ll see
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