News: ESPN: Payton interested in '23 NFL return for 'right' job

[Reality]

 

[RS12]

Do I think he is a better HC than McCarthy despite similar records? Yes. Do I think he will be Cowboys HC in 23? No.

 

[Jake]

"The most important element is functional ownership [and] front office ... because there's a handful of teams that aren't, and those teams, regardless of what takes place, they can win on Sunday but they have trouble winning long term," he said. "The opportunity to win consistently and the willingness to build the correct culture and all those things."

In other words, he's not coming to Dallas.

 

[Reality]

"The most important element is functional ownership [and] front office ... because there's a handful of teams that aren't, and those teams, regardless of what takes place, they can win on Sunday but they have trouble winning long term," he said. "The opportunity to win consistently and the willingness to build the correct culture and all those things."

In other words, he's not coming to Dallas.

Definitely sounds like where ever he decides to go he wants a lot of control over decisions.

 

[Bobhaze]

It is more likely to snow in Dallas on July 4th than for Jerry Jones to ever hire a top notch NFL coach who has full control of the locker room, hiring of assistants, and any other normal NFL HC authority.

He hired Parcells so he could get the stayjum built. Since then he’s hired Wade, Garrett and Big Mac. And all three of them let JJ do whatever he wants, when ever he chooses.

Unless JJ and SJ agree to change how this thing is run, expect the next Cowboys HC to be someone who agrees to let Jerry be Jerry. That won’t be Sean Payton.

 

[Jake]

Definitely sounds like where ever he decides to go he wants a lot of control over decisions.

The benefit of not being desperate for another job and being in demand, both of which will apply to him if he decides he's ready to coach again.

 

[Captain-Crash]

what did he say about teams aren't functional? That statement sounds like they are no way he would come here. Pretty sure that is directed at the Cowboys.

 

[Praxit]

"The most important element is functional ownership [and] front office ... because there's a handful of teams that aren't, and those teams, regardless of what takes place, they can win on Sunday but they have trouble winning long term," he said. "The opportunity to win consistently and the willingness to build the correct culture and all those things."

In other words, he's not coming to Dallas.

....thats in Dallas best interest. Stay away from this clown.

 

[Ozone22]

Would it surprise anyone if either Quinn or Moore were the next HC of the Cowboys? I don't see Payton coming to Dallas as the HC unless he has total control. Just my IMO

 

[Reality]

The benefit of not being desperate for another job and being in demand, both of which will apply to him if he decides he's ready to coach again.

Some team will make him that offer I am sure at some point.

 

[john van brocklin]

Jerry can pay him enough
To make the Cowboys the right job!

 

[ShortRound]

"The most important element is functional ownership [and] front office ... because there's a handful of teams that aren't, and those teams, regardless of what takes place, they can win on Sunday but they have trouble winning long term," he said. "The opportunity to win consistently and the willingness to build the correct culture and all those things."

In other words, he's not coming to Dallas.

Or, open up that wallet Jerry

 

[plasticman]

Great team building coaches always have a plan before they even begin. They acquire players that fit their plan. That's why they require almost complete control unless the GM is exactly on the same page as the HC.

Jerry is a team destroyer. He doesn't understand that, no matter how talented the player, if he doesn't fit the scheme then the coach has to modify his plan and that is the beginning of the end.

 

[exciter]

Would it surprise anyone if either Quinn or Moore were the next HC of the Cowboys? I don't see Payton coming to Dallas as the HC unless he has total control. Just my IMO

Quinn yes! Moore, I like him a touch more as OC than most… just don’t see him having enough of an Alpha personality to be comfortable with it!

 

[Mk2_Cowboys]

He seems to literally be talking about the Cowboys .

 

[817Gill]

It is more likely to snow in Dallas on July 4th than for Jerry Jones to ever hire a top notch NFL coach who has full control of the locker room, hiring of assistants, and any other normal NFL HC authority.

He hired Parcells so he could get the stayjum built. Since then he’s hired Wade, Garrett and Big Mac. And all three of them let JJ do whatever he wants, when ever he chooses.

Unless JJ and SJ agree to change how this thing is run, expect the next Cowboys HC to be someone who agrees to let Jerry be Jerry. That won’t be Sean Payton.

Thing is I’m fine with a coach letting Jerry be Jerry as long as he’s really good at scheme and clock/game management. If you can do those two things we have as good as a chance as we can under the circumstances.

 

[black label]

this dood lols at jerry

 

[DallasDW00ds0n]

Yup, this job ain’t it.

 

[DCCowboys11]

Quinn yes! Moore, I like him a touch more as OC than most… just don’t see him having enough of an Alpha personality to be comfortable with it!

I hate Moore. He’s a soft spoken little kid to me! Definitely not HC material.

 

[Whirlwin]

Definitely sounds like where ever he decides to go he wants a lot of control over decisions.

Exactly, I’ve said it many times. What a head coach is going to put their reputation on the line without total control. Not many except maybe a new start up. Don’t blame him