The New Orleans Saints desperately need some draft picks, and are hoping they can get some via a Sean Payton trade. These teams could partner.
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The New Orleans Saints have granted permission for the Carolina Panthers to interview Sean Payton for their vacant head coaching position.
According to rumors around the Chargers possible head coaching position, Sean Payton is interested in the role.
There are five teams that have head coach openings, and it seems as though former New Orleans Saints sideline boss Sean Payton has turned down two of them.
While Sean Payton and Tom Brady have been connected as a potential pairing once this offseason is complete, don't forget about Aaron Rodgers.
Dennis Allen's recent comments indicate Saints fans shouldn't hold their breath on a coaching change.
The Denver Broncos have reportedly received permission to interview Sean Payton. Here's what it could take for the New Orleans Saints to agree to a trade.
The Denver Broncos have received permission to interview former New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton, but they'll have to wait a bit.
It could be the end of an era in New Orleans, as the Saints restructured Michael Thomas' contract this weekend. The two sides may part ways this offseason.
The New Orleans Saints and Michael Thomas agreeing to a restructured deal seems to be a signal of what's to come.
Lamar Jackson leaving the Ravens appears more plausible than ever before, so which NFL teams should be looking to sign the QB this offseason and why?
The Las Vegas Raiders could very well trade quarterback Derek Carr after this season. Here are three teams that should make offers.
A Sean Payton return to the New Orleans Saints is reportedly "the worst-kept secret" in the league. Could that mean he finally unites with Tom Brady?
If Sean Payton is serious about getting back into coaching, he needs to seriously consider hopping on with the Houston Texans at a fantastic re-entry point.
If Sean Payton were to really get back into coaching after only one year out of it, here are three teams not named the New Orleans Saints that make sense.
The New Orleans Saints are surely entering a rebuild. As a result of the impending changes, these three players are likely done in New Orleans.
The Atlanta Falcons will be without Dean Pees, as their defensive coordinator was involved in a pre-game collision with a New Orleans Saints player.
If Sean Payton does return to NFL coaching in 2023, his No. 1 destination could influence Tom Brady as the quarterback enters free agency.
After an unraveling on Monday Night Football, New Orleans Saints head coach Dennis Allen talked about whether or not he’ll bench Andy Dalton.
The first rule of playing Tom Brady is never to give him the chance to lead a comeback. The Saints broke that rule and paid for it on Monday Night Football.