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CONTACT HIM NOW.
That's would be nice but it's a fantasy. Anyway we already have a great HC. Just as X-Era LOL. He had a winning season 13 years ago and had a great record with 5-6 losses every year in college football before coming here. We don't need Sean Payton.
Just stop.
If he's under 65, bring him in.
It probably is a fantasy but back up the Brinks truck and give him 10m. 12m. 20m who cares about the exact dollar amount.Quote:
Originally Posted by BillsFever21
He is a guy who is a proven winner. He is a guy who UTILIZED a back, Sproles, like we should be utilizing Spiller.
Bring him in for whatever it takes and allow him to find the QB he wants to pattern the offense around.
Buddy Nix: "Sean, this is Buddy Nix from the Buffalo Bills.....click....Hello, Sean, are you there? Sean? Son of a ***** hung up on me..."
LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by MitchMurrayDowntown
More like Sean, you see that Brinks truck in front of your house? There's 7 years of winning lottery tickets in there. Sean isn't under contract & actually any monies he is promised would not be regulated under the NFL because he's not employed by any NFL teams. It's be like showing up at Hurkey's house, just that Sean doesn't live in the back of a trailer park's sump pump station like Hurkeynuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingJofNYC
Exactly show up at his door with a Brinks truck and tell him "Mr Payton, I am Buddy Nix from the Buffalo Bills and I am here to make you the highest paid coach in professional sports history. What dollar amount will it take? You name it and you got it."Quote:
Originally Posted by MitchMurrayDowntown
Hey, it worked for Mario, so you guys may be on to something.
Money talks to some. Dunno if Payton would be that guy but he's there, he's available. The overture to him should be made ASAP.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingJofNYC
So you're saying we should bring in a coach that knows how to make players better, understands a hurry-up offense, and wins??? Sounds great to me, but unfortunately, that hasn't been the Bills M.O. for years now.
Never happen.
If he doesn't get a newer, bigger deal from New Orleans he'll end up in Dallas.
So do you think we shouldn't even try?Quote:
Originally Posted by YardRat
buddy nix and chan is like Darcy Regier and Ruff.
They are a pair, there WILL BE NO COACHING CHANGE GET OVER IT
Sure, make the phone call, but I wouldn't expect much of a response.Quote:
Originally Posted by FunTimesYaY!
My link is to statements that Payton says he plans to be with the Saints next year. He does not want to leave New Orleans.
Double his pay & see how he feels then, feelings change with huge compensation & I can personally assure that people change for the extra $.Quote:
Originally Posted by HurkeyNuts
Payton wouldn't want to coach here. This team is in free fall with an uncertain future looming until they are sold to a new owner. No self respecting Head Coach would even bother to give this team a thought right now. We'd have to pull someone up from the college ranks if we fired Gailey after this year. JMO
This team does have some decent talent, just missing a few pieces, most notably QB and LB. I think a strong coach like Payton would be able to turn this team around, and possibly have influence over the draft, more so than the people we have here, also he would understand to give the ball to the player averaging over 7ypc more then 6 times a gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Extremebillsfan247
We couldnt even get avg coordinators to interview last time and somehow we are supposed to land S.Payton?
llololol I needed a good laugh
Dallas has more money!Quote:
Originally Posted by FunTimesYaY!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Raptor
lol Brian Schottenheimer couldn't be bothered to interview for the Bills vacant HC job a few years ago
the dream of the cowboys trying to get him and him walking away for buffalo is such an amazing idea. completely unrealistic, but still beautiful to dream about.