The Dancer broncos‘ group ownership, to fired Nathaniel Hackett over the past week are expected to be “extremely aggressive” in doing whatever it takes to get the head coach candidate they want, league sources told ESPN.
There’s no salary cap on what an owner can spend on a head coach or his staff, and the Walton-Penner corporation that bought the Broncos last summer is not expected to. spend any money to upgrade the franchise.
The Walton-Penner Corporation paid a record $4.65 billion for the Broncos’ last season and is expected to use that same energy and determination to acquire a new coach.
The most senior candidate is the former St head coach Sean Payton, who is expected to command one of the richest head coach contracts in the league. The Saints will also receive compensation for picking drafts from the Payton hire team.
The Saints have never publicly determined what they want in exchange for Payton, but league sources know that New Orleans has been keeping a close eye on what other brands get for their top coaching candidates. other head.
The assault received two first-round picks, two second-round picks, and $8 million from thief in exchange for Jon Gruden. The jet plane received first round picks, fourth round picks and seventh round picks from patriot in exchange for Bill Belichick, along with fifth and seventh round picks.
The Patriots team also received first, second, third and fourth round picks, as well as $300,000 donated to charity, from the Jets in exchange for Bill Parcells.
The Saints believe Payton, who went 152-89 in 16 seasons with New Orleans and led the Saints to the only Super Bowl championship in franchise history, deserves what the coaches say. Other great members have been appreciated and then some.
Meanwhile, Denver has its own short-term challenges, with interim head coach Jerry Rosburg taking over and facing chief in his first game in his new role. The captain is 14-0 against the Broncos since November 2015, with an average win rate of 11.9 points per game and quarterback Patrick Mahomes won all 10 outings against Denver.
The Broncos fired Hackett on Monday after falling 4-11, abruptly ending the shortest tenure of any non-interim head coach in franchise history. The Walton-Penner Group — led by Walmart heiress Rob Walton, daughter Carrie Walton Penner and son-in-law Greg Penner — quickly ran out of patience with a team with some of the best defense in the league but the ability to attack. work is just average. 15.5 points per game.
