Sean Payton is doing an excellent job of generating interest in creating

leverage. That was an item written yesterday by a certain hack who spews out, I don't

know, six, seven, eight, nine, ten or more items per day. But that was one that

occurred to me yesterday, Shereen, after I saw the news that the Cardinals had

received permission to speak to Sean Payton. That was something I was told

Saturday, United, it's a prize me when I heard it because it it accurately

predicted that Arizona would have an opening. Now the Texans have also secured

permission to speak to Sean Payton. At the end of the day, you know, this is kind

of like the Deshaun Watson trade scenario where the potential new employee last

year, Watts in this year, Peyton creating multiple opportunities, creating a

sense of competition among various teams that want him scarcity mentality kicks

in. You got three teams that want him. Well, they want him. I got to get him. And the

more they want him, the more I feel like I have to get him. And it just kind of

builds and builds and builds and it makes for a better opportunity for Sean Payton. And

at the end of the day, what's going to happen is he's going to pick one of these

teams. And there may be others who come to the table that he wants to coach. I think

there's already a loose understanding of what it's going to take to get him. And I

don't think the Saints are going to be unreasonable here. They're going to work with Peyton.

They're going to get fair compensation. And then Peyton is going to go somewhere where

he's going to get more than fair compensation from ownership. And I think having the

Walmart conglomerate at the table, guarantee, he's going to get north of 20 million. Last

year, there was a report that Dolphins is going to pay him $100 million, I think on a

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