Seth Wickersham, summer is ending. And you got a chance to go to one of the best places

in the world to be at in the summer, Northern Idaho, Cordillane. What was that trip like?

Yeah, in July, right after 4th of July, I find myself in Cordillane, Idaho at Gaza Ranch,

which is this incredibly exclusive, yet rustic golf course up in the mountains with these

great views of the lake. And I found a group of guys who sit in the corner of the lodge

and with a table that overlooks the lake, and they call themselves the breakfast club.

They meet every morning at 8 o'clock, and the members include Wayne Gretzky, John L.

Wei, John Cooper, who coaches the Tampa Bay Lightning, one two cups, former baseball star

Pat Burle, former NHL tough guy Kelly Chase, and also former Saints coach and current Broncos

coach, Sean Payton. And I was up there for a couple days kind of following around Payton,

and the thing that was the most interesting to me was watching him in this moment that he

is in his life, where he tries to take the best of his time in New Orleans and leave behind

the worst. One of the things that, you know, I think his defined his tenure is these grievances,

and I think that the grievances, they began with Bounty Gate, and they've piled up enough

over the years, they've kind of become his reality. He doesn't want to fight these old

wars that drove him crazy in New Orleans. He doesn't want to waste his battery energy

on it, but he sometimes does anyway, and it's kind of part of the entire package when

you hire Sean Payton, that you're getting this brilliant offensive mind, and you're also

getting someone who doesn't forget slights. We kind of have this idea of him as this

precocious young offensive genius, but he's 59 now, and he's growing around the temples,

and he has to squint if he's not reading his reading glasses. This is really the last

act for him as a coach, and I think it's going to define his legacy, whether it's going

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