Billy Gil

You think Sean Payton, he says to himself,

I've done it all.

I've been in the league.

I won the Super Bowl.

I'm now with a new team.

This has worked out.

Number one seed, you know, injury situation, or we would have been in the Super Bowl.

Then you can kind of start talking yourself into like, we would have won that Super Bowl.

If we made it, we would have won that Super Bowl.

It would have looked vastly different had we been there instead of the Patriots, right?

So he says, you know what?

I can't accomplish any more than I have.

Let's just, I want these last couple of years that I have, I want them to be good years, not stressful years.

Let's let the kid get a shot.

I'm just going to kick my feet up.

I'll stroll in now and I'll get to a little bit later, arrive a little bit later, head home a little bit earlier and just kind of enjoy life and coast out a little bit, you know?

Coaching trees are interesting because I'm looking up the Sean Payton coaching tree and you always kind of wonder how this person was assigned to this coach and like how this branch belongs to this person.

So the coaching tree that I see for Sean Payton, we have Dan Campbell because he was a tight ends coach in New Orleans and he was there.

We have Aaron Glenn.

head coach of the New York Jets.