Denver Broncos Head Coach Job Undesirable, According To Anonymous NFL Front Office Source

The Denver Broncos turned out to be worse than laughing stock. If recent reports are true, the Broncos are radioactive around his NFL.

heavyMatt Lombardo published an article analyzing the Broncos’ ugly situation with Lame Duck head coach Nathaniel Hackett and slump quarterback Russell Wilson. In it, Lombardo cites multiple anonymous NFL front-office sources, but none were optimistic about Denver’s situation on these fronts.

With Hackett expected to be fired at the end of this season (at the latest), I’ve been concerned about the possibility of him furthering Wilson’s regression to the point of no return. It’s hard to understand why the new owner group keeps rolling the dice on Hackett.

“[Wilson] It looks like it’s over,’ an anonymous NFL scouting director told Lombardo. You can also get a free agent for

Free agent recruitment is the bridge Denver will have to cross when the time comes, but before that window opens, the Broncos have bigger fish to fry and potential obstacles to overcome. I have. According to that scouting his director in Lombardo’s article, none of his top head coaching candidates projected for the 2023 cycle would want a job for the Broncos.

“Remember that no really good candidate wants the job,” said the scouting director. heavy.

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Whoever that anonymous source is, one factor missing in his calculations is the wealth of the Broncos’ new owners, the Walton/Penner Group.According to Rob Walton forbesthe 19th richest man in the world and the richest owner in the NFL.

That wealth has little impact on the Broncos’ salary cap in terms of having cash on hand to provide competitive bonuses to future free agents. Hiring is done outside the salary cap book, along with other key non-player personnel.

In other words, Walton and Penner’s group could roll out ridiculous compensation packages for proper coaches, all of which would be separate from the salary cap. If you use absolute terms like “no one really good coach wants that job”, let money speak and you know what.

If the Broncos wanted to blow out competing teams for the services of their head coach, the Walton/Penner group could absolutely do it. I don’t mean to spoil your spirit.

The Broncos as an organization are like being bitten by a snake. Cursed. Again, radioactive.

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With Wilson playing literally the worst football of his adorned career, and with all the bad jujus and injuries in Denver, the Broncos’ soon-to-be head coach vacancy would be ideal for the top. It seems perfectly plausible that you can’t say. Candidate, ostensibly. I believe that.

But nothing rings a bell like money.

That will ultimately level the playing field for the Walton/Penner group’s first head coaching search in Denver. If the scouting director’s claim that Broncos general manager George Payton is also “notified” about Hackett’s job security is correct, it could coincide with a search for the general manager.

“Reduce your losses,” said the reconnaissance chief. heavy“There’s no way I’m getting through this season. I love George.” [Paton] But he made this hire and deal for Wilson to get his attention. ”

Much of the media believe Patong is relatively safe. I don’t All three of his big decisions in Payton’s offseason backfired, with newly arrived Walton/Penner blown in the face of his group.

In many ways, Patton has done enough on the personnel front, especially in the draft, to warrant a year of probation after 2022. On the other hand, the demon that now owns the Broncos was summoned by Paton himself, even if it was inadvertent. best intentions.