Adam Schefter reports that Sean Payton’s head coaching interview with the Panthers is “tentatively” being rescheduled for Monday, January 23.
Ian Rapoport reported last night that Panthers’ owner David Tepper put Payton’s interview on hold to focus on the tragic death of Charlotte FC defender Anton Walkes.
Payton has also drawn interest from the Broncos, Cardinals and Texans this offseason.
Payton, 59, began his NFL coaching career with the Eagles as their QBs coach back in 1997. He later joined the Giants for three seasons before the Cowboys hired him as their assistant HC/QBs coach for the 2003 season.
The Saints brought Payton in as their head coach for the 2006 season and he later agreed to an extension that would have kept him in New Orleans through the 2024 season back in 2019. However, he elected to retire after the 2021 season and join FOX as an analyst.
For his career, Payton has led the Saints to a record of 152-89 (63.1 percent), which includes nine playoff appearances and one Super Bowl title in 2009.
We’ll have more on Payton as the news is available.
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