Sean Payton took no prisoners when he (rather accurately) ripped Nathaniel Hackett’s head coaching job with the Denver Broncos last year. New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh could only muster up a corny defense for his new offensive coordinator, while Hackett himself took a subtle “glass houses” shot at Payton — the new leader in Denver.
At the moment, the Broncos and Jets are scheduled to settle their differences in Week 5 in Denver. Given that Payton and Aaron Rodgers are involved, at minimum, it will likely be a CBS national game. But anyone hoping to see Denver and New York’s bubbling feud get the NFL’s primary regular season spotlight — Sunday Night Football — will probably be sorely disappointed.
