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The Mannings + The Saints ?
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:23 am
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:23 am
I know it would be unlikely that Gayle hands over the franchise to anyone, but I do think that the Mannings would would do a great job getting the Saints franchise in the right direction when it comes to football and the NFL image.
The first family of football running their "hometown" team, and bringing championships to the city...
I think it's a win for everyone involved.
I'm not sure of the %'s and exact ownership etc... but I do think that it would be an interesting play for the Saints as well as the Mannings future for the sake of the NFL.

The first family of football running their "hometown" team, and bringing championships to the city...
I think it's a win for everyone involved.
I'm not sure of the %'s and exact ownership etc... but I do think that it would be an interesting play for the Saints as well as the Mannings future for the sake of the NFL.

Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:25 am to longhorn22
They don't have anywhere near that kind of money.
As the front people for an ownership group with much much much deeper pockets, I would love it. But I doubt they want it.
As the front people for an ownership group with much much much deeper pockets, I would love it. But I doubt they want it.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:25 am to longhorn22
Gayle is not the problem.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:37 am to longhorn22
If I recall correctly when Carolina went up, one of the issues with some of the potential investors was you need a single person with the ability to put up 30% of the money. And when you consider team has an estimated worth of $3.5B, that will be well out of any of their price range.
There is also another issue with having a certain amount of money/cash available; but don't recall what that was, and it can probably be financed.
There is also another issue with having a certain amount of money/cash available; but don't recall what that was, and it can probably be financed.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:38 am to Chad504boy
Agree, but I do believe if she allowed the Mannings to possibly have some % of the team and run things etc that it could be a great partnership that would help the franchise along with the image it portrays with the league.
The Mannings could bring innovative and great things to the Franchise that could then help impact the city etc.
Having "active" leadership goes a lonnnnnnng way nowadays for franchises and cities.
The Mannings could bring innovative and great things to the Franchise that could then help impact the city etc.
Having "active" leadership goes a lonnnnnnng way nowadays for franchises and cities.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:39 am to Weekend Warrior79
Its possible you get some billionaires who really aren't that interested in football but see it as an investment opportunity to put up most of the funding, and while the Manning Family is a (small) minority owner, they ostensibly run the franchise as owners.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:44 am to Fun Bunch
Right,
Although now I think Peyton is living in the Denver area? Pretty helpful there? I know he still does stuff with Irsay in Indy from time to time....
Eli is still connected with the Giants org and living in NY.
Would be an interesting fit/take if it could all play out. Not sure if they would want to live down here when they have been raising their families in those other areas now... but if they wanted to get into ownership/management it's a win for everyone involved as New Orleans is not necessarily a "rebuild" but more so tapping into what it's full potential could be...
Although now I think Peyton is living in the Denver area? Pretty helpful there? I know he still does stuff with Irsay in Indy from time to time....
Eli is still connected with the Giants org and living in NY.
Would be an interesting fit/take if it could all play out. Not sure if they would want to live down here when they have been raising their families in those other areas now... but if they wanted to get into ownership/management it's a win for everyone involved as New Orleans is not necessarily a "rebuild" but more so tapping into what it's full potential could be...
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:45 am to Fun Bunch
quote:
As the front people for an ownership group with much much much deeper pockets, I would love it. But I doubt they want it.
Yeah I mean I think this would be the dream scenario.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:46 am to longhorn22
The issue with them joining the organization now is they would essentially be taking Lauscha and Loomis's jobs and those guys aren't going to fire themselves.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:46 am to Fun Bunch
The Bensons didn't have that kind of money either when they bought the franchise. They put together a group of investors that got paid back quickly. I think the Mannings could do it and they do have enough money to get it started.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:48 am to Weekend Warrior79
The Bills sold for $1.1 billion in 2014. Panthers $2.275 in 2018. That’s a 48% increase. Then the Broncos for $4.65, another 49% jump.
Let’s say 5 more years under Benson to be conservative(she’s 75 but appears to be very healthy) and with the new TV deal, the Saints will sell for close to $9 billion.
Let’s say 5 more years under Benson to be conservative(she’s 75 but appears to be very healthy) and with the new TV deal, the Saints will sell for close to $9 billion.
This post was edited on 12/6/22 at 10:50 am
Posted on 12/6/22 at 10:49 am to ELVIS U
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The Bensons didn't have that kind of money either when they bought the franchise. They put together a group of investors that got paid back quickly. I think the Mannings could do it and they do have enough money to get it started.
We are talking two completely different times and values. They are different worlds.
The Mannings will not be able to put together 3.5 billion themselves. Very few people can, which is why these teams either stay in families forever, or are bought by mega billionaires, or groups who pool money.
But one person needs to own 30% and the Mannings can't come near that, presently.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 11:16 am to longhorn22
Hell no
The Mannings hate the Saints and LSU
The Mannings hate the Saints and LSU
Posted on 12/6/22 at 2:19 pm to Robber DeNiro
I wouldn't say they hate the saints? I just think their allegiances have been to other teams in the NFL because of their sons' tenure.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 2:32 pm to longhorn22
Their daddy played for the saints, neither of them went to a state school, one of them lost a Superbowl to us. They have tried to distance themselves from Louisiana football wise. What makes y'all think they would put up the money to buy the team and keep it here?
Hell there is just as much a chance they would buy it, and petition the NFL to relocate it to Kenya
Hell there is just as much a chance they would buy it, and petition the NFL to relocate it to Kenya
Posted on 12/6/22 at 2:46 pm to Robber DeNiro
The Mannings hate LSU...this has nothing to do with the Saints.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 3:09 pm to longhorn22
quote:New Jersey
Eli is still connected with the Giants org and living in NY.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 3:53 pm to longhorn22
The Mannings would be a disaster.
Archie was a “gee whiz we really tried hard” kind of guy with the Saints and had no passion to win. Seems like he lost it after leaving Ole Miss. As a radio announcer, he made Brees sound like a meth head on crack. He never held anyone accountable and was not inspirational in the least.
Then you have Peyton. He’s the polar opposite because he loved to throw coaches, teammates, etc under the bus when he couldn’t get the job done. He’s not a team player.
Eli…maybe the only likable Manning is just too dumb to pull it off. I wouldn’t want him managing a burger stand much less an NFL franchise.
They just want to do “fun stuff” like hawk destructive gambling apps and appear on tv occasionally. There’s nothing wrong with that but it doesn’t mean they’re management material.
Archie was a “gee whiz we really tried hard” kind of guy with the Saints and had no passion to win. Seems like he lost it after leaving Ole Miss. As a radio announcer, he made Brees sound like a meth head on crack. He never held anyone accountable and was not inspirational in the least.
Then you have Peyton. He’s the polar opposite because he loved to throw coaches, teammates, etc under the bus when he couldn’t get the job done. He’s not a team player.
Eli…maybe the only likable Manning is just too dumb to pull it off. I wouldn’t want him managing a burger stand much less an NFL franchise.
They just want to do “fun stuff” like hawk destructive gambling apps and appear on tv occasionally. There’s nothing wrong with that but it doesn’t mean they’re management material.
Posted on 12/6/22 at 4:53 pm to longhorn22
I saw real pain on both of their faces watching that collapse. They both love the Saints in their bones. And I would love to have them part of the organization. You can't ever have too many winners
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