Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton says 'it doesn't concern me' when asked about Tom Brady being in the coaches' booth during Las Vegas Raiders' Week 2 game against Los Angeles Chargers. Brady was seen seated next to offensive coordinator Chip Kelly with headsets on. There was a furor over Brady presence given that he's a part owner of the Raiders and a broadcaster for the Fox Sports. The league, however, cleared him of any wrongdoing in a statement issued post widespread criticism.<h2>What did Sean Payton say about Brady?</h2>Speaking to the Denver Post, Payton, on Brady being at the coaches' booth during the Raiders' 9-20 loss on Monday Night Football vs the Chargers, said: “It doesn’t concern me. I understand he’s part ownership with a division opponent. I get that. Then he covers games. He covers NFC games. That doesn’t bother me.”Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/eagles-wr-aj-brown-throws-shades-at-own-offense-for-not-scoring-enough-points-in-first-two-weeks-1758104710813">Eagles WR AJ Brown throws shades at own offense for not scoring enough points in first two weeks</a>Brady had signed a 10-year deal as a broadcaster with Fox Sports in his last year in the league in 2022 (QB for Tampa Bay Buccaneers). His approval with the NFL for part ownership in the Las Vegas-based franchise was still pending when he started his career with Fox Sports as an announcer.<h2>What did NFL say about Brady?</h2>"There are no policies that prohibit an owner from sitting in the coaches' booth or wearing a headset during a game," read a statement by the as reported by NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero. "Brady was sitting in the booth in his capacity as a limited partner. All personnel sitting in the booth must abide by policies that prohibit the use of electronic devices other than league-issued equipment such as a Microsoft Surface Tablet for the Sideline Viewing System."As for the Raiders, their season started well with a 20-13 win in Week 1 against the New England Patriots but Geno Smith and the company unravelled against the better defense of the Chargers in Week 2. Las Vegas offense could not score a single touchdown against the Chargers - highlighting the massive scope of improvement needed.

Broncos head coach, Payton, speaking on Brady being at the coaches' booth during the Raiders' 9-20 loss on Monday Night Football vs the Chargers, said: “It doesn’t concern me."

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton says 'it doesn't concern me' when asked about Tom Brady being in the coaches' booth during Las Vegas Raiders' Week 2 game against Los Angeles Chargers. Brady was seen seated next to offensive coordinator Chip Kelly with headsets on. There was a furor over Brady presence given that he's a part owner of the Raiders and a broadcaster for the Fox Sports. The league, however, cleared him of any wrongdoing in a statement issued post widespread criticism. What did Sean Payton say about Brady? Speaking to the Denver Post, Payton, on Brady being at the coaches' booth during the Raiders' 9-20 loss on Monday Night Football vs the Chargers, said: “It doesn’t concern me. I understand he’s part ownership with a division opponent. I get that. Then he covers games. He covers NFC games. That doesn’t bother me.” Also Read - Eagles WR AJ Brown throws shades at own offense for not scoring enough points in first two weeks Brady had signed a 10-year deal as a broadcaster with Fox Sports in his last year in the league in 2022 (QB for Tampa Bay Buccaneers). His approval with the NFL for part ownership in the Las Vegas-based franchise was still pending when he started his career with Fox Sports as an announcer. What did NFL say about Brady? "There are no policies that prohibit an owner from sitting in the coaches' booth or wearing a headset during a game," read a statement by the as reported by NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero. "Brady was sitting in the booth in his capacity as a limited partner. All personnel sitting in the booth must abide by policies that prohibit the use of electronic devices other than league-issued equipment such as a Microsoft Surface Tablet for the Sideline Viewing System." As for the Raiders, their season started well with a 20-13 win in Week 1 against the New England Patriots but Geno Smith and the company unravelled against the better defense of the Chargers in Week 2. Las Vegas offense could not score a single touchdown against the Chargers - highlighting the massive scope of improvement needed.

Broncos head coach, Payton, speaking on Brady being at the coaches' booth during the Raiders' 9-20 loss on Monday Night Football vs the Chargers, said: “It doesn’t concern me."

Broncos head coach Sean Payton issues four-word response on Brady's presence in coaches' Booth

New York Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett shared his views about Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton's criticism. Hackett, while responding, said that Payton broke an unwritten code and that he hasn't received an apology for the comments as well. Hackett made the comments on Tuesday.

"Obviously, [the] last week has been a very unique week for this organization," Hackett said. "I've been involved in this business my whole life -- 43 years. As a coach, as a coach's kid, we live in a glass house. We know that. We all live in different rooms, we all have a key for it. It's one of those things, there's a code, there's a way things are done in that house.

"This past week, it's frustrating and it sucks, but we're all susceptible to it -- the things you do, the mistakes you make. It costs you time on the field, it costs you your job ... all those things. And I own all that stuff. That's a fact. I've got no excuses."

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Hackett made it very evident that Payton broke the code of coaching fraternity and responded with 'I do' when asked the question. The Jets OC although said that he 'knew it (Payton's criticism) was coming.'

"It was very expected. You knew it was going to happen. You knew he was going to handle it that way at some point. That's how it was going all last year."

Notably, Payton had told USA Today last week that Hackett's 15-game stint as the Broncos' head coach last season was 'one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of NFL.' Payton, however, apologised for his remarks and termed them as a mistake.

Hackett, who was the coach of the Denver Broncos, was fired after going 4-11 in his first 15 games. Sean Payton took over as the head coach ahead of this season.

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New York Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett shared his views about Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton's criticism. Hackett, while responding, said that Payton broke an unwritten code and that he hasn't received an apology for the comments as well.

New York Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett shared his views about Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton's criticism. Hackett, while responding, said that Payton broke an unwritten code and that he hasn't received an apology for the comments as well. Hackett made the comments on Tuesday. "Obviously, [the] last week has been a very unique week for this organization," Hackett said. "I've been involved in this business my whole life -- 43 years. As a coach, as a coach's kid, we live in a glass house. We know that. We all live in different rooms, we all have a key for it. It's one of those things, there's a code, there's a way things are done in that house. "This past week, it's frustrating and it sucks, but we're all susceptible to it -- the things you do, the mistakes you make. It costs you time on the field, it costs you your job ... all those things. And I own all that stuff. That's a fact. I've got no excuses." Also Read: Los Angeles Rams' wide receiver Cooper Kupp leaves practice after hamstring injury Hackett made it very evident that Payton broke the code of coaching fraternity and responded with 'I do' when asked the question. The Jets OC although said that he 'knew it (Payton's criticism) was coming.' "It was very expected. You knew it was going to happen. You knew he was going to handle it that way at some point. That's how it was going all last year." Notably, Payton had told USA Today last week that Hackett's 15-game stint as the Broncos' head coach last season was 'one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of NFL.' Payton, however, apologised for his remarks and termed them as a mistake. Hackett, who was the coach of the Denver Broncos, was fired after going 4-11 in his first 15 games. Sean Payton took over as the head coach ahead of this season. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

NFL: New York Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett responds to Sean Payton's criticism

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has teared into Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton for criticising Jets' &nbsp;offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett during an interview. Notably, Hackett was the offensive coordinator of the Green Bay Packers from 2019-21 and Rodgers was the NFL MVP two times in those years as the Packers QB.

"It made me feel bad that someone who has accomplished a lot in the league is that insecure that they have to take another man down to set themselves up for some easy fall if it doesn't go well for that team this year," Rodgers told NFL+ in an interview. "I think it was way out of line, inappropriate, and I think he needs to keep my coaches' names out of his mouth."

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Notably, Payton had told USA Today last week that Hackett's 15-game stint as the Broncos' head coach last season was 'one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of NFL.' Payton also said that there were '20 dirty hands' around Broncos QB Russell Wilson during his career-worst year of 16 touchdowns and a league-high 55 sacks. Hackett was fired after going 4-11 in his first 15 games.

Payton, however, apologised for his remarks and termed them as 'a mistake.'

Jets coach Robert Saleh also came out in defense of Hackett after Payton's comments.

"I kind of live by the saying, 'If you ain't got no haters, you ain't popping,'" Saleh said. "So hate away. Obviously, we're doing something right if you've got to talk about us when we don't play you until [Week 5]."

Speaking on his equation with Hackett, Rodgers said, "We had some great years together in Green Bay."

"[We] kept in touch. Love him and his family. He's an incredible family man and an incredible dad. And on the field, he's arguably my favorite coach I've ever had in the NFL. Just his approach to it. He makes it fun, how he cares about the guys, just how he goes about his business with respect, with leadership, with honesty, with integrity."

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New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has teared into Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton for criticising Jets' offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett during an interview.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has teared into Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton for criticising Jets' offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett during an interview. Notably, Hackett was the offensive coordinator of the Green Bay Packers from 2019-21 and Rodgers was the NFL MVP two times in those years as the Packers QB. "It made me feel bad that someone who has accomplished a lot in the league is that insecure that they have to take another man down to set themselves up for some easy fall if it doesn't go well for that team this year," Rodgers told NFL+ in an interview. "I think it was way out of line, inappropriate, and I think he needs to keep my coaches' names out of his mouth." Also Read: LeBron's son Bronny James dines out with family post discharge from hospital after cardiac arrest Notably, Payton had told USA Today last week that Hackett's 15-game stint as the Broncos' head coach last season was 'one of the worst coaching jobs in the history of NFL.' Payton also said that there were '20 dirty hands' around Broncos QB Russell Wilson during his career-worst year of 16 touchdowns and a league-high 55 sacks. Hackett was fired after going 4-11 in his first 15 games. Payton, however, apologised for his remarks and termed them as 'a mistake.' Jets coach Robert Saleh also came out in defense of Hackett after Payton's comments. "I kind of live by the saying, 'If you ain't got no haters, you ain't popping,'" Saleh said. "So hate away. Obviously, we're doing something right if you've got to talk about us when we don't play you until [Week 5]." Speaking on his equation with Hackett, Rodgers said, "We had some great years together in Green Bay." "[We] kept in touch. Love him and his family. He's an incredible family man and an incredible dad. And on the field, he's arguably my favorite coach I've ever had in the NFL. Just his approach to it. He makes it fun, how he cares about the guys, just how he goes about his business with respect, with leadership, with honesty, with integrity." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The roots of the global coronavirus pandemic have reached the NFL after the sport reported its first confirmed case.&nbsp;

As per the reports New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton has been tested positive for the novel coronavirus.&nbsp;

According to Payton's interview with the ESPN, he said that he was not feeling well and took the test on Monday, he received the news on Thursday afternoon that he was tested positive.

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Payton told ESPN: "This is not just about social distancing. It's shutting down here for a week to two weeks. If people understand the curve and understand the bump, we can easily work together as a country to reduce it. Take a minute to understand what the experts are saying. It's not complicated to do what they're asking of us. Just that type of small investment by every one of us will have a dramatic impact."

According to ESPN Payton attended horse races last week at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas, for an event that was closed to the public.

Payton is currently under self-quarantine and is down with a fever, he has shown no symptoms of cough and cold as of now.&nbsp;

Saints coach said that he was optimistic about a full recovery.

The roots of the global coronavirus pandemic have reached the NFL after the sport reported its first confirmed case. As per the reports New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton has been tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

The roots of the global coronavirus pandemic have reached the NFL after the sport reported its first confirmed case. As per the reports New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton has been tested positive for the novel coronavirus. According to Payton's interview with the ESPN, he said that he was not feeling well and took the test on Monday, he received the news on Thursday afternoon that he was tested positive. Appreciate the well wishes. I'm feeling better and fortunate to not have any of the respiratory symptoms. 4 more days at home.#BEATCovid pic.twitter.com/vvjbnqoeZx — Sean Payton (@SeanPayton) March 19, 2020 × Payton told ESPN: "This is not just about social distancing. It's shutting down here for a week to two weeks. If people understand the curve and understand the bump, we can easily work together as a country to reduce it. Take a minute to understand what the experts are saying. It's not complicated to do what they're asking of us. Just that type of small investment by every one of us will have a dramatic impact." According to ESPN Payton attended horse races last week at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas, for an event that was closed to the public. Payton is currently under self-quarantine and is down with a fever, he has shown no symptoms of cough and cold as of now. Saints coach said that he was optimistic about a full recovery.

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