i look at sean payton and he drops his head, he calls the general manager and is like, "yeah, i'm loste him to miami right now because there's no way he's coming here. but it had the exact opposite effect which was my wife and i said this is so much greater than just football. it's a true calling to be here and part of the resurrection of one of america's greatest cities. [applause] >> stephen: thanks so much for being here. super bowl champion drew brees, everybody. we'll be right back with morris chestnut. ♪ ♪ look at those beautiful flowers. agh, i gotta tell sarah. do we need to knock on neighbors' doors to tell them their flowers look good? i'm just going to tell her anyway. [ sighs ] progressive can't save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. ♪febreze!♪ have you tried these febreze car vent clips? the intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... [inhales] that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice and light. enjoy 40 days of freshness, your way. ♪lalalalala♪ booking.com has all kinds of stays... becaus

coaches at all $7 million a year compared to, say, andy reid making what's reported to be 20 million, sean paytonping sirianni, what would you ask for? what should he be paid as a result of this win? >> it's funny, i did see his agent on the field afterwards with the big smile on his face. >> yeah. >> i'm sure because he he's at a minimum going to have to be at the top. look, sirianni has been in two super bowls in the last three years. a narrow defeat against the chiefs in the first one, a tremendous victory last night. they had a great season. he's got the best winning percentage of any active coach. there's no reason why he and the general manager, howie roseman, shouldn't be among the highest paid in the league, given their respective positions. sirianni deserves a lot of credit. amazingly, he was on the hot seat. some people felt going into the season, but they made all the right moves. they hired vic fangio, who did an incredible job as defensive coordinator. they brought in kellen moore as the offensive coordinator, and he's going to be the next coach of the new orleans saints, presumably