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Photos: Pat Surtain II shines in 2023 Pro Bowl Games' flag football contests
As Peyton Manning coached the AFC team at the 2023 Pro Bowl Games, Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II made the first Pro Bowl appearance of his young career.
Pat Surtain II beats Justin Jefferson to the ball for an interception | 2023 Pro Bowl Games
Cornerback Pat Surtain II flashes his speed on an interception in coverage against Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson.
'Our plan is to win': New Broncos HC Sean Payton looks to build a winning culture
Sean Payton details his reaction to becoming the 20th head coach in Denver Broncos history, his plan to build a winning culture and more.
Mic'd Up: Pat Surtain II takes us inside the AFC's Pro Bowl practice
Go inside the AFC team's practice for the 2023 Pro Bowl Games, as we had Pat Surtain II mic'd up and outfitted with a camera.
Analysis: Why Sean Payton was the best fit for Russell Wilson, Broncos
After an extensive coaching search, the Broncos have turned to Super Bowl-winning coach Sean Payton to turn things around in Denver.
Broncos name Sean Payton as Head Coach
Five things to know about new Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton
'The most sought-after coaching candidate out there': Sean Payton era set to begin in Denver
Get hyped for a new era of Broncos football, as Denver officially named Sean Payton as the team's next head coach.
34 years of coaching experience, including 24 seasons in the NFL
Philadelphia Eagles: Quarterbacks (1997-98)
New York Giants: Quarterbacks (1999) and Offensive Coordinator (2000-02)
Dallas Cowboys: Assistant Head Coach/Quarterbacks (2003-05)
New Orleans Saints: Head Coach (2006-11, '13-21)
15 seasons as head coach of the New Orleans Saints
161-97 overall record—sixth most wins among active NFL head coaches
9 playoff berths
7 NFC South Division titles
2006 Associated Press Coach of the Year
Super Bowl XLIV Champion (31-17 victory over the Colts)
Offensive success
The Saints led the league in net yards six times (2006, '08-09, '11, '14, '16) and represented the top scoring offense in back-to-back years from 2008-09.
New Orleans ranked in the Top-10 in scoring offense for 13 consecutive years (2008-20) while finishing No. 1 five times during that stretch.
Players coached
Coached 12 different players to a combined 15 Associated Press All-Pro selections and 26 players to a total of 68 Pro Bowl selections.
Playing in Payton's offense, Drew Brees led the NFL in passing yards (68,010), passing touchdowns (491), completions (6,017) and completion percentage (68.8%) while posting the fifth-highest passer rating (101.5).
