Sean Payton, who stepped down from coaching the New Orleans Saints after this past season, has long been expected to move into a role in television.

Payton told reporters on Tuesday at the Zurich Classic Celebrity Shootout golf tournament that a job in the media was materializing. Payton didn’t want to speak in front of his presumptive employer, but he referred to it being a studio job.

Payton coached the Saints to a 152-89 regular-season record and 9 playoff appearances in 15 seasons, including leading the 2009 Saints to winning the NFL title.

“I don’t like the word retirement,” Payton said the day he announced he would step down, per the Associated Press. “I still have a vision for doing things in football. And I’ll be honest with you, that might be coaching again at some point. I don’t think it’s this year, I think maybe in the future. That’s not where my heart is right now.”