New Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton is already on the campaign trail as he ignited interest in Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs. After a superb year that saw Jacobs win the NFL's rushing title, he is now a free agent.With the Raiders declining his fifth-year option last offseason, Jacobs had to play for a payday. A career-best 1,653 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns along with an All-Pro selection points to a player at the top of his game.Who will win the Super Bowl?Payton, on the "Up and Adams Show," gave his thoughts on the running back, even hinting at a potential move for Jacobs out of the AFC West while also angling for a move to Denver:“I was lucky enough to be part of the AP voting this year. And so, he definitely was No. 1. We voted him as, not Pro Bowl, All-Pro. That's got a little weight to it. Just one team."He was outstanding this year. He's outstanding, healthy, (pass) protections, but downhill physical runner. For a team that wasn't necessarily always having success, he was always consistently playing well. And so, I'm glad he's a free agent. I encourage everyone to look at him. Get him out of the West. Maybe we look at him.”Up & Adams@UpAndAdamsShowJosh Jacobs joins the show and @SeanPayton gives him high praise:“He was always consistently playing well and so I’m glad he’s a free agent, I encourage everyone to look at him... maybe we look at him” : @FanDuelTV | @heykayadams | @markingramII | @iAM_JoshJacobs44863Josh Jacobs joins the show and @SeanPayton gives him high praise:“He was always consistently playing well and so I’m glad he’s a free agent, I encourage everyone to look at him... maybe we look at him” 👀📺: @FanDuelTV | @heykayadams | @markingramII | @iAM_JoshJacobs https://t.co/c9WYz0ZKmvCould Jacobs find his way to Denver with Payton?Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh JacobsThere could be an avenue for the running back to land in Denver. Adding the two-time All-Prowould certainly ease the pressure on quarterback Russell Wilson, and given that Denver struggled to run the ball last year, having a star in the backfield could work wonders.The other thing is, would the running back want to face his old team twice a year and go play for a direct rival? Only he knows the answer to that, but in today's world, money usually rules, and there will be a team out there that will give him a big payday.Whether that be Denver or another team, after the superb year he had, Jacobs will no doubt have a long list of suitors. Does that include Payton and the Broncos? It sure feels like it.Also Read: Rihanna names ‘hardest part’ of Super Bowl halftime show ahead of Chiefs vs Eagles