Peyton Manning

Peyton Manning in a Redskins uniform, can't wait!
 
Yup

Except perhaps for the Ozzy part, I agree with his/her thoughts. It's a very legitimate arguement.



Enjoy the dream.

Read me closely, my darling Peyton is getting cut from the Indy Colts tomorrow. The one and only team he's ever played for during his amazing NFL career. He built that team enough to get them a new stadium and now they're cutting him loose while the owner gives out virtual drinks to his Twitter followers.

First the drunkard owner had his boytoy Rob Lowe tweet that Peyton Manning was retiring hence this thread created by IslandMan (way to manage your thread, dork).

Now this. So don't call it a dream.
 
Read me closely, my darling Peyton is getting cut from the Indy Colts tomorrow. The one and only team he's ever played for during his amazing NFL career. He built that team enough to get them a new stadium and now they're cutting him loose while the owner gives out virtual drinks to his Twitter followers.

First the drunkard owner had his boytoy Rob Lowe tweet that Peyton Manning was retiring hence this thread created by IslandMan (way to manage your thread, dork).

Now this. So don't call it a dream.


Very low class to cut the best player in your franchise's history.
 
Peyton Manning in a Redskins uniform, can't wait!

Guess you missed the Tony Dungy confession with him recalling the low-high hit from two Redskin defenders as the start of Peyton's neck problems back in 2006.
 
Very low class to cut the best player in your franchise's history.

hard to even say its a good business decision.....I guess on paper, it is....no guarantee Luck is going to turn out like Peyton.

I say, get ready for da pain Indy.....losers, back to where you were before Peyton!
 
Very low class to cut the best player in your franchise's history.

But they have Andrew Luck to fall back on.

I feel for that kid. If they do what they do to Peyton, just what will they do to him if he doesn't show up to play.
 
But they have Andrew Luck to fall back on.

I feel for that kid. If they do what they do to Peyton, just what will they do to him if he doesn't show up to play.

love to see the Colts pick RGIII, that would be a hoot!
 
Read me closely, my darling Peyton is getting cut from the Indy Colts tomorrow. The one and only team he's ever played for during his amazing NFL career. He built that team enough to get them a new stadium and now they're cutting him loose while the owner gives out virtual drinks to his Twitter followers.

First the drunkard owner had his boytoy Rob Lowe tweet that Peyton Manning was retiring hence this thread created by IslandMan (way to manage your thread, dork).

Now this. So don't call it a dream.

Yeah...it is a dream.

Peyton has done well in his career with the Colts. That, however, does not mean he is going to continue the same performance level, given that he still has not proven he can recover enough to became anywhere near as good a passer as he was in the past. Along with that, he has to adapt to a whole new team.

It is a gamble for any team to take him...a very expensive gamble.

If he ends up in Miami, I will support the Dolphins as always...but I am far from being excited with the idea of Peyton going there at this point.
 
Omg, I am well aware that he may not be the same Peyton, up to Peyton standards, blah blah blah. In fact, I kinda feel scummy for wanting him to suit up in a Dolphin's uniform if it means that just one hit from a guy like Urlacher ends his entire career when he has new twins and all.

But that's football, right, Beco?
 
I don't see Manning as primarily a $$ dude...

...meaning, I don't think he'd keep playing just for the dough.

I also don't see him as any degree of a wannabe...

...meaning, I don't see Manning continuing to play if he wasn't certain he can perform at his level.

There was talk that Manning was willing to renegotiate his deal with the Colts to be specifically be paid in accordance with his performance...

...I'm sure he'd be that amendable to his future team, too.

As far as Manning goes, I see three options:

1. He has no question he's on the path to full recovery.

2. He's not certain of full recovery yet, but he senses the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.

3. He knows he doesn't have what he used to...

If #3 is true, I see him standing up with Irsay tomorrow and announcing his retirement as the League's only 4-time MVP.
 
Yeah...it is a dream.

Peyton has done well in his career with the Colts. That, however, does not mean he is going to continue the same performance level, given that he still has not proven he can recover enough to became anywhere near as good a passer as he was in the past. Along with that, he has to adapt to a whole new team.

It is a gamble for any team to take him...a very expensive gamble.

If he ends up in Miami, I will support the Dolphins as always...but I am far from being excited with the idea of Peyton going there at this point.

The Colts could make him head coach. That would be a classy move, and hell, he's earned it.
 
The Colts could make him head coach. That would be a classy move, and hell, he's earned it.

Peyton wants to play...so he will play.

I could definitely see him possibly being a coach when he retires. He is certainly liked and respected enough.
 
Peyton wants to play...so he will play.

I could definitely see him possibly being a coach when he retires. He is certainly liked and respected enough.

They could offer him the position. If he turns it down, that's his choice.
 
So now Denver is in the mix for getting Peyton Manning?

If anything, I'd say Fins, Skins, Zonas.... who was that last asshole suggesting the Broncs were interested?


*ugh, they are shopping him around like a drunken crack whore losing her heels and dignity

*NFL NETWORK
 
Love to see the Jets go after him......should be a fun off-season
 
Have read the press conference is currently scheduled for 1200 ET today...
 
The Colts could make him head coach. That would be a classy move, and hell, he's earned it.

So you want them to take a guy with zero coaching experience and no known aptitude for the job and make him head coach of the one of biggest franchises in the NFL? And this makes sense to you?
 
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