Sportscenter is reporting that Manning is through in Indianapolis.

SloMotion · 03-10-2012, 06:28 AM

Originally Posted by OldMaid

Sorry for being a negative, but wherever he goes, I think his glory days are over.
PM is a lot of personality . On/off field , he is used to be a coach as well as the qb.
Any player in Indy over PM's career sort of understand he was the qb, big name, coach and more.
PM has had really good players around him. It takes a while to develop a team. Now, who are the players he would have.
There is a lot to think about in where he goes. What are the good teams out there looking for a qb that are set and ready to go far ?
Being dropped by Indy was no surprise or secret. That was common sense.
PM wanting to continue with his career is not a surprise.
A team picking him is not surprising either.
It is going to be a very interesting football year (for a lot of reasons....).

Don't think of it as being negative, think of it as offering a different point of view.

I agree that PM has a very charismatic personality and is a leader. If he doesn't wind up as a coach or general manager for a team some day, I'd be surprised.

I also agree his playing days, if not over, are close to it. My biggest fear for Peyton is that he will sign with another team, injure his neck yet again next season, and this time even more seriously.

03-10-2012, 06:28 AM	#1
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Originally Posted by OldMaid Sorry for being a negative, but wherever he goes, I think his glory days are over. PM is a lot of personality . On/off field , he is used to be a coach as well as the qb. Any player in Indy over PM's career sort of understand he was the qb, big name, coach and more. PM has had really good players around him. It takes a while to develop a team. Now, who are the players he would have. There is a lot to think about in where he goes. What are the good teams out there looking for a qb that are set and ready to go far ? Being dropped by Indy was no surprise or secret. That was common sense. PM wanting to continue with his career is not a surprise. A team picking him is not surprising either. It is going to be a very interesting football year (for a lot of reasons....). Don't think of it as being negative, think of it as offering a different point of view. I agree that PM has a very charismatic personality and is a leader. If he doesn't wind up as a coach or general manager for a team some day, I'd be surprised. I also agree his playing days, if not over, are close to it. My biggest fear for Peyton is that he will sign with another team, injure his neck yet again next season, and this time even more seriously.