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Sportscenter is reporting that Manning is through in Indianapolis.
Where will he go? Will he play or retire?
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I think he’s going to Miami.
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No on Miami. I think Arizona.
I hate the 49ers, but I think they are only a QB away from being very tough to beat. |
No surpirse that his days are in Indy. Irsay all but said that during SB week when PM and Irsay were having their silly back and forth interview.
PM is going to get picked up by some team. PM should go out with a band and retire. He won it all. Count his tens of millions. Spend life with his wife and their twins. Do sports reporting. He cannot let go of football. It is his time to retire. |
And the Mothership got it right too. No they did.
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I'd like to see him either retire and be the Giants QB coach for his brother Eli, play & retire for the Saints like his daddy. Retiring and becoming the Saints QB coach would be an option also. In the end, I really hope he's 100% to play. It would be a shame if he was seriously injured because he didn't know when to hang up his cleats. ***IDK what happened, thought I was multi-quoting Brandon428 & Ashley in this reply. User error, I guess.*** |
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Peyton Manning seen in Miami getting off plane |
Houston!
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Matt Shaubb is the GUY in HOUSTON, i think he wants to stay in AFC... Yall remember the JETS players were lobbying for him before he even got off the ground from the last neck injury. MARK SANCHEZ is cocky and hasnt won over his team....... HE GOES TO THE BIG APPLE
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Washington has that long history of throwing tons of dubious money at aging veterans-- that is a pattern that Peyton and Condon might find very appealing. Although Tony Dungy said that Peyton does not want to compete with his brother for the same division, although I don't know why that would really be a factor, or how Dungy would know that. But he could take Washington's owner to the cleaners, and make a bundle there, I'm sure.
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I hope he doesn't go to Kansas City. That would suck for him. |
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I think 3 teams might have a battle for Manning.
1) Miami They need a QB, and thye warm weather might be a good fit for him there. 2)Arizona again they have QB issues, the weather is good, and the Division is weak, He might make an Immediate impact there, and with Larry Fitzgerald a great target. 3) Minn Vikings. I say this because they like to take QB's that are older and on the downside of their careers, It's and indoor stadium,and might be a good fit for him to train their younger QB there. |
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....). |
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Well, this is what is always said about the Saints. |
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How about the Texans? Another great team just a decent QB away from the playoffs again... That's two right off the top of my head... |
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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. |
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