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  • Juggernaut
    Sitting on the Sidelines
    • Dec 2008
    • 5670

    #31
    I'd take a broken down, paralyzed from the neck down Peyton Manning over Sanchez 10 times out of 10. I can only hope that we'll go after him like our life depends on it.

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    • Tailback U
      No substitute 4 strength.
      • Nov 2008
      • 10282

      #32
      Originally posted by NAHSTE
      Based on what? He's been throwing for a month now, he says he's getting better, his doctor said he's getting better, Joseph Addai said he's almost there ... stop believing the bullshit speculation based on unnamed "sources" ... There is nothing that points to him not playing again, Irsay is just being cheap.
      If you actually think the only thing they are worried about is his arm strength then you must be retarded.

      This is his neck and spine we are talking about. I don't care if he's been throwing for a year. This isn't flag football.

      And I don't believe Peyton for one minute. Why would he say it's not going well? He is trying to get paid. He is going to say all the right things in order to get that $28million. And all his doctors are going to say all the right things too if they know what's good for them.

      I just read these stories and build my own idea of what's going on. That's all you can do. I don't trust the media but I don't trust Peyton, either. Facts are his neck is fucked up and he just sat out an entire year because he needed multiple surgeries and he's still not cleared to play.

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      • EmpireWF
        Giants in the Super Bowl
        • Mar 2009
        • 24082

        #33
        Originally posted by Archer
        Way to miss the point... again.

        The media is paid to speculate about it. We don't have to buy into it or we could just wait until Manning/his doctor/Irsay give us further information.
        If we waited for confirmation, what the hell would we talk about?

        Facts are so 2011.


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        • RainboUnicorn
          No Homo
          • Nov 2008
          • 1873

          #34
          Originally posted by Tailback U
          If you actually think the only thing they are worried about is his arm strength then you must be retarded.

          This is his neck and spine we are talking about. I don't care if he's been throwing for a year. This isn't flag football.

          And I don't believe Peyton for one minute. Why would he say it's not going well? He is trying to get paid. He is going to say all the right things in order to get that $28million. And all his doctors are going to say all the right things too if they know what's good for them.

          I just read these stories and build my own idea of what's going on. That's all you can do. I don't trust the media but I don't trust Peyton, either. Facts are his neck is fucked up and he just sat out an entire year because he needed multiple surgeries and he's still not cleared to play.
          Mortensen just said on ESPN that he has no more of a chance of injuring his neck then Elisha does.

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          • RainboUnicorn
            No Homo
            • Nov 2008
            • 1873

            #35
            Hypothetically: Is it possible for Manning to say cut that bonus in half or redo his contract? Then it would be easier for the Colts to keep him.

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            • ralaw
              Posts too much
              • Feb 2009
              • 6663

              #36
              It's pretty much a foregone conclusion that Manning isn't going to return to the Colts. I know, he hasn't had a meeting with Irsay and all, but lets me serious here. The organization is moving forward with Luck and Luck doesn't need to sit and learn from anyone. Rookies have been coming in and doing well, and considering Luck is even more prepared he won't be sitting behind anyone. It appears Manning will return to the NFL, which is a good thing.

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              • grif
                Grif is a Faggot
                • Jan 2012
                • 186

                #37
                Wasn't Manning over-seas getting experimental treatment on his neck anyways? Was there any question that his shit would be severely fucked by the time he came back around? Regardless, hopefully someone takes a chance on him, whether it's just to play or to come in and coach a youngin'. He deserves that much at least. (That is if he wants it.)
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                • ram29jackson
                  Noob
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 0

                  #38
                  Originally posted by ralaw
                  It's pretty much a foregone conclusion that Manning isn't going to return to the Colts. I know, he hasn't had a meeting with Irsay and all, but lets me serious here. The organization is moving forward with Luck and Luck doesn't need to sit and learn from anyone. Rookies have been coming in and doing well, and considering Luck is even more prepared he won't be sitting behind anyone. It appears Manning will return to the NFL, which is a good thing.
                  the owner knows nothing one way or the other as of now,they still have no idea which direction they are going to go at all yet. He said so himself.

                  yeah sure, you guys are going to say that of course he'll say that. But you really have no clue what theyre thinking.If he actually had no chance of playing again,they wouldnt milk it this far.

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                  • jeffx
                    Member
                    • Jun 2009
                    • 3853

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Juggernaut
                    I'd take a broken down, paralyzed from the neck down Peyton Manning over Sanchez 10 times out of 10. I can only hope that we'll go after him like our life depends on it.
                    I hope you're kidding. He'd cost a ton of money and the risk is too great. The Jets have other issues to address besides Sanchez. Enough with the quick fixes.

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                    • MmmmBeeeeer
                      PTFO
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 6709

                      #40
                      Originally posted by ram29jackson
                      the owner knows nothing one way or the other as of now,they still have no idea which direction they are going to go at all yet. He said so himself.

                      yeah sure, you guys are going to say that of course he'll say that. But you really have no clue what theyre thinking.If he actually had no chance of playing again,they wouldnt milk it this far.
                      Or Irsay does know but doesn't want to take attention away from the Super Bowl in Indianapolis, how about that.

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                      • f16harm
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                        • Feb 2009
                        • 2183

                        #41
                        Originally posted by RainboUnicorn
                        Hypothetically: Is it possible for Manning to say cut that bonus in half or redo his contract? Then it would be easier for the Colts to keep him.
                        absolutely. So long as the Colts still want to try and keep him. If both sides really want to stay together then this is what will happen.

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                        • MmmmBeeeeer
                          PTFO
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 6709

                          #42
                          On sports radio they were saying something about the new CBA not allowing the bonus to be renegotiated. I don't know the specifics though.

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                          • ralaw
                            Posts too much
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 6663

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Jim Irsay
                            "If it helps us win, I'll pay it in a second. But when it comes to salary cap ... we have real cap problems," Irsay told NFL Network. "You can't make a decision that straps you for the next three seasons.

                            "If we make a decision based on just affection, and we have cap problems for three years, the fans will call me an idiot."
                            Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said Wednesday that he expects to meet with quarterback Peyton Manning next week, but that any decision on Manning's future will likely wait until early March.

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                            • MmmmBeeeeer
                              PTFO
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 6709

                              #44
                              I'd say that seals the deal.

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