Manning released by Colts
#12
03-06-2012, 08:18 PM
Manning getting hurt was the best thing to ever happen to the Colts... He is on his last leg and so is most of the D... Gettinng #1 pick allows them to clean shop and start over with what some call "a sure thing" at QB.
When the fans don't really care that the greatest player in there franchises history is released you know it's time to move on.
My money is on Miami, even though i don't understand why you would go there over SF who is ready to win now!
Both Miami and the Jets need a LOT more than a QB, not matter how good that QB is.
When the fans don't really care that the greatest player in there franchises history is released you know it's time to move on.
My money is on Miami, even though i don't understand why you would go there over SF who is ready to win now!
Both Miami and the Jets need a LOT more than a QB, not matter how good that QB is.
#13
03-06-2012, 09:10 PM
As for your 1st rounders statement, you must watch and know very little about football. Brady is the exception, not the rule.
#15
03-06-2012, 09:16 PM
If Manning was smart, he'd retire from football.
Considering the surgeries he's had, last thing I'd want to do is put a helmet on and don a jersey that has a bullseye built into it.
Considering the surgeries he's had, last thing I'd want to do is put a helmet on and don a jersey that has a bullseye built into it.
#16
03-06-2012, 09:17 PM
No he doesn't, that's why they had to cut him before Thursday at midnight. If you ask Manning, even when he signed the contract years ago, he knew he would never see that bonus. Those are loaded in to help the team allocate there funds to other players under the cap.
#17
03-06-2012, 09:19 PM
Same can easily be said for a lot of players. Favre being the most recent and prominent that should have hung it up long before he actually did.
#18
03-06-2012, 09:19 PM
Agree 100%. He has an amazing short term future in the media working for CBS, or Fox (Espn would work him to death) and long term I can't not seeing him being a GM or even an owner. Coaching though will never be in his future, he is way too much of a perfectionist to actually coach (he would step in even at 50 if his QB was sucking it up).
#19
03-06-2012, 09:21 PM
While that is true, Favre never had a serious injury. Brett jumped ship quick when concussions and broken bones became more prevalent. I still think Favre could play at a top 10 level if he stays healthy, the guy truly was one of the greatest competitors to ever strap on a helmet.
#20
03-06-2012, 09:27 PM
While that is true, Favre never had a serious injury. Brett jumped ship quick when concussions and broken bones became more prevalent. I still think Favre could play at a top 10 level if he stays healthy, the guy truly was one of the greatest competitors to ever strap on a helmet.
