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They have to weigh the opportunity to build with Luck and put a team around him against a few years with Peyton and no team around him. The latter has worked for a lot of years, but Peyton was in good shape. Now he's a big gamble at best. I think we'll find that Peyton doesn't have a problem with this move. He's done anything he can to protect that organization from his failing health, up to and including rewriting his contract so that the Colts didn't have to pay him the last 8 million they paid him while he was broke down. I truly believe Peyton and Jim Irsay made this decision together,m and that Peyton will be a part of the Colts organization for a long, long time once he's done with this "play for another team" thing. I don't think it's going to go well, either. Peyton is way too screwed up. Ultimately he's going to be a lot more valuable for his head than he is for his body if he can avoid ending up in a wheelchair. |
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I don't think Peyton will play for a cold weather team.
Being a dome QB for his career and with his neck injury, it just makes sense. If he does play for a cold weather team, it will be for the Skins. Why? For the $, of course. And who is foolish enough to overpay for a 36yr old, injured QB? Dan Snyder! I'm willing to bet he's had an erection since he found out Peyton was being released! |
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I know that not everyone can coach just because they can play well but I truely believe that he would be a great QB coach. He has such a great understanding of the game and such. :2 |
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His personality, another edge. I agree with you, but I've long thought that if a guy can make the transition, he's one that can. I think he'd make a better fit as a head coach than an offensive or quarterback coach. Quarterback coach being the least likely. He's got enough experience in running a good part of that club, and his close ties with ownership and upper management really give him a leg up if anyone has one. I have no idea if it's something he even wants to do, it's just a sneaking suspicion. I can see him in that role, I guess. I'd far rather see him in the booth. This season. But that's just cause I'm selfish. :D |
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There is a handful of GREAT coaches that also have a high ego and are hard to play for..........seems they are doing great. |
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Most great coaches weren't good players, and even more of them never played at the highest level. I don't forsee Peyton with a headset on, he is more likely to end up in a front office than on the sideline. :2
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He should go where ever Randy Moss lands.
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Fingers-crossed... |
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It will be a different town without him, that is for sure. We're going to miss Peyton Manning on and off the field. He did a lot for Indianapolis, but at the end of the day... We have to think about our team's future, and freeing up that amount of money can really bring in some fresh new talent.
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