Colts moves suggest Manning is next to go

let the speculation carousel get cranked up.

Peyton is going to have to learn a new system at the age of 36 whether he stays or goes.

Talk about a rebuilding period. Their QBs behind Peyton are awesome <insert sarcasm>

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Originally posted 08:20 AM ET  01.18 by Commerce Comet

I have a bad feeling about my Colts..... I think they are getting ready to do something stupid....ala Johnny Unitas.

Don't know whether it's stupid or sane, Mick...

But having watched enough mediocre football locally, sometimes it's just best to blow it up and start over.

Peyton is going to end up with a Coaching job for the Colts in a couple of weeks.

Word.

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Originally posted 08:20 AM ET  01.18 by Commerce Comet

I have a bad feeling about my Colts..... I think they are getting ready to do something stupid....ala Johnnny Unitas.

Probably best in the long run. GM and coach are gone, so I think this is all a prelude to a complete turnover, including Peyton.

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Originally posted 08:19 AM ET  01.18 by TxHeat

let the speculation carousel get cranked up.

Indeed !, maybe the colts will trade the first pick for Carson Palmer!

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Originally posted 08:26 AM ET  01.18 by Robataille

Peyton is going to end up with a Coaching job for the Colts in a couple of weeks.Word.

I thought he might be headed to a stadium near you.

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Originally posted 08:20 AM ET  01.18 by Commerce Comet

I have a bad feeling about my Colts..... I think they are getting ready to do something stupid....ala Johnnny Unitas.

hard to keep that much money tied up in one player, esp. when he could be one hard hit away from being crippled for life...

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Originally posted 08:27 AM ET  01.18 by Mangler.

Indeed !, maybe the colts will trade the first pick for Carson Palmer!

hahahahaha - good one

Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning transformed the entire state of Indiana from a basketball crazed area to one that was fooball frenzy. If the Colts want to totally alienate their fan base, then go ahead and do something about Peyton leaving. I know some will say it's a business decision, but do the Colts really want to go down the road of Peyton's first few years? You know the ones with hardly any wins and fans wearing sacks on their heads due to embarrassment.

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Originally posted 08:34 AM ET  01.18 by Red Zone

Tony Dungy and Peyton Manning transformed the entire state of Indiana from a basketball crazed area to one that was fooball frenzy. If the Colts want to totally alienate their fan base, then go ahead and do something about Peyton leaving. I know some will say it's a business decision, but do the Colts really want to go down the road of Peyton's first few years? You know the ones with hardly any wins and fans wearing sacks on their heads due to embarrassment.

But unless you face the inevitable sooner rather than later you will end up like the Cowboys. A mediocre or worse team for 16 years now.

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Originally posted 08:20 AM ET  01.18 by THE BISHOP!

Peyton is going to have to learn a new system at the age of 36 whether he stays or goes.

I have a feeling whoever bring Peyton in will tailor their offense to him. He basically was his own O-coordinator in Indy and I wouldn't see that changing anywhere else.

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Originally posted 08:42 AM ET  01.18 by Commerce Comet

Bite your tongue, Young man...

Just sayin' patch jobs work as well as sticking gum over the hole in the titanic.