Dolphins owner cut out of Manning meeting

Might not be the right type of meeting for Mr Entertainment!!!

So, Peyton's not falling for sitting through somebody's PowerPoint slides?

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Originally posted 08:07 AM ET  03.13 by Debbie Does

So, Peyton's not falling for sitting through somebody's PowerPoint slides?

Wish I could fall for that...

I have a whole day of them today.

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Originally posted 08:09 AM ET  03.13 by Otis B. Driftwood

Wish I could fall for that... I have a whole day of them today.

Damn. My sympathies, Otis.

Power point: the greates sleep aid since Sominex.

Methinks the 'Phins need to get Marino on speed dial to lobby Peyton (and talk to Reggie while he's at it)......

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Originally posted 08:19 AM ET  03.13 by SouthernBlueFan

Power point: the greates sleep aid since Sominex.

Power Point on conference calls all day: Reason to take rest of week off.

Tee time for tomorrow already set...

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Originally posted 08:19 AM ET  03.13 by SouthernBlueFan

Power point: the greates sleep aid since Sominex.

My daughter came home one day and said, "I hate PowerPoint."

She was 9 years old.

Guess it's good that Peyton is keeping his options open. I still say (even though it would hurt my Patriots) that the best team he could land on is one that doesn't seem to be looking...Baltimore. Could you imagine the Ravens with Peyton at the helm of the offense? They could still play smash-mouth with the Steelers, but might stand a chance in a shoot-out too...would be scary good.

It sounds more like a courtesy call by Peyton.

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Originally posted 08:07 AM ET  03.13 by Debbie Does

So, Peyton's not falling for sitting through somebody's PowerPoint slides?

i think it was a former HP ceo/bigwig who told his people to limit their individual presentations to two slides, and if they could not, he would find someone who could

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Originally posted 08:28 AM ET  03.13 by Dunwich

Could you imagine the Ravens with Peyton at the helm of the offense? They could still play smash-mouth with the Steelers, but might stand a chance in a shoot-out too...would be scary good.

I doubt he would survive their first meeting of the season if that were to happen. Flacco can at least take the hits (for now) because of his youth.

a middle-aged guy mentioned the students in his graduate school class could do everything imaginable with power point, except provide the useful information

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Originally posted 08:28 AM ET  03.13 by Dunwich

Guess it's good that Peyton is keeping his options open. I still say (even though it would hurt my Patriots) that the best team he could land on is one that doesn't seem to be looking...Baltimore. Could you imagine the Ravens with Peyton at the helm of the offense? They could still play smash-mouth with the Steelers, but might stand a chance in a shoot-out too...would be scary good.

I can't imagine the Ravens making that move. As for the shoot out, Flacco was unquestionably the best qb on the field in the afc championship game.

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Originally posted 09:06 AM ET  03.13 by Mr Steeler

As for the shoot out, Flacco was unquestionably the best qb on the field in the afc championship game.

He was playing against a girls' school defense in that game.

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Originally posted 09:00 AM ET  03.13 by GoPSULions

I doubt he would survive their first meeting of the season if that were to happen. Flacco can at least take the hits (for now) because of his youth.

Peyton Manning playing for the Ravens=$$$$.....James Harrison playing for the Steelers=$$....James Harrison "retiring" Peyton Manning after the first sack=priceless......

He's not going to Miami. Let it go

This looks like a courtesy visit summary. Things don't look good for the Dolphins. Seems like Manning is interested in which team is closest to being a SB challenger. The old competitive streak has won out over security and money. Maybe little brother's SB win has motivated Peyton to winning at least another SB before he retires. And he doesn't have a lot of time.

"The Dolphins are hopeful Philbin can make a connection with Manning because of Philbin's offensive expertise and calm, pleasant demeanor."

Is Philbin looking for a QB or a soul mate? That reads like an eHarmony commercial.

At least he is smart enough to tell the rest, come to me, I know what a stadium looks like and all the facilities, lets just talk.
Maybe Tennessee has a chance.
I betting against Denver because Tebow maniacs have been on their knee's for day's praying they don't get Manning.