I'm reminded by the original move, "The Longest Yard"..."I think I broke his ****ing neck."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGjEZIZQIIk

When is the last time a 36 year old QB missed an entire season then came back and was able to carry a team?

Being serious. I don't think this is as wrapped up as everyone wants to make it. Had KC gotten manning I would be convinced he wouldn't be as good as his old self but have enough weapons and team around him to make up for it.

In Denver, I don't see that.

Shocker. I like what the Chiefs have done and will continue to do.

+1ROFL

Brady missed a full season at the age of 31 and has came back pretty strong.

I don't think it's going to be that big of a deal. I don't see Manning turning into Kyle Orton or something just because he missed one season.

Huge difference between 31 and 36 in football age. Huge.

Jerry Rice missed a full season at the age of 35 and came back at the age of 36 and had a 1,000 yard season, he actually had three 1,000 yard seasons between the ages of 36 and 40.

Never go full KnowMo ROFL

Huge difference in a knee injury to a pocket passer and a neck injury that effects the throwing arm of pocket passer.

Tony Dungy believes that Manning hurt his neck in 2006 against Washington and he played with that injury for 4 1/2 years. Every report I have read is saying that Manning is looking like the Manning of old. Manning was asked at his press conference if he could play a game tomorrow and he said he could. I honestly don't think this will be an issue at all.

He's obviously a mountainous upgrade over Pop Warner boy, but don't pretend he found the fountain of youth. One hit could be all it takes to become Hanie Time or some shit.

Sweet! I will be at the Saints game! Woot!

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31 and 36 might as well be 31 and 96 in the NFL.

I still lol at all of the guys who were pro-Manning before he became a Donk are now all "He can't stay healthy".

I agree. Denver will be division favorites for the next 3 years with less overall talent because of him. And just like that - they pass KC because their front office was not delusional about thier starting QB. I admire the fact that they realized last year was a fluke and they went out and did something about it rather than kid themselves about trying to win with Tebow. Sure wish another team thought like that...:hmmm: But NO, the Chiefs go out and make the QB position worse. Nice work Scott!