If the Colts would have known then what we know now, would they have kept Manning?

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Considering the last two years he's had....would they have kept him? Should they have?

Who knows, maybe he continues to play at a high level for 2 or 3 more years?

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Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

Every team runs some pick plays. It's a fact of life in today's NFL.

As for the Colts making the same decision again, I would certainly hope they would. People forget that, at the time, Manning couldn't throw the ball more than 10 yards. There was no way the Colts were gonn keep him when the odds were so much against him ever playing again, much less playing this well.

They HAD to make the decision they did.

Josh McDaniels tried to get it going with the Broncos when he was the HC. He was screen-happy and trying to develop these kind of plays. We just never had the skill to pull it off.

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Originally Posted by notorious

Yep.

MOTHER **** COCK-SUCKING INDY FOR TANKING AND GETTING ANOTHER FRANCHISE QB!

Whew. I feel better now.

I sure cant think of a franchise thats been so lucky in regard to drafting QB's, its unreal.