| Rain Man |
03-06-2012 07:07 PM |
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Originally Posted by bricks
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Washington? Seriously. **** em. No way Peyton goes there. There are one of the most dysfunctional organizations in the league. They are the team that injured him, and plus Peyton won't play in the same division as his bro.
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Agreed, but primarily for the first reason. Players only go to Washington for the money. They don't go for football. That's the problem with an owner like Snyder. See Haynesworth, Albert.
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Originally Posted by bricks
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Miami just hired Philbin and Sherman, so Im seeing strong connections between Tannehill and Flynn. Both guys respectively have a considerable amount of knowledge about both quarterbacks. But then Ross seems infatuated with Manning, so ownership can easily overrule the input about what both coaches say about Tannehill and Flynn. And in the end thats all that matters. but here is the thing this ****ing media ppl need to consider, the Dolphins don't have the cap space. How the **** are they going to sign
Peyton?
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I don't know anything about cap space, but I think the Dolphins have less of a chance of winning than the Chiefs, and I think Manning is competitive enough that his decision will be based more on that than stuff like weather or money.
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Originally Posted by bricks
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Arizona may be possible? Larry Fitzgerald and Manning that would be ****ing sick. Plus, they are a team with a defense on the rise. But then, Whisenhunt has his own system there, and if you sign Peyton, he brings in his system. I don't see Whisenhunt scrapping his offense for Peyton Manning.
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Are they competitive? I'm not seeing it that much.
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Originally Posted by bricks
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The Jets? Peyton and Rex? No way. Two big heads like that. That would be like the Hatfields and the McCoys. No ****ing way he goes there.
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Good competitive team, but I agree with your reason. X and O guys don't play for Rex Ryan. Guys who are borderline out of control play for Rex Ryan. Manning won't want to end his career on that note.
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Originally Posted by bricks
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Seattle? Maybe. They could be a darkhorse.
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I think they're a reasonable possibility. Football town that's serious about it. But again, how competitive are they?
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Originally Posted by bricks
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Chiefs are the most realistic option. Good defense, good running game. Most cap space. They could allow Manning to bring in his own system. They have the receivers on offense. A good defensive minded coach who can allow Manning to do his things much like Dungy did with him in Indy. Peyton has to look at the chiefs and admit they look attractive. Chiefs give Manning flexibility, the freedom to do what he wants, and the best all round team around him. The only people who could screw this up, is ownership and Pioli . If they are passive in their approach in pursuing Manning then **** those motherfuckers for real.
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Manning has to be looking at the Chiefs as a great opportunity. Weak division, went to the playoffs last year with Cassel, and almost made the playoffs this year with more knee injuries than Gale Sayers and Billy Sims combined. You've got a 6+ ypc running back, a 1,200 yard receiver for Matt Cassel, a first-round rookie entering his second year, and Breaston playing the slot. Then add in a good defense and a football town that brings it to the stadium. I honestly think we're his best chance to get back to the Super Bowl, and he knows that he can come here and own the town. That's not going to happen in a Miami or a New York or an Arizona. |
