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Seahawks moving quickly to reach out to Peyton Manning It’s becoming increasingly clear that the Seahawks want to be major players in the Peyton Manning sweepstakes. Albert Breer of NFL Network reports that the Seahawks were ready to go as soon as Manning’s release became official, reaching out to Manning’s camp as soon as the official word went out to other teams that Manning’s contract had formally been terminated. That matches with the earlier report that the Seahawks are willing to spend big to acquire Manning. There’s little doubt that the Seahawks are going to make a push to bring Manning to Seattle. Tarvaris Jackson is slated to return as the starter in Seattle this season, and the Seahawks will surely say publicly that they’re committed to him, just as the Jets are saying publicly that they’re committed to Mark Sanchez. But if the Seahawks see an opportunity to upgrade from Tarvaris Jackson to a healthy Peyton Manning, that’s a move they’ll gladly make. |
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He's insane if he goes to Seattle.
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Go to sportscenter on the sidebar it says peyton a chief i guess there gonna talk about it
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Don't know if any of you guys were listening to 810, but Holthus was on talking to KK. Said he thinks the Chiefs will be players in this and have a good chance unless someone goes with crazy money. Also said he thinks there is a pretty good chance that Carr is still a Chief next year.
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EDIT: It says Peyton a Chief? |
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I know how much people around here hate 'The Patriot Way' but on defense the patriots like to field a bunch of Safety/Cornerback tweeners and not really have safeties and cornerbacks. Potientially they could be prepared to run with 3 cornerbacks all year long along with Berry. |
He said they will be all in to pay him, but not something crazy type of money.
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