Manning Meets With Broncos Officials
Peyton Manning is in Denver, Colorado to discuss possibly joining the Broncos as the team's starting quarterback.
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Peyton Manning is in Denver, Colorado to discuss possibly joining the Broncos as the team's starting quarterback.
With Peyton Manning traveling to Denver to meet with the Broncos; the first question on the mind of all Florida Gators and some Broncos fans is, what about Tim Tebow?
Mannageddon has officially taken hold of nearly every NFL city that could possibly need a quarterback. Miami has long been considered one of the top spots for Manning to land, but a new team powered by a retired Hall of Famer may be trying to make a big push.
Peyton Manning's arrival in South Florida has not only Dol-fans talking but also legendary Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino who told CBS4 Thursday if Manning has questions, he'll be happy to take his call.
Legendary former Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula thinks the Dolphins should make every effort to land Peyton Manning as their quarterback to make the Dolphins a force to be reckoned with, "again, like the Dolphins have been in the past."
Peyton Manning is in Miami just hours after he was officially released by the Indianapolis Colts ending a 13-year, likely Hall of Fame career with the team. Manning is not expected to meet with or sign with any team Wednesday.
Depending on who you want to believe, free agent quarterback Peyton Manning could land with any number of teams, or he could end up watching another season from his couch.
As Miami Dolphins fans begin to dream about number 18 throwing touchdown passes for the Fins, the competition to land Peyton Manning will be fierce among several teams.
Signing quarterback Peyton Manning is Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross' dream for the offseason. But, doing so will require some fancy salary cap management by the Dolphins.
The Peyton Manning era in Indianapolis is expected to end Wednesday, according to a report.
While Peyton Manning's new contract will be incentive-laden, there could be a secondary player who would come with Manning. For the Dolphins, this player could be a familiar face to Miami Hurricanes fans.
Each year, the NFL gathers more than 200 of the top draft prospects in Indianapolis for the annual scouting combine. And each year, there are combine freaks who rocket up draft boards after turning in great performances.
As brain trusts from every NFL team gathers in Indianapolis for the annual NFL scouting combine; all eyes are on three players: Peyton Manning, Robert Griffin, III, and Andrew Luck.; and all of their futures are intertwined with each other.
The Miami Dolphins have won a coin flip against the Carolina Panthers to earn the eighth overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft.
Peyton Manning hasn't even been set free by the Indianapolis Colts, but that's not stopping some enterprising Miami Dolphins fans from making a very public plea.
