Tomlinson: Jets Would Be 'Good Fit' For Peyton Manning
The Jets are reportedly interested in Manning. But would the future Hall of Famer want to join his little brother Eli in New York?
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The Jets are reportedly interested in Manning. But would the future Hall of Famer want to join his little brother Eli in New York?
Hours after a tearful, trying farewell news conference in Indianapolis, Peyton Manning flew back to his home in Miami and was immediately peppered with questions about his next landing spot.
With the Peyton Manning in Indianapolis saga now officially over, the new Manning to saga can now officially begin. And if reports of unnamed players can be believed, the Jets as a locker room and management want Manning in green next year.
Manning will become a free agent — and, if healthy, certainly will draw interest from other teams. Like the Jets, perhaps?
Is New York big enough for two Mannings?
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