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Originally Posted by SBXVII
^ I said bring him in. Lets kick the tires as long as he's cut and we don't have to trade players or picks to get him. I would hope his work habits would run off on whoever is sitting behind him on the roster. If healthy he'd have to be 50% better then what we already have.
But on this issue I'm a skeptic. I thinks he's done and would love to have him here in order to be able to offer (when the time came) a coaching job to work with the young guns down the road.
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My god, I cannot believe what we are hearing. you all are comparing Peyton to how we treated a Larry frikkin Johnson the other year, "might as well kick the tires on him".
Let me remind you that this is peyton manning. so he would be 50% better than what we already have?? really? how about 10000% better. Peyton manning is the best quarterback we have ever seen play, he is the utmost professional and hard worker. If fat boy rex grossman can learn kyles system in a couple years, then peyton manning will master it in a couple months. 50 percent better, lol, man was that statement disconnected. I actually cannot believe what I hear. Peyton would be a BLESSING to this team should he sign here. And, lets also get this straight. If he did come here, I think little kyle shanahan would take a backseat, and peyton would implement HIS offense, instead of the other way around. This is PEYTON MANNING we are talking about, 36 years old or not, he will instantly be the best quarterback to EVER play for this franchise, INSTANTLY. I think the premium being put on a "system" or even age is getting a little out of hand. Its football, whatever terminology is used, and Manning is a complete and utter MASTER of his trade. I go to bed praying at night, because absolutely nothing bad could come of a peyton manning signing here in DC. There is no way that could set us back further than we already are or have been, and anyone else saying otherwise is just fooling themselves.
Just say the name. Peyyyyyton Mannnning. Ok, get it?