Peyton Manning to miss entire season

#26
#26
madbamahater said:
104.5 the zone in Nashville reporting local Indy media are tweeting and reporting manning to miss all year. No proof and no link. Heard it in car.
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You wished he would only miss this season!! The truth is that he will NEVER play again. With an injury that severe he won't play again!!!!!!
 
#28
#28
Rudy123 said:
You wished he would only miss this season!! The truth is that he will NEVER play again. With an injury that severe he won't play again!!!!!!
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Your punctuation is denoting some awfully strange inflection. Did you just pop open a bottle of bubbly?
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#29
#29
Rudy123 said:
You wished he would only miss this season!! The truth is that he will NEVER play again. With an injury that severe he won't play again!!!!!!
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i'm with you, he's done. no way with that type of injury does he risk his future. 1st ballot hofer, however.
 
#31
#31
GAVol said:
If what I'm hearing about the risk of reinjury is true, he needs to just walk away and start doing TV work.
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If I were Manning, the state the Colts are in would make it a whole lot easier for me to just say, "Screw it, the risk isn't worth it."
 
#33
#33
TrueOrange said:
Not saying anything about this being true or a certainty or whatever:

But I have to ask - does this still happen if there were no lockout and he had full access to team rehabilitation centers for the entire duration following the surgery?
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come on man...please

:shakehead:
 
#34
#34
Well, I gotta believe that Peyton will try to play again unless doctors tell him there is a chance of serious, permanent injury. He's too much of a competitor to hang it up now. I also wonder if his neck injury isn't the result of simply many years of dropping back and playing on artificial turf--which is much harder on the body/bone structure than grass. That's my theory: every time he drops back--three/four/five steps that create vibration throughout his body, and over time the cumulative effect of all those vibrations wreaks havoc on vertabrae (sp) in the neck. I will be consulting with Manning tomorrow. :D
 
#35
#35
Vercingetorix said:
If I were Manning, the state the Colts are in would make it a whole lot easier for me to just say, "Screw it, the risk isn't worth it."
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What's funny is I actually thought (before the surgery) they had a decent chance to win the SB with the additions of Harris/Sims on the defense and improving the offensive line. That ain't happening now.
 
#38
#38
MrBamSeydu said:
please add (bad rumor) to the thread subject
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Rumor means rumor. I heard it too. Could be true, could be false. More informative however than a thread calling out a player as "soft" after ONE game IMO.
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#39
#39
If I was UT I would pay him just to come by once a week to coach the QBs. That alone would bring in top tier talent lol
 
#40
#40
armchair said:
Well, I gotta believe that Peyton will try to play again unless doctors tell him there is a chance of serious, permanent injury. He's too much of a competitor to hang it up now. I also wonder if his neck injury isn't the result of simply many years of dropping back and playing on artificial turf--which is much harder on the body/bone structure than grass. That's my theory: every time he drops back--three/four/five steps that create vibration throughout his body, and over time the cumulative effect of all those vibrations wreaks havoc on vertabrae (sp) in the neck. I will be consulting with Manning tomorrow. :D
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um no.....
 
#41
#41
TrueOrange said:
Not saying anything about this being true or a certainty or whatever:

But I have to ask - does this still happen if there were no lockout and he had full access to team rehabilitation centers for the entire duration following the surgery?
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I'm sure Peyton Manning had the best medical care $ could buy.
 
#44
#44
Hope Peyton recovers. I'd love to see him play again, but he needs to put himself and his family first. I can't believe this neck injury may end his career, is it just me or did it come out of nowhere?
 
#47
#47
If fell sorry for him and the Colts. They'll miss him all season. It'll feel like an eternity for him to come back.:cray:
 
#50
#50
If he is out for the season... thank god we still have CFB because there sure as Donkey Dung ain't nuthin worth watching in the NFL..

but on a bright note, pretty sure OP misheard or something cause every article out there just says season opener
 
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