I heard he might need another neck surgery.... This might be the year Jaguars take the AFC South again!
Well the NFL will change the rule so you can't get within five feet of manning. He is the most marketable athlete in the nfl. The can not lose him.
the Colts president says, he doesnt know anything about it. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...on-manning-surgery?module=HP11_headline_stack
You knew something was up when they signed Collins. If this is anywhere close to true, we should roll the AFC South.
Jaguars were the closest last year. With the new additions to the defense, they will be up there again.
Adding two run-stopping defenders does nothing for their pass defense, which will not be good. Also, that offense is going to be terrible....especially since they lost Mike Sims-Walker. MJD is not going to be able to carry the team like he did in years past. I'm not saying they're going 4-12, but if you think they are better than the Texans (on paper), then you're either a massive Jags homer, haven't been paying attention, or a massive troll.
http://www.colts.com/news-and-event...S-STATUS/b099af9f-136e-4032-a81d-195b59128969 Indianapolis Colts Statement on Peyton Manning’s Status In response to a number of media inquiries, the Colts issue the following update on Peyton Manning’s status. During the last week, the rate of improvement in Peyton’s rehabilitation process slowed. Over the weekend Peyton experienced soreness in his back. It was originally thought to be a normal reaction to his rehabilitation regimen. When the soreness persisted, the Colts medical team decided to initiate diagnostic tests and to consult with a number of specialists around the country who have been involved in Peyton’s case from the outset. That process continues. As a result of the most recent development the doctors have decided that Peyton will not practice. His participation therefore, in Sunday’s game versus Houston will likely be doubtful. We will update his playing status as required by NFL policy as the week goes on. At the conclusion of the diagnostic process, if there are any new developments in the prognosis which we outlined for Peyton at the start of training camp we will report them. As of now Peyton continues to deal with a complicated neurological recovery, the end date of which is unpredictable. As was stated at the outset, it serves no useful purpose to speculate about hypothetical outcomes. When and if there are concrete medical facts to report we will do so. We appreciate your consideration in this matter.
This makes me sick. I want the Texans to beat the Colts and win the division, but Peyton Manning is one of my favorite players. He's an all-time great and it's too bad he will be out for an extended period of time.
If the Texans make the playoffs are the critics going use "because Jordan didn't play" excuse like with the Rockets and call the Texans making the playoff tinted?
