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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...d&v=UbVN0TGos1c

just saw this on kissingsuziekolber
made me smile
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=playe...d&v=UbVN0TGos1c

just saw this on kissingsuziekolber
made me smile


lol wtf laffed
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Quote (blind_chief @ Sun - Jan 1 2012 - 22:24:21)
indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.
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indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.
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lions bengals super bowl
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2 hours to eagles fire andy reid
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2 hours to eagles fire andy reid


nope

son of a bitch
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indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?
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Quote (blind_chief @ Sun - Jan 1 2012 - 22:24:21)
indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.
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Quote (sir_lance_bb @ Mon - Jan 2 2012 - 12:06:09)
Quote (blind_chief @ Sun - Jan 1 2012 - 22:24:21)
indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.


what i dont get, is why you would drop Peyton manning (proven MVP, superbowl winner, likely hall-of-famer etc.)? Surely they can afford 2 qb contracts, cant they?
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Quote (blind_chief @ Sun - Jan 1 2012 - 22:24:21)
indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.


what i dont get, is why you would drop Peyton manning (proven MVP, superbowl winner, likely hall-of-famer etc.)? Surely they can afford 2 qb contracts, cant they?


There's still uncertainty whether Peyton will ever be able to play again and even if he can, at the same high level. He has a severe neck problem.

Peyton probably takes up about 10-15% of their payroll salary.

There's a lot of risks here. If they pass up on Luck or a big QB and keep Peyton and he can't play or his neck just doesn't allow him to play football anymore, you missed opportunities to pick up a QB for the future.

This situation is not black and white, it decides the entire future of their franchise for the next 5 years or so.

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indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.


what i dont get, is why you would drop Peyton manning (proven MVP, superbowl winner, likely hall-of-famer etc.)? Surely they can afford 2 qb contracts, cant they?


There's still uncertainty whether Peyton will ever be able to play again and even if he can, at the same high level. He has a severe neck problem.

Peyton probably takes up about 10-15% of their payroll salary.

There's a lot of risks here. If they pass up on Luck or a big QB and keep Peyton and he can't play or his neck just doesn't allow him to play football anymore, you missed opportunities to pick up a QB for the future.

This situation is not black and white, it decides the entire future of their franchise for the next 5 years or so.


I didn't know you consulted a neurosurgeon about manning's neck fusion. His neck wouldn't be the reason why he wouldn't play... its a simple neck fusion that unless his doctor committed malpractice, he will be just fine, and ready to play next year.

Why not draft luck AND keep Peyton? Is the money just not there? How much does a #1 pick cost a team?
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indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.


what i dont get, is why you would drop Peyton manning (proven MVP, superbowl winner, likely hall-of-famer etc.)? Surely they can afford 2 qb contracts, cant they?


There's still uncertainty whether Peyton will ever be able to play again and even if he can, at the same high level. He has a severe neck problem.

Peyton probably takes up about 10-15% of their payroll salary.

There's a lot of risks here. If they pass up on Luck or a big QB and keep Peyton and he can't play or his neck just doesn't allow him to play football anymore, you missed opportunities to pick up a QB for the future.

This situation is not black and white, it decides the entire future of their franchise for the next 5 years or so.


I didn't know you consulted a neurosurgeon about manning's neck fusion. His neck wouldn't be the reason why he wouldn't play... its a simple neck fusion that unless his doctor committed malpractice, he will be just fine, and ready to play next year.

Why not draft luck AND keep Peyton? Is the money just not there? How much does a #1 pick cost a team?


Since when was there talk that if they draft luck, they have to lose Peyton, nobody said that in this thread.

And it doesn't matter, you can't act like the injury he has isn't serious.

There's just a lot of questions and variables they will have to consider with this pick. And the beginning of this conversation was about why everyone is raving about Luck and it's because he's one of the most talented Quarterbacks ever coming from the college level, whether or not this will carry over to the NFL is obviously yet to be seen, but if you have the opportunity to take him, you probably should.
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break your quotes every once in a while, damn
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Quote (randomtask @ Tue - Jan 3 2012 - 16:39:59)
break your quotes every once in a while, damn

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Quote (blind_chief @ Mon - Jan 2 2012 - 20:54:26)
Quote (sir_lance_bb @ Mon - Jan 2 2012 - 12:06:09)
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indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.


what i dont get, is why you would drop Peyton manning (proven MVP, superbowl winner, likely hall-of-famer etc.)? Surely they can afford 2 qb contracts, cant they?


There's still uncertainty whether Peyton will ever be able to play again and even if he can, at the same high level. He has a severe neck problem.

Peyton probably takes up about 10-15% of their payroll salary.

There's a lot of risks here. If they pass up on Luck or a big QB and keep Peyton and he can't play or his neck just doesn't allow him to play football anymore, you missed opportunities to pick up a QB for the future.

This situation is not black and white, it decides the entire future of their franchise for the next 5 years or so.


I didn't know you consulted a neurosurgeon about manning's neck fusion. His neck wouldn't be the reason why he wouldn't play... its a simple neck fusion that unless his doctor committed malpractice, he will be just fine, and ready to play next year.

Why not draft luck AND keep Peyton? Is the money just not there? How much does a #1 pick cost a team?


Since when was there talk that if they draft luck, they have to lose Peyton, nobody said that in this thread.

And it doesn't matter, you can't act like the injury he has isn't serious.

There's just a lot of questions and variables they will have to consider with this pick. And the beginning of this conversation was about why everyone is raving about Luck and it's because he's one of the most talented Quarterbacks ever coming from the college level, whether or not this will carry over to the NFL is obviously yet to be seen, but if you have the opportunity to take him, you probably should.


mort on esp was talking about how payton came out and said a #1 pick should start, which indirectly meant he would understand moving on

i dont see how you could not want luck to study a year under peyton. and peyton uses the season as an audition to the rest of the league that his injury is not as serious as possible. and if it is the colts man up and pay him a solid "thanks for the years" salary.
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if peyton can play luck should definitely study for a year [or more] under him

you know, like that rodgers guy did with whatshisface
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on the plus side, martz and angelo finally fired jesus fuck that took long enough
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Quote (blind_chief @ Tue - Jan 3 2012 - 20:31:27)
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break your quotes every once in a while, damn

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indy locks in luck


Still always have the option of trading it and just picking up griffin.


agreed, but they make a mistake not taking luck. in a league where only 10-15 quality qbs exist at any given time you have to always make it a priority imo.


people are acting like Luck is already an MVP nfl quarterback. Am i the only one to notice that he is only a college QB?


In terms of when you draft a quarterback, Luck has everything that you look for. And if you are going to draft a QB, there is less risk taking Luck.

Bypassing up Luck in favor for a more draft picks and picking up Griffin is a bigger risk, it's just a bigger reward if it pans out correctly.


what i dont get, is why you would drop Peyton manning (proven MVP, superbowl winner, likely hall-of-famer etc.)? Surely they can afford 2 qb contracts, cant they?


There's still uncertainty whether Peyton will ever be able to play again and even if he can, at the same high level. He has a severe neck problem.

Peyton probably takes up about 10-15% of their payroll salary.

There's a lot of risks here. If they pass up on Luck or a big QB and keep Peyton and he can't play or his neck just doesn't allow him to play football anymore, you missed opportunities to pick up a QB for the future.

This situation is not black and white, it decides the entire future of their franchise for the next 5 years or so.


I didn't know you consulted a neurosurgeon about manning's neck fusion. His neck wouldn't be the reason why he wouldn't play... its a simple neck fusion that unless his doctor committed malpractice, he will be just fine, and ready to play next year.

Why not draft luck AND keep Peyton? Is the money just not there? How much does a #1 pick cost a team?


Since when was there talk that if they draft luck, they have to lose Peyton, nobody said that in this thread.

And it doesn't matter, you can't act like the injury he has isn't serious.

There's just a lot of questions and variables they will have to consider with this pick. And the beginning of this conversation was about why everyone is raving about Luck and it's because he's one of the most talented Quarterbacks ever coming from the college level, whether or not this will carry over to the NFL is obviously yet to be seen, but if you have the opportunity to take him, you probably should.


mort on esp was talking about how payton came out and said a #1 pick should start, which indirectly meant he would understand moving on

i dont see how you could not want luck to study a year under peyton. and peyton uses the season as an audition to the rest of the league that his injury is not as serious as possible. and if it is the colts man up and pay him a solid "thanks for the years" salary.


this is exactly what i should think, and i know nobody in this thread say they have to lose Peyton, but that has been the general understanding of the "draft luck" talk i have heard. I guess if they don't cut manning by some date this spring he is guaranteed 27 million (? no reference) and thats maybe why everyone thinks he will be gone. I just really like Manning, and think he has a TON of football knowledge that he could use to help develop a young prospect like Luck. Clearly the Colts don't have a great QB development program (like the packers do) due to the fact that their backup quarterbacks are worthless in their system, so Peyton's influence + 1 year of Luck developing would be incredibly important
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Quote (lobb @ Wed - Jan 4 2012 - 17:05:29)
if peyton can play luck should definitely study for a year [or more] under him

you know, like that rodgers guy did with whatshisface


or like flynn is doing with rodgers
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sorry for spelling mistakes, typing on smartphone isnt as ez as with computer
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on the plus side, martz and angelo finally fired jesus fuck that took long enough


amazing that the coach stays whilst a coordinator and the gm get bounced. imo lubby has next year to do something special or hes done too.
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on the plus side, martz and angelo finally fired jesus fuck that took long enough


amazing that the coach stays whilst a coordinator and the gm get bounced. imo lubby has next year to do something special or hes done too.


you can only have 1 mccarthy bro User Image
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bloomberg tv is doing a special on Luck
wtf
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on the plus side, martz and angelo finally fired jesus fuck that took long enough


amazing that the coach stays whilst a coordinator and the gm get bounced. imo lubby has next year to do something special or hes done too.


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we will sweep you next year
'heard it here first
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Quote (blind_chief @ Wed - Jan 4 2012 - 21:13:24)
bloomberg tv is doing a special on Luck
wtf


this one douche bag kept comparing luck to "a winner like tebow"
apparently this fuck has a stake in him
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tebow may as well be "he who shall not be named"
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Quote (blind_chief @ Wed - Jan 4 2012 - 18:34:07)
Quote (lobb @ Wed - Jan 4 2012 - 14:05:46)
on the plus side, martz and angelo finally fired jesus fuck that took long enough


amazing that the coach stays whilst a coordinator and the gm get bounced. imo lubby has next year to do something special or hes done too.


not that amazing

lovie's year as a coach got boned by injuries and angelo's terrible management. how do you not realize caleb hanie is that bad? martz's system is also a joke but i dont think he'll have ap roblem suckering some other franchise into taking him either

coach will probably get the boot next year though if we don't make hte playoffs (which we were a lock for this year if cutler +forte were healthy... probably would have kept martz/angelo their jobs too)
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if i want to watch a terrible quarterback in the playoffs i will watch the niners, not tebow. at least they have a chance to legitimately contend
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Raiders would of probably went 10-6 or 11-5 if they had McFadden healthy.

JK WE WOULD STILL COMMIT 200 YARDS IN PENALTIES AND HAVE HORRIBLE CLOCK MANAGEMENT IN EVERY SITUATION.
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from packers.com

Scott from Wausau, WI

It's been suggested and I've considered Matt Flynn going to Indianapolis, using the draft to get players. I like it, but would the Colts do that to Manning?

The Colts are in a really interesting situation. Peyton Manning is due a $28 million bonus on March 8. Trading doesn’t begin until March 13, so the Colts would have to pay Manning $28 million or lose him without being able to trade him. If they’re not going to keep him, they need to negotiate a deal that would move back the bonus date so as to create a window of opportunity to trade him. Manning, of course, would risk losing some leverage in that deal, so he’d have to have control in where he goes and what his new contract is worth for him to agree to move the date back. Talk about needing to be creative? If the Colts can pull it off, and most doubt that it can be done, they could execute a blockbuster scenario that would provide for their long-term future.
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#820571 | Thu - Jan 5 2012 - 22:16:36
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the colts love manning, and will trade a year of teaching for the huge salary and the "nothing in return" scenario. and by nothing i mean a year of teaching.
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#820608 | Fri - Jan 6 2012 - 13:11:14
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Mike from Bridgeport, CT

A guy called my local radio station and said he had the same surgery done as Peyton Manning. He said Peyton would be putting his life on the line if he continued to play football. You've said you had a similar procedure done. What do you think about Manning from a health point of view?

I had the same surgical procedure and the level at which the neck is fused becomes the strongest joint in the whole spine. Manning can quit football and become a crash-test dummy without worry for the level he had fused. The concerns are for the levels directly above and below the fused level later in life, but they are not of a life-threatening nature.
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#820675 | Sat - Jan 7 2012 - 11:10:27
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i want to go to a packers game with a sign that says "ohh, so your a dancer?"
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#820677 | Sat - Jan 7 2012 - 11:56:37
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Quote (blind_chief @ Sat - Jan 7 2012 - 11:10:27)
i want to go to a packers game with a sign that says "ohh, so your a dancer?"


as long as its next to a picture of aaron rodgers doing the discount doublecheck
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#820692 | Sat - Jan 7 2012 - 20:03:41
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tj yates gon lead texas to a superbowl ye ye ye
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#820699 | Sat - Jan 7 2012 - 20:52:33
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Doubt it
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#820702 | Sat - Jan 7 2012 - 21:35:14
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what qb still in the playoffs is better than him?
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#820709 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 09:08:55
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Doubt it
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#820733 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 19:44:49
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Faggot steelers fan-for-a-day checking in
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#820734 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 20:07:58
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Wow
Just Wtf
Fuck you steelers, never again
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#820735 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 20:08:39
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And that's how hines wards career comes to an end :(
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#820737 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 20:12:50
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Big time timmy tim tebow
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#820742 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 21:41:50
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god loves tebow
god loves the florida gators
god loves me




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#820743 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 21:49:18
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fuck tebow
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#820751 | Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 23:24:44
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Quote (smoked @ Sun - Jan 8 2012 - 18:49:18)
fuck tebow


on the bright side they one talked about him like once or twice
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