Manning's overinflated legacy
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Exactly. The media adores this douchebag and his mug is plastered on the ESPN website every time you go there. His legacy to me is the two lawsuits he lost and the smearing of an innocent trainer who was just trying to do her job when he sexually attacked her.oxrageous;n145919 said:
I wonder when he will wear out his welcome in Denver the way he did in Indy. He had a horrific December - 3 touchdowns and 6 interceptions in 4 games - setting everyone up for a nice one-and-done in the playoffs. If that happens, it'll be interesting to see how the fans react.
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I guess I am not wound tight enough. Peyton could no more get into my head than OSU (who many gators despise). When your players or team owns another why be uptight. I think my ease in this is Pro football has nothing for me since TT was let go. I used to watch when Emmitt played but now Im waiting on another gator to step up. But the funny thing is Peyton is over inflated because he chokes. While on the other hand our old coach, UM, more than stepped up in the two biggest games. He actually has the hardware in gator history but that still does not work for him. Weird to me.
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Is somebody actually arguing Manning is the greatest ever because he calls his own plays, unlike any other top quarterback in history? Seriously? Quarterbacks called the plays for most the history of the NFL. Does Johnny Unitas ring a bell? or Joe Namath? Terry Bradshaw? Jim Kelly? Billy Kilmer, Sonny Jurgenson, Bob Griese, Kenny Stabler, ...
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Are you seriously making the claim that Manning is not a dirt bag because the public relations team on the Broncos tracked down some guy's address? He did nothing more than hand the letter over to a bunch of dobees.stephenPE;n146118 said:
I wonder if he smeared his smelly ass and junk in the guys face when he found him.
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To be fair the game was much simpler then, Just line up and knock the hell out of each other. Now you have defenses that change each play.
And this dirt bag does it again........
http://yahoo.thepostgame.com/blog/go...th-pole-alaska
Peyton Manning Tracks Down Family At North Pole In Response To Fan Letter
Peyton Manning thrives on making adjustments, so when he came across a fan letter that he wanted to answer, he didn't just drop the matter when it came without a return address. Manning and the Broncos public relations staff worked three months to track down Kristen Patterson and her husband, Army Sgt. Ryan Patterson.
The search ended in North Pole, Alaska, and resulted in a face-to-face meeting between Manning and the Patterson family, as reported by Corey Elliot of the Indianapolis Star.
And this dirt bag does it again........
http://yahoo.thepostgame.com/blog/go...th-pole-alaska
Peyton Manning Tracks Down Family At North Pole In Response To Fan Letter
Peyton Manning thrives on making adjustments, so when he came across a fan letter that he wanted to answer, he didn't just drop the matter when it came without a return address. Manning and the Broncos public relations staff worked three months to track down Kristen Patterson and her husband, Army Sgt. Ryan Patterson.
The search ended in North Pole, Alaska, and resulted in a face-to-face meeting between Manning and the Patterson family, as reported by Corey Elliot of the Indianapolis Star.
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Does anyone remember when he was at Tennesse and he T-bagged the trainer... settled out of court, so no charges were pressed. That's right not a dirt bag at all..... we all have t-bagged a trainer...
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Patsy, I dont think he is a dirt bag. He wasnt brought up that way and he works as hard as any QB around. If fact he seems fixated on it. One track mind sort of. I worked with a lady like that and she wasnt an aszzzhole just had tunnel vision. As for the greatest QB in the nfl. I saw Unitas play and he was the man. Back then there were less than half the teams now and the talent was not diluted, It was integrated so you had the best of the best playing. I read his bio recently and he said back then they could knock the sh%t out of the QB on every play. They did not protect them like they do now. He was a man in a man's game, He is my choice for best ever.
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stephenPE;n146220 said:
Johnny Unitas is quickly becoming vastly under appriciated for all the great things he did for the NFL and what he was able to do in his era.
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The way it was described by another athlete in the training room is that as she knelt to work on his ankle he pulled down his shorts, grabbed her head and smeared his sweaty, smelly ass and junk on her face. It's the kind of thing a douche bag with a lot of privilege does. She complained, got no response, then finally had to sue the University of Tennessee. Such was the humiliation from the hillbilly fan base up there that she had to quit her job and move to another state.TheDouglas78;n146206 said:
Nine years later, she's finally got her life back together and is working anonymously at UCF. So this dirtbag decides to attack her again, this time through the medium of his "autobiography." He brings her up by name, then proceeds to bring a libel suit on himself and more public humiliation on her by saying she lied about the incident. So numerous were the witnesses at the time of the incident that the suit was a slam dunk and he lost yet again.
Yes, Manning is a dirtbag.
