The Denver Broncos have announced that Peyton Manning will miss at least the next two games, and it’s fair to wonder if we will see the 39-year-old quarterback again this season.
Peyton Manning is currently focused on getting healthy and returning to help the Denver Broncos this season, but that apparently hasn’t stopped him from thinking ahead to 2016.
Peyton Manning is not planning to retire at the end of the 2015 season, at least according to one NFL reporter.
The Cleveland Browns and Tennessee Titans would have interest in giving Peyton Manning a front office role should he retire after the season, according to a new report.
Peyton Manning hasn’t been involved at all in helping Brock Osweiler prepare for Sunday’s start, focusing instead on getting healthy.
Denver Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak announced Monday that Brock Osweiler will start in place of Peyton Manning against the Chicago Bears next weekend.
Peyton Manning had the worst game of his career in a loss to the Chiefs on Sunday, and a foot injury may have had something to do with it.
Gary Kubiak is doing his quarterback a solid by falling on the sword and taking the blame for Peyton Manning’s terrible game on Sunday that led to a benching.
