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Peyton The Player Is Nearing Doneness. Enter Peyton The Coach?

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  • IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown wrote on
    #9

    I don't think he knows how to throw a tight spiral anymore. His passes are so wobbly!

    And you know what they say about weebles wobbling. They do the opposite of what London Bridge does.

    Therefore, l foresee Manning starting his NFL career off with the London expansion team. Rothliesberger will be the quarterbacks coach.

    The GipperT 1 Reply
  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid

    I'd give him a shot. He's gifted at reading defenses. But then again so is Bernie Kosar.

    bbedwardB bbedward wrote on
    #10

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    I'd give him a shot. He's gifted at reading defenses. But then again so is Bernie Kosar.

    I loved Bernie when he was a commentator on pre season games. He gave a detailed analysis of everything that was going on. You could actually learn something when he was doing it.

  • bbedwardB bbedward

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    I'd give him a shot. He's gifted at reading defenses. But then again so is Bernie Kosar.

    I loved Bernie when he was a commentator on pre season games. He gave a detailed analysis of everything that was going on. You could actually learn something when he was doing it.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #11

    @bbedward said:

    I loved Bernie when he was a commentator on pre season games. He gave a detailed analysis of everything that was going on.

    Often before it happened...

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  • sisky fringoS sisky fringo

    would you be open to Peyton starting his NFL coaching career under Hue as our OC?

    i'd be all in. it's the perfect home for scenariosomeone with limited experience...a limited role available with training wheels on that no one super high quality would probably want, in a place no one has been highly successful for a very long time.

    sure, starting as QB coach would have it's merits but it's Peyton Fucking Manning...for him to retire and take zero time off after football it very well may take the Offensive Coordinator position to get him to entertain the possibility...again very limited role with lots of support.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on
    #12

    @sisky-fringo said:

    would you be open to Peyton starting his NFL coaching career under Hue as our OC?

    i'd be all in. it's the perfect home for scenariosomeone with limited experience...a limited role available with training wheels on that no one super high quality would probably want, in a place no one has been highly successful for a very long time.

    sure, starting as QB coach would have it's merits but it's Peyton Fucking Manning...for him to retire and take zero time off after football it very well may take the Offensive Coordinator position to get him to entertain the possibility...again very limited role with lots of support.

    Har- Manning probably makes more money doing those Nationwide & Pappa John's commercials than he would as an assistant coach in the NFL- and the hours are way better.

    I could see him in a front office role, but not as a coach.

    The GipperT 1 Reply
  • medicinemanM medicineman wrote on
    #13

    I don't know, I think he is a "My way or no way" type of guy and having that with a first time head coach could lead to meltdown

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma

    Not interested... and I have a feeling that neither is Hue.

    Z Zombo wrote on
    #14

    @tour2ma said:

    Not interested... and I have a feeling that neither is Hue.

    I have a feeling neither is Peyton.

    I imagine he will try for one more healthy year unless they win it all this year.

    And then ... maybe take a year off?

    There is also the possibility ... maybe he doesn't wanna coach?

    In any event, we just hired an offensive guy to run the team, we won't be remotely interested for a while.

    Zombo

  • jrb12711J jrb12711 wrote on
    #15

    One thing you have to look at is how this shakes down in most cases. How many elite level QB's are working in the NFL currently as coaches?

    I see him getting more into the front office side of things if at all. Obviously the guy has football coursing through his veins but retiring at 40 with no stress and hundreds of millions of dollars isn't a bad gig either. I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if he never does anything in football again.

  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid

    I'd give him a shot. He's gifted at reading defenses. But then again so is Bernie Kosar.

    W Westside Steve wrote on
    #16

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    I'd give him a shot. He's gifted at reading defenses. But then again so is Bernie Kosar.

    And George Washington threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River.

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  • sisky fringoS sisky fringo

    would you be open to Peyton starting his NFL coaching career under Hue as our OC?

    i'd be all in. it's the perfect home for scenariosomeone with limited experience...a limited role available with training wheels on that no one super high quality would probably want, in a place no one has been highly successful for a very long time.

    sure, starting as QB coach would have it's merits but it's Peyton Fucking Manning...for him to retire and take zero time off after football it very well may take the Offensive Coordinator position to get him to entertain the possibility...again very limited role with lots of support.

    C Chicopee John wrote on
    #17

    @sisky-fringo said:

    would you be open to Peyton starting his NFL coaching career under Hue as our OC?

    i'd be all in. it's the perfect home for scenariosomeone with limited experience...a limited role available with training wheels on that no one super high quality would probably want, in a place no one has been highly successful for a very long time.

    sure, starting as QB coach would have it's merits but it's Peyton Fucking Manning...for him to retire and take zero time off after football it very well may take the Offensive Coordinator position to get him to entertain the possibility...again very limited role with lots of support.

    From player to OC????

    Absolutely not.

    Two different skill sets and OC is way up the coaching totem pole.

    I believe Manning is coaching material, perhaps, but - first of all - he could work for one of the networks and keep many of his endorsements.

    "God is great. Beer is good. People are crazy."
  • IbleedbrownI Ibleedbrown

    I don't think he knows how to throw a tight spiral anymore. His passes are so wobbly!

    And you know what they say about weebles wobbling. They do the opposite of what London Bridge does.

    Therefore, l foresee Manning starting his NFL career off with the London expansion team. Rothliesberger will be the quarterbacks coach.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #18

    @ibleedbrown said:

    I don't think he knows how to throw a tight spiral anymore. His passes are so wobbly!

    And you know what they say about weebles wobbling. They do the opposite of what London Bridge does.

    Therefore, l foresee Manning starting his NFL career off with the London expansion team. Rothliesberger will be the quarterbacks coach.

    Peyton's passing style is catching on.

  • hoortaH hoorta

    @sisky-fringo said:

    would you be open to Peyton starting his NFL coaching career under Hue as our OC?

    i'd be all in. it's the perfect home for scenariosomeone with limited experience...a limited role available with training wheels on that no one super high quality would probably want, in a place no one has been highly successful for a very long time.

    sure, starting as QB coach would have it's merits but it's Peyton Fucking Manning...for him to retire and take zero time off after football it very well may take the Offensive Coordinator position to get him to entertain the possibility...again very limited role with lots of support.

    Har- Manning probably makes more money doing those Nationwide & Pappa John's commercials than he would as an assistant coach in the NFL- and the hours are way better.

    I could see him in a front office role, but not as a coach.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #19

    @hoorta said:

    Har- Manning probably makes more money doing those Nationwide & Pappa John's commercials than he would as an assistant coach in the NFL- and the hours are way better.

    I could see him in a front office role, but not as a coach.

    Peyton will be in high demand as a TV analyst.

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    @hoorta said:

    Har- Manning probably makes more money doing those Nationwide & Pappa John's commercials than he would as an assistant coach in the NFL- and the hours are way better.

    I could see him in a front office role, but not as a coach.

    Peyton will be in high demand as a TV analyst.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #20

    @the-gipper said:

    Peyton will be in high demand as a TV analyst.

    Yup... fix the nose and undeviate his septum and turn him loose.

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  • Tour2maT Tour2ma

    @the-gipper said:

    Peyton will be in high demand as a TV analyst.

    Yup... fix the nose and undeviate his septum and turn him loose.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #21

    @tour2ma said:

    Yup... fix the nose and undeviate his septum and turn him loose.

    "Ah shucks."

    His twitter handle I guess.

    Though you may not want to mess with his nose. Sometimes it is a person's nose that gives them their desired personality....and messing with it messes with that trait.

    See: Jennifer Grey.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #22

    "No one puts Baby in the corner."

    "When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196
  • Tour2maT Tour2ma

    "No one puts Baby in the corner."

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #23

    @tour2ma said:

    "No one puts Baby in the corner."

    But they did put her nose there.

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma

    Not interested... and I have a feeling that neither is Hue.

    W Westside Steve wrote on
    #24

    @tour2ma said:

    Not interested... and I have a feeling that neither is Hue.

    Peyton's white isn't he?

    😮

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