Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Payton Manning

Payton Manning will be having an interview today on ESPN Sports Center at 3 pm ET.
He will be asked his opinion on his future and on his status of his injury and much more.

To watch paytons full interview click here.  


Peyton Manning was asked many tough questions during this interview.  The task of the interview was to try and get all questions answered out there about him and the Colts, but according to Peyton Manning nothing has been said or discussed about him and his future.  At this point in time, his future is completely unknown and will not be known until after the Superbowl. Peyton Manning just wants to focus on the Superbowl and and city of Indianapolis, since they are hosting the Superbowl this week.  He will just continue doing his rehab and working hard for what ever happens in the future.  Although Peyton has been involved in the franchise for since he was drafted in 1998 he says that what ever happens he will make the best out of it and continue being the best he can be.  



What if he is traded?

If Manning gets released next week after the Colts determine what happens with him, his contract will automatically be terminated.  Therefore this will allow Peyton to be on the market immediately instead of waiting till March when the free agency opens up.  So next week will be a busy week for Peyton and a lot of NFL teams as they try to work to get in position to sign him on their team. 
 






In this blog by Aaron Wilson of Scout.comhe explains the relationship that Manning has with the Colts franchise and the people in it.  It would be tough for Manning and all the people involved to let him go.  





Social Media:
Payton's facebook page
On Payton's Facebook page you can see conversations of what people think will be the result of his future and where he will end up at. Here you can find poles and surveys.  The numbers of people involved in the questionnaires and comments can really display the impact social media has on us now.  

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