manning out for season?

[shouldakepowens]

I just read on glazers twitter didn't know if this should get its own thread or not

 

[shouldakepowens]

I should clarify its something someone else is reporting not what glazers sayin

 

[threelittleturds]

It sounds as if he's another causality of the lockout. I've read stories that said he wasn't able to properly rehab the injury with team trainers. Although that does raise one large question for me, why the hell didn't he pay for his own medical rehab? Medical bills are expensive without employer insurance of course, but Manning is filthy rich... he easily could have gone to a hospital or physical rehab center on his own. It's not like only the Colts and their medical staff had the ability to help him with his recovery process.

 

[CalamityX11]

He got his pay... that's all that matters.

 

[threelittleturds]

Ooops, I forgot a big part of my last sentence in my previous post. I meant to say that it's not like the Colts and their medical staff were the only ones with the ability to help him with his recovery process.

 

[EaseUrStorm]

That's a weird explanation. I'm reading through the lines that they've been doing everything possible to get him back, but the injury is taking longer than expected to heal. They are conveniently pointing the blame at the lockout on this one. The next time something bad happens to you, just blame it on the lockout too.

 

[SRPnVA]

I have a feeling this is what it'll come down to. Say he misses the first three or four weeks and the Colts go 0-4 or 1-3. Do they really rush him back? Interesting to see how this all plays out. And if he does miss the season, what kind of player should people expect back next season?

 

[numone9er]

He got his pay... that's all that matters.

Ummm....well it matters a lot to me because of "Monsters".

 

[tomikcon1971]

Ooops, I forgot a big part of my last sentence in my previous post. I meant to say that it's not like the Colts and their medical staff were the only ones with the ability to help him with his recovery process.

Archie was on Colin Cowherd on Monday or Tuesday and he said Peyton did fly all over the place trying to get treatment. He couldn't find anyone he was as comfortable with as his Indy team doctors. So, if Archie's description is accurate he did make attempts to get treatment on his own, and presumably on his own dime.

 

[mem49er]

Ummm....well it matters a lot to me because of "Monsters".

"4 those worried abt your fantasy team, u ppl are sick."

 

[MHSL82]

That's a weird explanation. I'm reading through the lines that they've been doing everything possible to get him back, but the injury is taking longer than expected to heal. They are conveniently pointing the blame at the lockout on this one. The next time something bad happens to you, just blame it on the lockout too.

We should start one of those "Alex Smith turned the wine back into water" threads for the Lockout, ("Abraham Lincoln would still be alive if not for the Lockout" "I would have been a doctor if it weren't for the Lockout")... although it wouldn't be as funny or truthful. (As you can tell, I'm no good at these. I'd have better, but I've been taught not to plagarize)

 

[MW49ers5]

It sounds as if he's another causality of the lockout. I've read stories that said he wasn't able to properly rehab the injury with team trainers. Although that does raise one large question for me, why the hell didn't he pay for his own medical rehab? Medical bills are expensive without employer insurance of course, but Manning is filthy rich... he easily could have gone to a hospital or physical rehab center on his own. It's not like only the Colts and their medical staff had the ability to help him with his recovery process.

Hahaha, that would be my first question??...

 

[guitarmy21b]

Just saw his quote on ESPN "I will miss them more than they will miss me"

 

[MW49ers5]

Per Jay Glazer:

"While I'm hearing Manning hasn't had surgery yet, I wouldn't be surprised if he has it before the weekend."

This likely would be a season ender.

 

[Yadahell]

Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning has more surgery on neck, sources say - ESPN

Nooooooo!!! (Fantasy football fans who drafted Manning, including myself)

 

[MW49ers5]

It is just a matter of time before his IR status is confirmed.

 

[CalamityX11]

Here's to Peyton getting to a speedy recovery with all his money.

But, why couldn't this happen when we had their first rd pick?

 

[sayheykid1]

It is just a matter of time before his IR status is confirmed.

What led you to that conclusion? I ask because I picked him thinking he would be back by week 3 or 4 because the Colts didn't put him on IR.

 

[MW49ers5]

What led you to that conclusion? I ask because I picked him thinking he would be back by week 3 or 4 because the Colts didn't put him on IR.

Everything I have read about this procedure is what led me to that conclusion. As far as putting him on IR, the Colts won't put him on IR until after the surgery and a prognosis report.

 

[Mozart'sGhost]

What led you to that conclusion? I ask because I picked him thinking he would be back by week 3 or 4 because the Colts didn't put him on IR.

Fusing vertabrae in the neck because of nerve damage done in the first clean up surgery is what I hear. That can't be good. I'd think he's out a lot longer than a month.