Peyton Manning is on his way to becoming the new starting quarterback of the Denver Broncos, according to a report by ESPN’s Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter.  Citing multiple sources, the report today says Manning has instructed his agent, Tom Condon, to intensify contract negotiations with the Broncos. If a deal is completed, ESPN is reporting, the Broncos will try to trade quarterback Tim Tebow, who led the team to a playoff victory last season. The report calls a contract between Manning and the Broncos a “formality” at this point, saying the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback and the Broncos’ vice president of football operations, John Elway, already discussed a five-year, $95-million deal during a March 9 meeting in Denver and that Elway told Manning he was ready to finalize a contract “fair to both sides” during a workout in Durham, N.C., on March 16 The contract is expected to include language to protect the team in case Manning can’t perform due to his prior neck surgeries, but the quarterback has already passed a physical administered by Broncos doctors.

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Peyton Manning is on his way to becoming the new starting quarterback of the Denver Broncos, according to a report by ESPN’s Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter.  Citing multiple sources, the report today says Manning has instructed his agent, Tom Condon, to intensify contract negotiations with the Broncos. If a deal is completed, ESPN is reporting, the Broncos will try to trade quarterback Tim Tebow, who led the team to a playoff victory last season. The report calls a contract between Manning and the Broncos a “formality” at this point, saying the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback and the Broncos’ vice president of football operations, John Elway, already discussed a five-year, $95-million deal during a March 9 meeting in Denver and that Elway told Manning he was ready to finalize a contract “fair to both sides” during a workout in Durham, N.C., on March 16 The contract is expected to include language to protect the team in case Manning can’t perform due to his prior neck surgeries, but the quarterback has already passed a physical administered by Broncos doctors.

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I don’t know where Peyton Manning will land, but I’m sure he’ll cause some anguish for the Indianapolis Colts and their fans in no time at all.

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I don’t know where Peyton Manning will land, but I’m sure he’ll cause some anguish for the Indianapolis Colts and their fans in no time at all. Manning will burn the Colts, whether from Denver or San Francisco in a distant, “Look what he’s doing!” way or from Tennessee with a “Look what he’s doing to us!” twice a year kind of way. My advice for Colts fans is to curse fate or Jim Irsay or both, but remember this will be short-term pain

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Reggie Wayne is one of the best and most consistent receivers in the NFL. During the glory years of the Indianapolis Colts , Peyton Manning to Reggie Wayne became one of the best quarterback-receiver combinations in the league.

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Reggie Wayne will be a great fit with the new Indianapolis Colts. No training required. With Pierre Garcon leaving for a multi-year deal with the Washington Redskins, the Colts will rely on Wayne now more than ever, and it’s a good call

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Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne scores after catching this third quarter TD pass. ( Sam Riche/MCT Photo ) The Sports Xchange 9:28 p.m

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Peyton Manning was cut by the Indianapolis Colts after a 14-year stint with the franchise that included a Super Bowl win and four National Football League MVP awards for the quarterback, the team said on Wednesday. Manning, 35, missed the entire 2011 NFL season after neck surgery last September and was due a $28 million bonus if the club had decided to keep him. “We’re here to announce the conclusion of Peyton’s playing career with the Colts,” team owner Jim Irsay said during an emotional news conference at the Colts’ practice facility in Indianapolis.

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]INDIANAPOLIS – The Peyton Manning era in Indianapolis is expected to end Wednesday, according to a report. Citing anonymous sources, ESPN reported Tuesday the Colts plan to hold a news conference to announce the long-expected decision.

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In this Dec. 2, 2011, file photo, Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning talks to reporters in the locker room at the NFL football team’s practice facility in Indianapolis. The Super Bowl is getting upstaged by the greatest spectacle in football

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March 6 (Reuters) – The Peyton Manning era with the Indianapolis Colts appears set to end as the National Football League (NFL) team is expected to cut the 11-time Pro Bowl quarterback on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.

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Peyton Manning will be dropped by the Indianapolis Colts after 14 seasons with the NFL club that included a Super Bowl title in 2007, ESPN reported on Tuesday.

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The Peyton Manning era in Indianapolis is expected to end Wednesday, according to a report. Citing anonymous sources, ESPN reported Tuesday that the Colts plan to hold a news conference to announce the long-expected decision.

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NEWS » by Kazeem Famuyide (@RealLifeKaz) March 6, 2012, 18:23pm One of the most prolific quarterback’s to ever play the game will be released by the only professional team he’s ever played for.

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