Se rumora de que con todas las peleas que Peyton esta teniendo con el dueno, sus dias estan contados y hay una posibilidad de que Peyton termine en New York ( with the JETS )....
Entonces tambien se a rumorado que si eso sucede pueden mandar a Sanchez a los WASHIIINNNGTOONNNNNNNN REDSKINSSSS................W.H.A.T.DA.FK... A LOS REDSKINS????
SAY IT ISN'T SO.........
Now that the Miami Dolphins have named their head coach, the focus turns to what Miami should do at quarterback.
This is a subject that divides many Miami Dolphins fans as all of them have their opinion on what Miami should do with the **noallow**.
To some the answer is trade the farm for Robert Griffin III. To others, they feel the correct choice is to throw money at Packers backup quarterback and impending free agent Matt Flynn. Still, there are some that feel that Matt Moore should get a shot at starting for Miami next season.
There's even a microscopic minority in favor of bringing back Chad Henne.
But none of those opinions might matter because The Palm Beach Post is reporting the rumor that owner Stephen Ross has another idea: Peyton Manning.
Manning, as you may well know, missed the entire 2011 season with a neck injury and still hasn't been cleared to play by doctors.
The Colts possess the No. 1 pick and will likely use it on Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. The team is already in the process of cleaning house as seen by them letting go of Bill Polian and head coach Jim Caldwell. Many feel that Manning might be next in the Colts' Master Cleanse.
If he is, it will have to be through free agency. The Colts must release Peyton Manning by March 8th, or else they will owe him $28 million. More likely than not, no team will trade for Manning at that salary, especially since there are still health issues surrounding him.
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However, if Manning does get released and doctors do clear him, expect the Miami Dolphins to make a run at the legendary QB, who is said to be at the top of Ross's wish list.
This move would help Miami in the short term by selling more season tickets to casual fans (think the Miami Heat in 2010 after re-signing Wade and signing LeBron James and Chris Bosh, only with more tempered expectations due to Manning's age and health), and would give Miami a franchise quarterback for at least one season.
But believe it or not, this move could also help the Dolphins in the long term.
Let me explain this: if the Dolphins sign Flynn, head coach Joe Philbin is married to him, for better or for worse. Flynn will likely command a contract similar to the one Kevin Kolb signed in Arizona last offseason, and Miami will be engaged in a bidding war for his services with the Cleveland Browns (who, like Philbin is likely to use in Miami, use the West Coast offense) and the Washington Redskins (another WCO team, coached by Mike Shannahan).
Flynn will also expect to be not just be the 2012 Dolphins starting quarterback, but their starter in 2013, 2014 and beyond. If he struggles his first couple of years in Miami, the Dolphins might be hesitant to draft a quarterback in Round 1 considering the money and years they will be putting up for his services.
But with Manning, it's different. Manning will allow the Dolphins to address other holes in the first three rounds of the draft, then in the middle to late rounds they can acquire a quarterback—Boise State's Kellen Moore, Michigan State's Kirk Cousins, Oklahoma State's Brandon Weeden and even Jacksonville University's Josh McGregor would be some of the options here.
Then the Dolphins coaching staff will have the entire 2012 season to evaluate the development of whichever quarterback they choose.
If they feel that the quarterback chosen hasn't progressed or isn't what they're looking for, then they can still take a gamble on a first round quarterback in 2013, provided that they're in the **noallow** to do so or trade up to select said quarterback (Matt Barkley and Landry Jones are the first two that come to mind).
If they feel the quarterback has progressed (and provided that Manning can give them two or three years, which isn't out of the realm of possibility), then they will have confidence moving forward.
Either way it's a win-win proposition, assuming that Manning is healthy next season. Manning can give the Dolphins at least two seasons, and even at 70 percent, Manning by himself is worth at least seven wins.
yo tu no estaria tan seguro
sigue son/ando..despues de robarles medio staff.....ahora les vamos a robar a Manning.....
The beginning of a public battle is the latest sign to show that this long relationship is done. It's time for Manning to start looking at his next options, as reluctant as he might be to do so, and it's hard to find a better one than the New York Jets.
The Jets present a very real chance for Manning to stick it to Irsay when he eventually releases the quarterback. The team missed the playoffs with an 8-8 record this year, but had advanced to the AFC Championship in the previous two years. The defense consistently ranks in the Top 10 in most categories, but can't make up for the anemic offense.
The Jets have repeated many times that Mark Sanchez is their quarterback of the future, but it's beginning to become doubtful that the "Sanchize" will ever guide the organization to a Super Bowl.
Sanchez managed to throw a career-high 26 touchdowns in 2011, but also threw 18 interceptions -- the fifth-most in the NFL -- which had a major impact on the Jets missing the playoffs. The quarterback also had issues with his receiving corps, especially star wide receiver Santonio Holmes, leading a few Jets to anonymously complain to the New York Daily News that the Jets would be better off with Manning.
ESLV7082 ha escrito:
Otros cercanos a personel de los Washington Redskins aseguran que Bruce Allen y Shannahan tienen ya un trade asegurado con los Colts, que mandaria a Payton Manning a Los Washington Redskins. Recordemos que el jugador favorito de Payton Manning siempre fue un Redskin, el legendario Sammy Baugh #33., a quien admiro por la manera feroz de jugar todas las posiciones, de QB, Safety, Linebacker...you name it!
De darse esa posibilidad los Redskins con el pick #6 la intercambiarian por un par de extra picks, y seleccinarian a Mike Adams de Ohio state OT, un grand offensive line man que mide 6'7 y un guard.
Yo personalmente no quiciera tomar esa ruta nuevamente, ya probamos con Mcnabb (un trade que arruino mi día cuando ocurrió, nunca estuve de acuerdo con el Mcnabb trade)y regalamos draft picks. Si pasa, no miento que si me intriga, pero que pasará despues de dos años? Back to square 1?
En cuanto a Sánchez, personalmente no me molestaria la idea( como si me molestó la de Mcnabb) porque aun es joven y UN coach como Shanahan Lo puede utilizar mejor que el loco de Rex Ryan.
Veremos que pasa, en free agency y el draft.
Saludos
Acuerdate que Mcnabb ya havia pasado por su prime.....ustedes simplemente recojieron las sobras....
no creo que Manning le guste ser parte de un equipo que no tiene la oportunidad de ganar un Super Bowl, no le queda mucho tiempo, seamos honestos el buscara un equipo que sea un contendiente a ganar un Super Bowl en menos de 2 anos... y N.Y JETS tiene la probabilidad de hacerlo si no fuese por un q.b rookie ya tendriamos 2 en la bolsa y back to back.....
