If it isn't going to be Indianapolis, where will Knoxville's favorite son wind up?
The Peyton Manning story appears to be drawing to a close, with the superstar quarterback likely to end up in another location by the time the 2012 season has begun. The Miami Herald announced on Thursday that the Miami Dolphins were not only looking
Could the Seahawks end up with Peyton Manning? (Part deux)
by Bruce Raffel on Jan 26, 2012 7:00 AM EST It seems virtually certain that the hiring of former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano as the new head coach of the Indianapolis Colts signals the end of the Peyton Manning era.
High-ranking officials with the Dolphins say owner Stephen Ross badly wants a franchise quarterback, with Peyton Manning at the top of the list. By Dave George It's almost to the point where Peyton Manning staying in Indianapolis would be a surprise.
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