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Former Colt Marvin Harrison may be fighting for his Freedom
Marvin Harrison has had a reportedly number of teams show interest as a prospect player after having been released by the Colts, including the Tennessee Titans. Currently a free agent, Harrison would be hard pressed to turn down an offer to play this NFL season given the right circumstances – his main concerns remaining playing time and compensation.
However given his past and more recent troubles which involve allegations that Harrison has yet again been involved in the shooting of a man named Dwight Dixon.
Apparently Dixon was found shot multiple times and left to bleed out in the Fairmount area of Philadelphia. Dixon had already attempted to sue Harrison for a previous altercation in with Harrison had allegedly shot Dixon and lost.
Nailing Down the Top NFL Quarterback
Within the top quarterback food chain who is the best Tom Brady, Payton Manning or Drew Brees in the NFL? Payton Manning is up there but he lost his offensive coordinator and Marvin Harrison so what does that look like? But even within the top three quarterbacks of opinion, should Tony Romo Really be counted out?
Some say Tom Brady, hands down because he comes back to a team that has better weapons the Brees or Manning and he came close to he will come close to his record breaking numbers of two seasons ago. Do we worry about his injuries?
Drew Brees still reached at least 4,400 yards for the third consecutive year. If Manning is a lock for 4,000 yards and 30 TDs, what should we expect from Brady? Fans say Brady should throw 4,800 yards and 50 TDs so the debate goes on.
Others say watch Joey Galloway and Brees will throw more yards. Interesting year for the quarterbacks on the field. Let the instant debate roll!
Peyton Sounds Off
The aftermath of Tony Dungy’s retirement as Indianapolis Colts head coach has Peyton Manning expressing himself.
Recent personell changes to the colts staff include Offensive coordinator Tom Moore and offensive line coach Howard Mudd leaving the team with a $1 million dollar payout as a result of recent pension plan changes by the NFL.
With their positions already filled by Clyde Christensen and Pete Metzelaars it is leading to some disarray with probably more then just Peyton Manning especially since both Moore and Mudd are somehow expected to return in perhaps different roles.
“I can’t tell you what’s going on. I will say I don’t think it’s been the most properly communicated scenario around here. It’s not a situation that I’m just thrilled about. I think the communication has been pretty poor in my opinion. Somebody says one thing, then somebody else says another thing.”
Can Manning Work the Miracle?
Manning, a name seen on the back of most, if not all Colts jerseys, is a name that will go down in history. Peyton Manning, who has been the QB for the Indianapolis Colts for more than a decade, is a future Hall of Famer, and NFL critics and fans alike believe that he’s still got a lot more gas in the tank. Manning is now 33, which is the age where some QBs start to see a decline in their ability, but Manning shows no sign of slowing down. The Colts have recruited a number of spectacular players since Manning has been at the helm including RBs Edgerrin James and Joseph Addai, and WR Reggie Wayne. These players lead the Colts to the playoffs, and some to become Super Bowl Champions in 2006. Regardless of what moves the Colts make in the off-season, who is traded, or who retires, Manning makes the Colts playoff and Super Bowl contenders every year. Amongst current NFL QBs, only Tom Brady can make the same claim.
Peyton Manning enjoys one of the highest QB ratings of all time, sitting at a career QB rating of 94.7, behind only Steve Young, and he’s earned it. Manning is one of the most decorated QBs in the NFL, and will be the same once he’s inducted into the Hall of Fame. With the 2006 Super Bowl still lingering in recent memory, critics and fans believe the Colts could be taking a trip to New Orleans in 2009.
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