Saturday, November 21, 2015

Peyton Manning Reportedly Not Helping Brock Osweiler In Meeting Rooms, On Practice Field

Peyton Manning Reportedly Not Helping Brock Osweiler In Meeting Rooms, On Practice Field

November 21, 2015 On Practice Field , Peyton Manning Reportedly Not Helping Brock Osweiler In Meeting Rooms 1 Comments

By Michael Hurley, Nov 20, 2015 CBS

BOSTON (CBS) — If this is indeed the end for Peyton Manning, it may be even uglier than we thought.

While the product on the field has been difficult to watch (nine touchdowns, 17 interceptions), it has apparently extended off the field, too.

According to NFL Network’s James Palmer, with Manning not playing this week due to what the team is calling a left foot injury, the future Hall of Famer has not even been near his team or coaching staff this week.

Manning “hasn’t attended any practices or meetings this week and hasn’t had a single conversation about Sunday’s game plan with Brock Osweiler,” according to Palmer. Mark Haas at CBS Denver has reported the same.

“His focus is 100 percent on treatment and getting healthy,” Palmer said.

Osweiler, of course, will be the Broncos’ starting quarterback on Sunday, going up against John Fox — a coach on whom Manning would likely have quite a bit of intel, having played for Fox for the three seasons prior to this one. And it stands to reason, surely, that one could “focus” on a foot healing while still being able to sit in a meeting room and speak, does it not?

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  1. UnknownNovember 21, 2015 at 11:50 PM

    "“His focus is 100 percent on treatment and getting healthy,” Palmer said."

    Way to bury the lead and act like the mainstream media, there, Mr. Hurley.

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