Colts say goodbye to Manning

After 14 years spent as the starting quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts, former 1st overall draft pick, and four-time NFL MVP, Peyton Manning has been released by Indy at noon (eastern). After multiple neck surgeries, and a season off the field, this incredible thrower will face a tough challenge because Manning is already 35 and even though he's still got game, the team where he will end up must have a right-now plan to get the real profits of this amazing player who's considered by numerous players and analysts as the most intelligent player in football. He's capable of making adjustments to avoid defense pressure that would lead to a big sack. Few teams are in position of signing Manning, in terms of wether or not they have a solid starter at the position. This could be the Miami Dolphins in the AFC East, he would face Tom Brady and the Patriots twice a year. Still in this division, the New York Jets, but Mark Sanchez already told he would skip town if the Jets sign Peyton Manning, according to LaDainian Tomlinson. Another team might be interested in Manning, the Washington Redskins. That could clearly lead to a new deal in the NFC East, plus Peyton would be a division rival for Eli and the defending champs. Plus Manning can be signed right now by any team that interested in him.
Nothing is done yet, so let's wait and see ...