Saturday, March 10, 2012

Peyton Manning going to San Francisco, Tennessee, or Miami?

San Francisco, Tennessee, and Miami. All three of those teams are a joke for Manning. 1st off San Fran is committed to Alex Smith so no go on that team. Tennessee? Seriously? They have too many holes to be able to compete for the Super Bowl let alone the playoffs in their division (Texans). Their best player Chris Johnson was up and down last year and who are their receivers again? And lastly Miami, too much turn over on this team year in and year out. This team has no solid long term foundation in place outside Chris Long and Brandon Marshall. Reggie Bush just had his first real healthy season outside his career injury status and part-time running back bloodlines, is he able to come back and compete at a high level for a second straight year, I doubt it. Besides the weather in Miami thats about it for Manning in Miami. The real choices are Seattle and Kansas City. Both of these teams are young and exciting TEAMS. Both of these teams have playmakers on both sides of the ball and with the presence of Manning both can easily win their weak divisions. Seattle has a solid defense with five pro-bowlers on it, and their good offense has the "beast" running back, young complete receivers and plenty of creative control within their system to allow Carroll to give full reigns to Manning. The Kansas City Chiefs on the flip side have established playmakers all over the offense side of the ball and retain an average to semi-good defense with the return of Berry. In recap Seattle and Kansas CIty should be Manning's final two teams to go to. Both have the cap room to bring in other pieces and are the most complete teams ready to take that next step towards the playoffs and the Super Bowl with they're missing piece really only being a quarterback of Manning's abilities. I give the edge to Seattle for three things-premier neck specialist already on the teams payroll, excellent stadium that gives Manning a chance to go 7-1 or 8-0 at home and the weather being better than Kansas City's (rain instead of freezing rain and snow) can be in December and January.