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In response to "From my perspective...last season ended in tragedy. Can't imagine this one will too. -- nm" by Jim

I don't mean that way. He clearly has lost a lot, and he is one big hit away from a scary situation.

Posted by David (aka David) Jul 30 '14, 08:49

ML's silliness aside, I am deeply uncomfortable with Peyton's situation. Like everyone else, I'm rooting for a happy ending but he should have walked away.

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yeah, I kind of agree, that he is one hit away, although this is true for almost all players. - groiny Jul 30, 08:58 5
- He doesn't? Did I imagine all the "Peyton still can't win the big game" nonsense after that debacle? - Jim Jul 30, 09:05 3
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    - Uh, yeah he did...and yet there were a ton of stories out there about what a great regular season QB he is - Jim Jul 30, 09:10 1
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- I agree 100% with your subject line. -- nm - Amanda Jul 30, 09:00
I don't see how you walk away after having the greatest statistical season in history...especially after that Super Bowl. -- nm - Jim Jul 30, 08:56 3
- Everybody in the NFL knows he was throwing ducks. It will be interesting to see if his unprecedented football IQ is enough to compensate. - David Jul 30, 09:00 1
  - And yet, no one in the NFL could stop him. I see what you're saying about being 1 hit away, but groin is right..you can say that about anyone playing -- nm - Jim Jul 30, 09:07
- *drop the mic* "See you never, bitches!" -- nm - Reagen Jul 30, 08:57

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I don't mean that way. He clearly has lost a lot, and he is one big hit away from a scary situation.

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