Peyton Manning: Still A Choker?
For the sixth time in nine playoff appearances, Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts have been bounced from the playoffs in the first round.
Yes, they won the Super Bowl in 2007 and even did it with a comeback win over their arch-rival Patriots, but is getting over the hump just one time enough to erase all the other disappointments and false starts?
As usual, Manning was merely good against the Chargers. He kept his team in it, he didn't throw the game away with stupid decisions (and didn't even get the ball in OT), but if you're looking for Montana or Elway-esque heroics, you're just not going to find them here. I hate when announcers make excuses like "heart" and "determination" and "the will to win," but when you ask what separates Manning from those guys, I'm not sure what else to call it.
In other words, if the NFC hadn't sent Rex Grossman and Co. to try and stop him that year, Peyton Manning is Dan Marino with better acting chops.
Chargers Thought Peyton Manning Was Reading Their Defensive Signals [Fanhouse] Fraudulent MVP Pey-Pey’s Long Hair Fails Him and Other Wild Kardkkake Moments [KSK] Peyton loses in the 1st Round Again! imagine that. [A Lifetime of Defeats]
Related
NFL Teams in Must-Win Mode: Week 12 Preview
How Prediction Markets Are Changing the Future of Poker
MLB Faces Potential Work Stoppage Amid Salary Cap Debate
- NHL Best Future Betting Picks To Lock in Before December
- NHL Best Bets Tonight: November 18th Top Hockey Betting Picks, Predictions
- NBA Best Bets Today: Tuesday November 18th Top Basketball Picks
- Cowboys vs. Raiders Week 11 Monday Night Football Top Betting Picks, Predictions
- NCAA Hoops Predictions for Nov. 17: LSU-Tulane, Iowa State, Oregon Rivalry Picks
- Top 10 NFL Player Props for Week 11: Best Bets and Expert Picks
- Sunday November 16th Top NBA Betting Picks, Predictions

