Isray is made things didn't stay in house? He tweets about Manning's health and some of the dumbest information spewed from any owner in pro sports. It's clear Isray didn't talk with Manning about any of the changes that were coming, and that can't be a good thing moving forward.
The organization has no direction what so ever right now. Isray's comments about him being the one to decide whether or not Manning will stay, not the general manager, show you the type of ego on this man.
Manning seems awfully motivated right now about his recovery, scary to think of this adding more fuel to one of the most competitive athletes fire, and letting him become a free agent with every NFL team able to go after him.
I don't think anything Manning said was out of bounds or something that needed to be kept in house. To go along with that, what type of advertising is this too Andrew Luck for the Colts franchise?
Last edited by flames_1987; 01-26-2012 at 08:49 PM.
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