Explosive Documentary Links Peyton Manning, Major Athletes To Doping Ring

[BillD1984]

I would agree...but my point is, you have to have testicular fortitude to do thing so crazy that the rewards is just as ludicrious as the risk... that does not seem part of Manning's DNA.

I know what you're saying, and I also don't believe any of this is true. What I find funny is how many of the jock sniffing media (yes, I'm talking to you Chris Mortensen) were falling all over each other to defend him when the story broke. No witch hunt to see here.

 

[madmadworld]

Not like Payton's all competitive or was struggling with his neck and his career might be slipping away.
oh it was

 

[stmcld]

I really hope the report is not true but after Lance Armstrong, as someone already suggested, we will have to see how this plays out.

 

[Bronxiniowa]

Peyton Manning vociferously denies the report. Lance Armstrong did too.

Regardless of whether the allegations against Manning bear out, my personal trainer and physio have no doubt that NFL players are using HGH en masse. They say the usual training methods by themselves can't account for the fact that players -- even wide receivers and quarterbacks -- are 60-80 pounds bigger, on average, than players were 15 or so years ago.

 

[madmadworld]

Would think only the naive thought Lance Armstrong was clean. I just thought he would never be caught.

 

[Foxbat]

Would think only the naive thought Lance Armstrong was clean.

Guilty as charged...

I just thought he would never be caught.

But it's not illegal if you don't get caught. Isn't that the 11th Commandment?

 

[EarDemon]

Won't have to worry about them making up any more 'news'

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...shut-down-in-april-report-says/?intcmp=hphz07

Maybe Manning should sue for defamation of character and then buy the channel for pennies on the dollar after they close up shop and turn it into something worthwhile.