PatsFaninAZ

I wonder whether this is more about the parents' dream than the girl's dream.

Holy over-indulgence. I don't blame Peyton -- an easy payday is an easy payday. For all we know, he's giving some of the money to charity or something. But the girl's parents need some perspective.

Ishdul

$200000 for a cameo appearance at some girl's 16th birthday is a pretty sweet deal for Peyton. I could see him not taking it, but that's a worthwhile payday for anyone.

coltsfan

Boy, you guys love Manning on here! And from a real reputable source too!

Never made sense to me how people can so dislike a good player who is also a good guy considering all the scumbags that are in the sports world. The guy is competitive and wears his emotions on his sleeve on the field, and people take that the wrong way.

JoeSixPat

You guys do realize this is a satirical website don't you?

I'm not sure what the pictures are really from, and even if you are not familiar with the site, "deadspin.com" didn't tip you off?

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upstater1

Well, my secret plan has been foiled. I have already hired and paid the pie-makers. Something tells me my shop would have been destroyed if I instructed my employees to pie Marv Levy.

upstater1

ROFL! Hey, I'd give him credit if he did that.

"Uncle Peyton, I'd like to personally invite you to my 16th birthday party."

"Let's see if I'm available that day, I may be hawking toasters. How much do you pay?"

upstater1

Relax. we're having fun with it.

Crowpointer

The saddest part of the story is that when the dad brought out the 200 grand to pay Peyton, it was in singles, in a hefty bag, and Pacman Jones jumped out of the cake and shot everyone

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Yankees/Colts

I never look at the links. I should have known better after the NFL Network reports Adalius Thomas has been franchised thread went for about 60 posts, when in fact, the NFL Network had reported he had NOT been franchised.

Pat_Nasty

I guess you're just that much quicker than everybody else here at Patsfans.com.

Or, rather, you would be... if you were actually, you know, right about deadspin.

Sure, it's satirical in nature, and its journalistic standards are, well, non-existant... but it doesn't trade in fiction, allegory or parody. It provides a humorous, snarky take one sport news and gossip. I mean, look -- it's posted about the Borges scandal... does that mean that that was "satire" and didn't happen, too?