Manning HGH

[ivanvamp]

So, who passed the ball to him????? Himself????? Brady, with all the pressure he was under most of the game, got the ball to Gronk, it was not like Gronk got to the ball himself. OL was bad, RBs non-existant, QB was there and one play from tying the game.

In the fourth quarter, against the #1 rated defense in the NFL, with zero running game and an absolutely dog crap offensive line, Brady three times drove the Patriots deep into Bronco territory.

11 plays, 63 yards, 4:06, failed on a 4th down play at the Denver 17 (could have kicked a FG)
8 plays, 57 yards, 2:17, failed on a 4th down play at the Denver 14 (could have kicked a FG)
8 plays, 50 yards, 1:40, scored a dramatic touchdown

That's 27 plays, 170 yards in just 8:03 total, getting into the red zone three straight times. It was a painful struggle on Sunday, but in the 4th quarter, the offense was moving the ball. Not at will, because Denver made everything difficult, but they moved the ball nonetheless.

 

[Big Bucks]

I've always been told that if you flinch and look down and left that you are more likely than not lying. LOL 3 Times!

 

[rexxar]

I've always been told that if you flinch and look down and left that you are more likely than not lying. LOL 3 Times!

Wasn't there a story on Brady's "guilty" body language during his first press conference regarding deflategate? Where are those experts now, I wonder?

 

[Dr Pain]

"Manning’s agent, Tom Condon, assembled a legal team and retained crisis management czar Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary under President George W. Bush. Manning’s crew sent a team of investigators to Indianapolis. The Guyer Institue allowed the investigators to sort through the Mannings’ records; it is unclear what they found."

Al Jazeera, HGH and the NFL: Where Things Stand | The MMQB with Peter King

So team Manning went through records first.

 

[EatSleepWinRepeat]

 

[Ross12]

"Manning’s agent, Tom Condon, assembled a legal team and retained crisis management czar Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary under President George W. Bush. Manning’s crew sent a team of investigators to Indianapolis. The Guyer Institue allowed the investigators to sort through the Mannings’ records; it is unclear what they found."

Al Jazeera, HGH and the NFL: Where Things Stand | The MMQB with Peter King

So team Manning went through records first.

AKA they went and destroyed the evidence before the Feds could see it

 

[Dr Pain]

Manning can be punished under the NFL Personal Conduct Policy regardless of any proof he took anything. He should have reasonably known it would hurt the league to go to a clinic where his recovery Dr sent HGH to his wife. It is well within Rogers power to punish him for that alone and based on his Brady precedent here the NFL lawyers are in court saying evidence does not matter, he needs to do this to be consistent. Any reasonable person would see Manning's recovery Dr sending HGH to manning's house even if to wife, would damage the NFL. "Conduct that undermines or puts at risk the integrity and reputation of the NFL, NFL clubs, or NFL players." NFL Personal Conduct Policy

 

[VectorPrime]

Any chance that he can get in trouble with the feds like Rodger Clemens or Barry Bonds? God I'd love to have to see him testify in front of Congress.

 

[Lavictoire]

"Manning’s agent, Tom Condon, assembled a legal team and retained crisis management czar Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary under President George W. Bush. Manning’s crew sent a team of investigators to Indianapolis. The Guyer Institue allowed the investigators to sort through the Mannings’ records; it is unclear what they found."

Al Jazeera, HGH and the NFL: Where Things Stand | The MMQB with Peter King
So team Manning went through records first.

Wow! The NFL should suspend him for that bit of obstruction alone. No wonder he is out there confidently denying the story.The records are already shredded. Someone comented after the MMQB story that the original article as submitted mentioned records were destroyed by Mannings crew but King edited that out.

 

[Koma]

Wow! The NFL should suspend him for that bit of obstruction alone. No wonder he is out there confidently denying the story.The records are already shredded.

A reasonable question to ask would be, why would Manning's investigators need to go through his records at the Guyer institute if Manning's denials are true? It's not like Guyer was under any obligation to share those files with the NFL or the media. We'd be left with "Manning said he didn't do it and his medical records are private. That's pretty much it." It's actually makes it more suspicious that the institute allowed Manning's people to go through the records. Now, even if the USADA gets access to them, who knows how complete they are.

Of course, watching Manning's defenders in the media telling everyone that this development doesn't mean anything and everyone should accept his version will be as predictable as it is frustrating.

 

[Joker]

following up on this, doesn't this action by Manning PROVE "general awareness"? This is a total fackin' disgrace

 

[XLIX]

Cardinals haven't won a playoff series since hackgate. Coincidence?

How is that story not getting any media attention? I mean, it's only a federal crime, you know?

 

[Betterthanmost]

"Manning’s agent, Tom Condon, assembled a legal team and retained crisis management czar Ari Fleischer, former White House press secretary under President George W. Bush. Manning’s crew sent a team of investigators to Indianapolis. The Guyer Institue allowed the investigators to sort through the Mannings’ records; it is unclear what they found."

Al Jazeera, HGH and the NFL: Where Things Stand | The MMQB with Peter King

So team Manning went through records first.

Waaaa, wayyy, hold up, when did this story come out? Is this true? What the hell? This is like twilight zone stuff.
the Guyer institute said they mailed Medications to you at your Wife’s name.

" I don’t know this guy. I never heard of this guy up Until this report. Never met this guy. Any medical treatments my wife Received, that’s her business. Had nothing to do with me. Nothing has been sent to her or My wife used that I have taken. Absolutely not. My treatments I do, she may have Hers and that is her business. There is no connection between the two."

Peyton Manning has absolutely no connection to his wife.

 

[SVN]

AKA they went and destroyed the evidence before the Feds could see it

someone should ask king about this.

 

[Lavictoire]

Florio could have a field day with this exlosive cover-up information especially leading up to theSuper Bowl. Alas, instead Brady and all of us got to live through that over nothing while the real scandal is here for the taking and the media is silent. I also am forced to root for CAM NEWTON! Ugh!

 

[RobertWeathers]

AKA they went and destroyed the evidence before the Feds could see it

Congruent with destroying a cellphone.

 

[Big-T]

Isn't destruction of evidence a big, big crime?

The whole illegal prescriptions, transporting controlled substances over state lines stuff along with destroyed evidence...Feds are going to have a field day.

 

[RobertWeathers]

Isn't destruction of evidence a big, big crime?

The whole illegal prescriptions, transporting controlled substances over state lines stuff along with destroyed evidence...Feds are going to have a field day.

 

[TB_Helmet]

Manning can be punished under the NFL Personal Conduct Policy regardless of any proof he took anything. He should have reasonably known it would hurt the league to go to a clinic where his recovery Dr sent HGH to his wife. It is well within Rogers power to punish him for that alone and based on his Brady precedent here the NFL lawyers are in court saying evidence does not matter, he needs to do this to be consistent. Any reasonable person would see Manning's recovery Dr sending HGH to manning's house even if to wife, would damage the NFL. "Conduct that undermines or puts at risk the integrity and reputation of the NFL, NFL clubs, or NFL players." NFL Personal Conduct Policy

Yeah I agree. If it really was for his wife, Peyton should have gone above and beyond to make sure the NFL knew about that (medical privacy notwithstanding). That way the league knows about it and knows it's not for him. They could step in today and say "We knew about her getting HGH in 2011 and there's nothing to see here." At least tell Polian or somebody he trusts so he is on the record that it was for her.

However, he didn't do that. The reason? Because it obviously wasn't for his wife, and he was trying to hide it.

 

[IcyPatriot]

Just watching Florio ...

He said he hopes someone asks Manning if he'll sign a disclosure (health) agreement regarding the HGH. I think that's what he called it ... I was doing business on my computer at the time only paying 1/2 attention to what they were saying ... my ears perked up to 100% at that.

Also ... if that happens then they'll immediately know if the HGH was for him or Ashley based on the HGH formula (duh) ... sure makes sense.

Stay tuned.