New York Daily writer uncovers Peyton's true persona

Joker said:

Ross..a Rams fan ******edly defending Peyton Manning? Message board 101..."I'm an objective Patriots fan and I say Mark Sanchez is better than Tom Brady.."....how many times have we seen this or the equivalent from the undercover Jet fan horde that keeps logins on this board...thousands? If I HAD to choose, on my life, I'd say he's a Clots fan still carrying a Peytie torch...OR, and the stupidity and ignorance surely seem to indicate, he's a phony pony fan.

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Ross12 said:

Shaun King ‏@ShaunKing 18h18 hours ago
In his freshman year, Peyton Manning committed a MAJOR violation at the University. His attorneys forced it to be redacted in our documents.

Shaun King ‏@ShaunKing 18h18 hours ago
Dr. Jamie Naughright was the one who caught Peyton Manning in this violation his freshman year. That's the ROOT of every problem they have.

Shaun King ‏@ShaunKing 17h17 hours ago
I believe we will be able to release the redacted portion of the court documents as well. I've discovered what that was about. Deep & ugly.

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In that position she developed widely acclaimed educational and medical programs for students and oversaw the drug testing of all of the male athletes.

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Boogs said:

If Dr. Naughright caught him in a violation his freshman year. Do you guys know what she was in charge of at Tennessee?
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...eaky-clean-image-built-lies-article-1.2530395



That thought crosses my mind. That may not be it. But it sounds like we'll find out later what the incident was in 1994 that Peyton's lawyers had taken out of court documents.

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Ross12 said:

LOL. Imagine if he took HGH in 1994. Goodell would probably s*** his pants.

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Patsrock said:

And here is why the major NFL Networks will try to bury the story

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STLRAMBRINGER said:

king has 0 credibility and so does this trainer.

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Joker said:

here's what's coming...Naughright...on 60 Minutes

THEN...the MANNINGCAUST

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Ross12 said:

But what happens when you hire Peyton while all this is blowing up about his sexual assault, more dirt from his past comes up, and then it's confirmed he took HGH? That's really a good look for your network...

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Big-T said:

He never had PFT, Florio has been in Manning's pocket for this.

"OH WELL THAT'S JUST ONE SIDE OF THE STORY!!!!" ignoring that the last 20 years the public has only had Manning's false account.

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SVN said:

well king doesnt have PFT on his side anymore

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SVN said:

the headline.
Mannings are old pros when it comes to image protection

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"The Manning machine ate Naughright. It seized the narrative and her career -- as King detailed it -- became collateral damage in the effort to keep Manning pristine.

Vile as Manning’s act was on February 29, 1996, one supposes that could be forgiven if he owned responsibility for what happened that day and what happened to Naughright after. People do awful, horrible, disgusting, immoral things while on the planet. Accepting responsibility, atoning and moving forward doing good gives one a shot at redemption.

Manning has undeniably done much good -- on the football field and off -- in the nearly 20 years since February 29, 1996. And he’s been almost universally praised for all of it. He’s an icon, a pitchman extraordinaire, a model professional, a legend. There’s much at stake for many people to make sure none of it is ever compromised."

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Whitlock also argued that if Manning did what he is accused of doing — “if he sat on a female’s face with his butt and ball” — a teammate would have knocked Manning out. While that may not be the case when it comes to the star quarterback of a major Division I football program, it would be critical to hear detailed testimony from anyone and everyone who witnessed the incident in order to make a reliable decision on what actually happened.

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