New York Daily writer uncovers Peyton's true persona

[Tony2046]

Everyone has dirt on them. Just need to look.

Please read what I was responding to. I just stated that I don't think the National media will pick up King's article because of his credibility issues.

 

[Raymond]

Bleacher Report picked it up, but disabled the comment section.

Funny how Manning gets that perk...

taint nuthin wrong with that.

 

[Gronkowski123]

has this ******* decided to retire yet? me thinks he wants to pull a john elway, by repeating then retiring...please no.

 

[RobertWeathers]

taint nuthin wrong with that.

Scumbag sexual predator Peyton showed that to her too.

 

[fgssand]

Since social media brings out the worst in humanity and is all about destroying people, then it is time to bring down Peyton.

We're it not for the absolute smear campaign that was brought against tom Brady, I think I might have felt otherwise about Peyton and family, in spite of the horrendous act and cover up.

Having said that, "they" love Peyton , this very well may go as far as his HGH.

 

[PatriotsInGA]

And nothing will come of this. We'll see the racist sexual assaulter in twice as many Nationwide and Papa Johns commercials now and ESPN will continue to look for ways to bring down the Pats. Funny how Cam and Jameis got **** for their college problems (not saying they were innocent because they were bad as well), but Peyton gets a pass. So ****ing backwards

 

[raduray]

Florio picked it up, but with caveats.

Release of 13-year-old court document dusts off Peyton Manning incident at Tennessee

 

[eom]

Holy ****, if that's true...wow

yeah, occasionally in this country black dudes get blamed for stuff

 

[Froob]

Most of us here have always seen the family for the fraud that they are. This also illustrates the power of the media to make and break people. Here we have this klan being treated like royalty, yet pats players are taken to the woodshed for deflated footballs that is easily explained by science.


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Eli is the only one that seems alright, I think the refusal to play for the Chargers was more on Archie than it was Eli.

 

[Ross12]

Florio picked it up, but with caveats.

Release of 13-year-old court document dusts off Peyton Manning incident at Tennessee

Florio's take is stupid. He's saying "oh, yeah, well it's a one-sided document! It was written by the accuser's lawyers! Of course it paints the defendant in a bad light!"

So, exactly the same as the Wells Report, right?

 

[eom]

These people who are attacking King (I never heard about this guy until today) are overlooking the court documents. Unless they are also claiming the court documents are fake, then whatever issues King might have are separate from this story.

It's funny, the people who take this tact are the same ones who say things like "Oh, a guy from MIT sides with the Patriots. Big surprise." about the people who pointed out the problems with the Exponent's analysis. Somehow, these people are also able to overlook the NYJ influence in key members of NFL leadership.

I also never heard of him, so I had to consult my google machine.

docs are docs, so people can read those and take whatever they want from that, but I wouldn't trust one word written by the author -- it's transparently agenda driven

 

[eom]

Florio's take is stupid. He's saying "oh, yeah, well it's a one-sided document! It was written by the accuser's lawyers! Of course it paints the defendant in a bad light!"

So, exactly the same as the Wells Report, right?

uh....yeah....and the wells report was bs.....?
I'm not sure we're you're going with this

 

[Ross12]

I also never heard of him, so I had to consult my google machine.

docs are docs, so people can read those and take whatever they want from that, but I wouldn't trust one word written by the author -- it's transparently agenda driven

The thing is, you'd think if he was trying to drive a "black lives matter" agenda, he would've put a much heavier emphasis on the "blame it on a black kid" stuff. But it was barely mentioned.

 

[eom]

The thing is, you'd think if he was trying to drive a "black lives matter" agenda, he would've put a much heavier emphasis on the "blame it on a black kid" stuff. But it was barely mentioned.

I think he got kicked out of that a couple months ago for stealing funds, or something, so I'm not sure if he's still shilling for those guys

edit: and it's possible you just didn't pick up on any emphasis he included in his writing.
how did cam newton get in there?

 

[Ross12]

uh....yeah....and the wells report was bs.....?
I'm not sure we're you're going with this

I'm saying that Florio sounds idiotic claiming this isn't a big deal because the source documents were written by the accuser's lawyers because the NYJFL and Wells did the same exact thing to Brady and he didn't seem to have the same take then. He wasn't a big NYJFL proponent either, but he certainly didn't say "eh, I wouldn't put much stock in this deflate gate business."

 

[eom]

I'm saying that Florio sounds idiotic claiming this isn't a big deal because the source documents were written by the accuser's lawyers because the NYJFL and Wells did the same exact thing to Brady and he didn't seem to have the same take then. He wasn't a big NYJFL proponent either, but he certainly didn't say "eh, I wouldn't put much stock in this deflate gate business."

wat

dude wtf are you talking about?
I seriously can't understand what you're saying

 

[RobertWeathers]

Florio's take is stupid. He's saying "oh, yeah, well it's a one-sided document! It was written by the accuser's lawyers! Of course it paints the defendant in a bad light!"

So, exactly the same as the Wells Report, right?

Florio is behaving like a lawyer. Very typical of him.

 

[Froob]

Florio is behaving like a lawyer. Very typical of him.

One thing's for sure, Peyton must have done something. When there's smoke there is always fire no matter what evidence might say.

 

[Ross12]

wat

dude wtf are you talking about?
I seriously can't understand what you're saying

I'm saying Florio is trying to put Peyton in a bit more of a positive light by saying the court documents were biased, but did not do the same for Brady when he was slammed by equally biased court documents.

 

[eom]

I'm saying Florio is trying to put Peyton in a bit more of a positive light by saying the court documents were biased, but did not do the same for Brady when he was slammed by equally biased court documents.

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