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Peyton Manning hate justified: Peyton tells Luck to go back to school.

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Luck is stupid for not coming out now. He could always go back to school, you are not always offered a $30 million dollar contract. He could get hurt or he could have a poo senior season.

"I may get hurt, oh no!!"

"I may end up playing shitty, it ain't worth it!"

Those thought never go through a players mind.

He will still get paid, so please, leave the bs at home.

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"I may get hurt, oh no!!"

"I may end up playing shitty, it ain't worth it!"

Those thought never go through a players mind.

He will still get paid, so please, leave the bs at home.

I had been making this same exact argument for months before Luck came out saying he might stay, but nobody believed me..

Nobody wakes up in the morning thinking "Gee! I hope I don't get into a vicious car accident today!!"

His thinking is that the money will before there for him after next year.

Will it? Who knows. But you can't live your life afraid of what might happen.

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I'm sorry but money is a huge factor. If you asked me if I wanted to declare for the draft, when I am without a doubt the most valuable and sought after prospect, basically a gauranteed #1 pick. I'd say yes. How many times in your life does that happen? Not only that but you will be given a fortune before you haven even proven your worth as an NFL player. He can come into the league, suck ass and still be set for life. I'm not upset that he won't be a Panther, but the real life choice is obvious.

It is ultimately his choice but like I said he can financially afford to make it. He could get his degree and if poo hits the fan football wise a team will still likely take a chance on him. But he will not be as valuable. Any of you drinking more of his koolaid based on his decision to stay, because you thought it was respectable or more "honorable" are full of poo.

Not true... If he is who we think he is he will be just as valuable next year.

Yes but the QB class is deeper next year. But again he could get hurt, he could play bad. Harbaugh will likely not be their coach next season.

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I'm sorry but money is a huge factor. If you asked me if I wanted to declare for the draft, when I am without a doubt the most valuable and sought after prospect, basically a gauranteed #1 pick. I'd say yes. How many times in your life does that happen? Not only that but you will be given a fortune before you haven even proven your worth as an NFL player. He can come into the league, suck ass and still be set for life. I'm not upset that he won't be a Panther, but the real life choice is obvious.

It is ultimately his choice but like I said he can financially afford to make it. Any of you drinking more of his koolaid based on his decision to stay, because you thought it was respectable or more "honorable" are full of poo.

Peyton did it. If the guy believes in his talent, staying one more year will not hurt him. It's not like he's gonna just stink it up next year. He has confidence in his talents, and wants to accomplish his goals. Set a goal, achieve it and don't cop out. That's the intangibles that will go with his skills to acheive success on the next level.

For all of these players it's not just about the millions. $45 mil vs $25 mil they will still be happy and live a good enjoyable life.

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Oh good grief :frown2:

Hate Peyton for giving the kid advice? Seriously?

Excuse you, but I have hated Peyton for years, just cause I didn't like all media riding his jock and got sick and tired of hearing about him when in reality he hasn't accomplished nearly as much as other QBs who get half the attention. Just another black mark on his resume for me now.

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