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If the Colts get the #1 pick?


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Who is going to trade for a 20mil per year QB with a bad neck?

When he is one of the alltime greats and still has a couple of years or perhaps more left? I bet a lot of teams would. Teams with the number one pick take a far bigger risk picking an unproven rookie out of college and paying him a lot of money.

Of course, he would have to pass a physical first though.

My guess is the Colts take Luck if they can, and if Manning comes back able to play, Luck sits for a year or two.

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When he is one of the alltime greats and still has a couple of years or perhaps more left? I bet a lot of teams would. Teams with the number one pick take a far bigger risk picking an unproven rookie out of college and paying him a lot of money.

Of course, he would have to pass a physical first though.

My guess is the Colts take Luck if they can, and if Manning comes back able to play, Luck sits for a year or two.

The caveat to that is that Peyton looks super human in an offense where he controls the play from the LOS. He adjusts run/pass, routes, hot reads, all from the line. I'm thinking he will look considerably more human in an offense that's not built around him in the same way.

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