How long after Peyton Manning's retirement will he be an OC?

[Zod]

3 years?

[h0llywood]

Faster than that. Don't see him sitting around for 3 years. He lives and breathes the game.

[toldozer]

He come come to duke the year after he retires.

[Zod]

He may need to start out as a QB coach

[Zod]

Yeah, he may coach college too, hadnt thought of that.

[Kevin Greene]

I suppose he could continue to go out in the 1st round of the Playoffs as a Coach too.

[The_Cannon]

I never thought of Peyton as the coaching guy. I always saw him geting a studio gig. I just don't know if a player that good could handle working his way up from OC (or even lower as a position coach) for years until he got a HC job.

[dpanther69]

I think he will lean more toward ownership. Isn't his wife partial owner of the Mephis Gizzilies and wasn't he trying to get partial ownership of the Titians once his playing days were over if Tennessee would have sign him.

[Kramerica]

Yeah, he may coach college too, hadnt thought of that.

Vols fans probably want him to hurry up and retire so he can wear that dreamsicle orange on the sidelines again.

[panther4life]

I think he'll take a job at ESPN making bank.

[Darth Biscuit]

Nope, he'll go straight to TV.

[Zod]

I think he loves the game too much to settle with just discussing it

[rscott94]

I think he will lean more toward ownership. Isn't his wife partial owner of the Mephis Gizzilies and wasn't he trying to get partial ownership of the Titians once his playing days were over if Tennessee would have sign him.

The Titans owner guaranteed him a FO job once he retired heard he really wanted future after his playing carer don't see how that fits the Broncos with Ol' Horse Teeth running the Broncos

[KendrickPanther]

I could see desperate franchises offering him a head coaching job right away. However he's too calculated to get in a bad situation like that. Peyton has a pro style football mind, I don't think his offense would work well in college but he could definitely recruit. He would be great on TV but I think he loves the game too much to be a talking head and criticize his former coworkers.