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Colts and Manning Agree To Push Back $28M Option Bonus

January 8th, 2012 Matt Loede Posted in Injuries, News

Quarterback Peyton Manning is due a $28 million option bonus on March 8, but the Colts and Manning have agreed to push back that deadline, according to NBC Sports.

According to NBC Sports, the Colts would like to have the most amount of medical information about Manning before paying the bonus. Manning sat out all of the 2011 season with a neck injury; the Colts finished 2-14 and fired both Bill and Chris Polian after the season. On Saturday, it was reported that the Colts were planning on taking Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck with the first overall pick in April’s draft.


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    [...] Colts and Manning Agree To Push Back $28M Option Bonus Quarterback Peyton Manning is due a $28 million option bonus on March 8, but the Colts and Manning have agreed to push back that deadline, according to NBC Sports. According to NBC Sports, the Colts would like to have the most amount of medical information about Manning before paying the bonus. Manning sat out all [...]… [...]

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