Who should Peyton Manning coach in college when he retires?
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Your looking way too ahead into the future.
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Peyton Manning for sure, actually, Reggie Wayne, Joseph Addai and Nick Harper
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lol funny question.........it has to be drew bledsoe for several reasons\nfirst we all know drew said clearly he will never be a backup\nsecond romo is playing so good that they dont need him anymore unless he's gonna be a backup which he wont\nthird jake plummer will probably lose his job but we dont know if he has the same attitude towards being a second stringer as drew does.....he might be content to just sit behind jay cutler\nand forth and final if jay doenst play well then plummer might be back in
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Manning, because for one he's a great QB and two he can read defenses.  Plus, he's great leader and you can count on him in tight spots.
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Hopefully, it won't be Spurrier! I feel certain it won't be Bobby Bowden - rumor has it he's getting ready to retire anyway - he needs to! I don't know who I'd like to see get the job but there are plenty of people I don't want to see get the job!
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College : Joe Paterno\n\nPro's : John Madden
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Peyton Manning. Tom Brady, Joe Montana (except for that one in 1990 in the NFC title game), Terry Bradshaw (in his prime, when he came in he got leveled and when he got out, it was the same way), Troy Aikman (except for his last few years), Phillip Rivers, and list could go on. It is not about statistics over a career because a QB could be on his back alot one year, but standing tall the next. It really depends on the O-line and the offensive schemes. Even Dan Marino spent a couple of years where he was running around (remember all the padding he used to wear in the late 90's).
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Roger Staubach!\n\n(followed by John Elway and Payton Manning :))
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I would assume top 20.  I can think of at least 2 still active that will probably be ranked higher already.  Favre for sure, and if Manning ever manages to win a Super Bowl, he will be considered better.  There are also others playing that have the ability to catch him at some point, but not yet.
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"the old ball Coach" Is an offensive genius. He prowess in recruiting will make SC a contender in the next couple of years. Remember this man won the ACC with Duke. (Which has not had a winning season since he left)
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Peyton has the better stats so far.  In the long run, much will depend on the teams they are surrounded by.
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Jeff Capel of Virginia Commonwealth University.  He led them to the NCAAs in 2004 and to the NIT this year.\n\nI'm excited, a young coach who has proven he can win in the league.  I hope he can keep the recruits in Oklahoma, though.
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In the CFL, I'd say Eric Tillman (did I spell that right?) when he's given the resources...unlike when he was in Ottawa.  Although, seems Wally Buono is pretty good doing both GM and coach as well.\n\nIn the NFL, I would suggest Mike Shanahan.  Always gets the right players to get that running game moving, even when we're talking sixth round drafts or even undrafted.  One other thing, particular to Denver, in that you never seem to hear of hold out or disgruntled players with Shanahan.
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Steve Yserman. He took Scotty Bowman's advice and changed his game 180 degrees in order to win championships. And yet, he plays with a quiet dignity that even his opponants respect - case in point, the number 19 and the Candadian Olympic Team. \n\nIf you get a chance to watch him this year, do so. This is the final act in a solid career between stat's, leadership and citizenship that deserves almost instant Hall of Fame induction.
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manning\nbrady\nmcnabb\nbrees\nrivers
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You should be a coach. And using the name of a great football player....
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Manning will be the better QB in the long run. They need a healthy WR core to prove it. Look at his stats last year. He has a ton of potential.