We in noblesville indiana would like to say farewell to the greatest quaterback ever. Only Peyton can read defense's the way he does. With # 18 ur team hardly needs an offensive coach. Peyton would call the plays on the field.

We are sorry to hear this but we have to undersatnd, your health is first!, Peyton you will always be the best!!

Were it not for the Irsays' there would be no moments such as this. Manning would have been the Baltimore Colts QB. This fact aside, ir it was never about money, Manning and Irsay could have reached some middle ground. Manning could have continued, Luck drafted and if Manning could not due the job, replace him.
The excuse of "taking a different direction" is used up and old. Does it mean Indy will play baseball rather tan football.
Sorry for Indy; they never knew what they were getting when the Irsay's came to town.

Business move? What happened to gratitude, respect, loyalty, and honor. I guess the colts ownership do not have those qualities. Let's see what karma will bring the colts franchise.

I think The Cardinals is next for Peyton but I will sure miss Kurt Warner

Manning's departure may be the end of an era but he put the lid on it when he said 'nothing lasts forever". Fans hate change, and that goes for all sports in every part of the world, but sport is a business and in every business the new will eventually trump the old. Regardless of whether the incoming talent is better than the outgoing the perception is that the young have time to get better while the elder only has time to get worse! So Manning will find a "retirement" home somewhere, toss a few passes, earn a few more million and maybe have a flashback moment or two where he inspires his team to a big win or even a Superbowl.That's the dream ending to his career which no-one who loves great sport and great drama would begrudge him.But dreams don't always come true and the Colts had to cast sentiment aside and look at the practicalities in which the potential for Manning becoming an expensive liability was a risk that clearly made no business sense. Thanks for the memories and farewell was therefore the team's only option.

follow the money..whoever has it in abundance, will get Peyton..end of story..my guess, somewhere in the lonestar state..

Open this internet link: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/kerry_byrne/03/07/peyton.manning/index.html

Look at the statistics. The numbers DON'T LIE.

Wish Peyton the best luck! Where ever he goes he will do awesome!!!

Peyton has nothing on Kurt Warner though. Proof: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf2thdQogTo. He should just come play for the Cards again.