Breaking News Footage: Peyton Manning Yelling at his O-Line

[DarrylStingley]

What's up, DS? Why can't it be your anti-Colts/anti-Patriots bias getting the way of your thinking? That's a two way street for people who have outright said they have a preconceived notion of Manning.

Sorry, but you're just wrong. Any football fan other than a Colts fan would understand from that clip and the other data on Manning what the deal is. You refuse to acknowledge it because of your pro-Colt bias. I understand why you like Manning, but he is what he is: An extremely talented douche bag.

I didn't expect you to admit it. But I know that you know the truth, despite what you write here. It would be impossible not to know, deep down, what those clips tell you.

 

[Grogan neck rll]

Yes, you're cherry picking the exact wording in order to differentiate very similar events. Again, though, whose team turned it around and won that particular game? Could it be plausible then that the event listed in the OP actually got Peyton's teammates fired up and pissed off at him? That it woke them up and motivated them to "show him"? Certainly not, right?

You claim that it isn't "leadership," when I've in fact seen that form of leadership work for with my very own eyes. That is why I disagree with you, not because you could be right, but because you are completely unwilling to acknowledge that it's possible that what happened in that clip could have been a motivating factor.

Your premise is that Peyton's "talk" is what turned it around, I'd see it differently.

 

[Michigan Dave]

Your premise is that Peyton's "talk" is what turned it around, I'd see it differently.

That would be because even though you are a Buckeye, you have common sense.

 

[EasyBigFella]

Hey look! New England fans telling us how Tom throwing a tantrum on the sidelines is totally differant than Peyton doing it.

I thought I saw some smart and devilishly sexy fellow predict a few pages ago.

BTW, thanks to Homeless joe for finding that video. There is actually another longer version of the tirade he goes on, but I can't seem to find it currently (my youtube skills are FTL) so until I can, I'll just leave it at Tom throwing gatorade and calling his team mates quiters

Peyton is a whiner who yells at his teammates and blames them when they lose. He knows it, too. They make those credit card commercials making fun of his "positive self-esteem building" self-help tips. Its fine, it isn't that big of a deal.

 

[cadmonkey]

That's old video of the Monday Night game against St. Louis that we were down 17-0 and came back to win by double digits. Seems to have had a real poor effect.

Old news, not breaking.

"Breaking News" was kinda said as a joke. Guess you missed that one.