By Nancy Kercheval – Sun Jul 31 04:46:24 GMT 2011 Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning signed a new contract said to match the salary of the National Football League's highest-paid quarterback, while the terms of a new agreement between owners and
Stampede Blue breaks down Peyton Manning's new contract and how it affects the 2011 salary cap.
3. Peyton Manning- Indianapolis Colts—Peyton is going to do what Peyton does. Throw the ball a lot and complete a lot of passes to a whole slew of receivers. We all know that Peyton doesn't run much so don't expect that to change.
By Cindy Boren Peyton Manning at the Manning Passing Academy in early July. (Gerald Herbert / AP) It was an easy promise for Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay to make during the glorious uncapped year that was 2010. Now, though, the new labor deal in
By Paul Kuharsky Not long after he took his desires in getting a reasonable deal done quickly public, Peyton Manning got what he asked for. According to owner Jim Irsay's tweet, Manning's five-year deal is worth $90 million, with $69 million coming in
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