RIP

As much as I hate to say it, it looks like ol Peyton is done for. Some desperate team might pick him up and try to pull a brett favre, but it's unlikely.

I think I'll pick up some chicken parm after work in his honor today.

>>63913087
hes the real victim tonight

he will never throw another pass in the NFL

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>yfw Peyton gets ring #2 as the backup QB

>>63913140
God damn that would be hilarious

PEY PEY IZ KILL

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>>63913140
That's fucking cold man.

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>>63913087
>PeyPey done
>Kobe done

feels good to be a RaidClipper

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it was a pleasure to watch the chiefs end papa peyton's career

He'll start another game yet. I think the more prudent question is for what team will he end up being the offensive coordinator?

>>63913216
the buncos

this playoffs

he will lose

>>63913113

Buffalo Bills could use him.

Peyton's style, even when healthy, is a style that died in 2013 when the Seahawks changed how the league does defense.

Kubiak's power running game, QB rollouts, bootlegs, etc. will always work no matter where the NFL goes.

>>63913113
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SHOOT ME

>>63913087
he played like the old peyton against green bay. i feel like he could start again and play well but i wouldn’t want to risk it especially with how well bossweilers doing

>>63913608
I'm pretty sure the run game would absolutely tank since he just can't play from center anymore.