Peyton not shaking hands after loss

If you think manning did something wrong then get over your self cause he did the same thing about 60 player at least did that same day not to count the hundreds of others in other SB. They are all told to get off the field after a loss especially the SB.

Another thing there are a couple thousand people out there and you expect him to weave though that searching for people to shake hands with?? There is nothing wrong with what he did he left the field and called him up later.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-AUV-uF14A&feature=player_embedded#

One of many trolls who create an account to make a stink.

On the Packers site, someone had made the recommendation that a person ought to have to qualify for a while to make a fanpost. You know, like be a member of the site for a period of time, make a certain number of contributing comments, things like that. Then you know who’s talking. Also, if they are not a Colts fan, they should declare their allegiances in their profile page. It’s cowardly to take a pot shot without giving the target anything to fire back at.

I think that there may be some merit to that idea.

Do the opposing long snappers typically seek each other out and shake hands? No. The chief reason why is because no one cares. This contrived spectacle matters only to ESPN, Fox Sports, CBS and the other national media outlets, because they like pretty picture the faux sportsmanship of running across the field to seek out your opponent paints. It is especially ironic that Peyton Manning, likely more in tune with the NFL’s history and traditions than virtually any other player, is singled out. His post-game comments made clear he would seek out Brees and Payton (and probably unstated other Saints) out, as Brees has already acknowledged he has.

Let’s move on to who the Colts are going to draft, or whether they’ll re-sign Brackett, not this non-story.

Gotta love his commercials though.

…it didn’t bother me. Anyone who has competed in anything long enough is going to have those moments. I don’t hold it against him and I don’t see why anyone should.

I think he’s the best QB in the history of the NFL unless he either gets hit or is in a playoff game. He’s the greatest regular season QB in NFL history (Steve Young is second and McNabb is third).

But, seriously. This is such a non-issue, here are some good examples of bad sportsmanship:

Bill Romanowski spitting in J.J. Stokes’ face
T.O. running to the middle of Dallas’ field and spiking the ball after a touch down
Bill Belichek being himself

The field after a Super Bowl is a madhouse, Peyton didn’t need to get caught up in the celebration to show good sportsmanship..but he does need to not blow an otherwise stellar performance with a game losing interception to ever draw comparisons to Johnny U or Joe Montana.

I saw that in him weeks before the game. That behavior was already in him and that was part of the intangibles that made the SAINTS a better team. Read all my blogs/posts and discover that I have always stated—“What the so-called experts listed as Peyton Manning’s srength are his weaknesses and constitute the intangibles in favor of the SAINTS who relied on the LORD.”