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Peyton Manning's future is the NFL's hottest story. But it isn't the league's only offseason mystery. From free agency to the draft, Don Banks assesses the most intriguing NFL questions.

Eli Manning solidified his status as an "elite" quarterback by leading his underdog Giants to a thrilling 21-17 victory over the Patriots and Tom Brady Women throughout the New Orleans area gathered at the New Orleans Riverfront Hilton New Orleans Riverside February 3 to help defeat heart disease at the Peyton Peyton Manning has been cleared to ...

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It has been one of those years, right? Peyton Manning gets hurt, the Indianapolis Colts go in the tank, we get a month's worth of Curtis Painter at quarterback, the team goes deeper in the tank, most of the staff gets fired, the New England Patriots reach the Indy Super Bowl and actually practice at the Colts' West 56th Street facility.

After Peyton Manning stole the big stage from his little brother, Eli, all week, the Indianapolis Colts owner tried to resolve the second public spat in two weeks with his star quarterback.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay plans to meet with Peyton Manning next week, but no decision will be made about the veteran quarterback's future until March at the earliest.

Peyton Manning says he has no plans to retire and that his recovery from neck surgery is on schedule. Manning told a group of reporters that he threw on Tuesday morning and the session went well.

As for talk about his retirement, Manning says it's premature. It's been a tumultuous month for the Colts, and Manning continued to cast a shadow over this week's Super Bowl, the first in...

Peyton Manning says he has no plans to retire and that his recovery from neck surgery is on schedule.

A report published Monday cites two sources stating that Peyton Manning's slow progress indicates he will not play again.

It's Super Bowl week. As the Pats and Giants gear up for their rematch, the questions over Peyton Manning's future continue to hover in Indy.

Peter King has it all in this week's MMQB.

The New Orleans Saints have set an NFL record for the most yards of offense in a season, and Drew Brees has broken Peyton Manning's 2010 mark for single-season completions.