Peyton Manning Contract Negotiations

Broncos add insurance language to Peyton Manning’s contract for 2014

No big whip. The Broncos altered some language in the contract of quarterback Peyton Manning so that the team has a little more insurance in case of injury for the 2014 season. Manning’s financial terms were not altered nor did the Broncos receive any salary cap adjustment. He will still draw a $20 million salary [...] All Things Broncos | Denver Post

The Broncos, Manning's insurance, cap credit and Jon Beason

The Denver Broncos are covering their bases when it comes to a recently injured star and the salary cap. According to a ProFootballTalk.com report, the Broncos restructured quarterback Peyton Manning's contract in a way that doesn't change the future Hall... Inside the Panthers | Charlotte Observer

Romo's input into offense is 'similar to every quarterback situation in the league,' Garrett says

Much has been made of Tony Romo’s supposedly new Peyton Manning-like involvement in the offense, mandated by him and owner Jerry Jones when he signed a six-year, $108 million contract extension last month. Coach Jason Garrett, however, has consistently downplayed... Cowboys Corner | Fort-Worth Star Telegram

Tony Romo's involvement a mutual agreement

IRVING, Texas -- Much was made of Jerry Jones’ comment after the draft regarding the desire to have Tony Romo spend “Peyton Manning time,” at the Cowboys' practice facility. It turns out the desire was not only Jones’ idea after giving the quarterback a six-year contract worth $119.5 million this offseason, but also the quarterback’s. “How can we take who you are, the great experience at your age, how can we take this experience and maximize it to win football games? Dallas Cowboys Blog | ESPN Dallas

Jason Witten: The amount of time Tony Romo spends at Valley Ranch has never been a concern

MESQUITE — Tony Romo’s six-year, $108 million contract extension has Dallas Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones looking for more time on the job from his franchise quarterback. Jones has said multiple times that his request for Peyton Manning-type hours … Continue reading → Dallas Cowboys Blog | Dallas Morning News

Timeline: Tebow’s short, sad tenure as a Jet

A look at some key dates in Tim Tebow’s headline-making but unsuccessful tenure as a New York Jet: March 21, 2012 – Jets complete trade with Denver for charismatic but scatter-armed QB Tim Tebow, giving up a fourth-round pick. Tebow, who had become expendable after the Broncos signed Peyton Manning, had his choice of whether to go to Jacksonville or the Jets, and decided upon the Jets. In the days to come, coach Rex Ryan will boast about what a great weapon Tebow can be and how he could carry the ball up to 20 times a game. March 26 – Over 200 media members are credentialed for Tebow’s intro... Green Machine | Bergen Record

Romo will put in 'Peyton Manning-type time'

IRVING, Texas – The Cowboys still aren’t ready to announce their offensive play-caller, but one thing is clear about that process. Quarterback Tony Romo will have much more input on which plays are in the game plan. Owner/general manager Jerry Jones said part of his agreement with Romo, who signed a seven-year, $119.5 million contract extension this offseason, was the quarterback would spend “Peyton Manning-type time” at the facility. Dallas Cowboys Blog | ESPN Dallas

A look at the NFL's highest paid quarterbacks

Here's a look at the highest annual salary averages for quarterbacks in the NFL following Aaron Rodgers' five-year, $110 million deal signed on Friday: - Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay -- $22 million (Signed in 2013: 5 years, $110 million, reportedly $40 million guaranteed) - Joe Flacco, Baltimore-- $20.1 million (Signed in 2013: 6 years, $120.6 million, $29 million fully guaranteed, 2013) - Drew Brees, New Orleans -- $20 million: (Signed in 2012: 5 years, $100 million, $40 million fully guaranteed) - Peyton Manning, Denver -- $19.2 million (Signed in 2012: 5 year, $96 million, $18 m... Packers Blog | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Tillman on Urlacher: A cutthroat business

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Cornerback Charles Tillman said Tuesday all of the Chicago Bears' offseason changes, including the failed contract negotiations with free agent middle linebacker Brian Urlacher, re-enforced the concept that no one is irreplaceable in the NFL. "(Urlacher) had a great career. I wish he was here, but it's a cutthroat business," Tillman said. "I mean, you saw Peyton Manning got cut, we didn't re-sign Brian ... ultimately no one is safe on one team forever. Chicago Bears Blog | ESPN Chicago

Mitch “Hands” Unrein signs exclusive rights tender

Mitch Unrein, the pride of Eaton, Colorado and the University of Wyoming, and one of seven Broncos to catch a touchdown pass from Peyton Manning last year, has signed his exclusive rights tender. Unrein is a defensive tackle who was brought in to play fullback on a goal-line play against Tampa Bay last season. Moving [...] All Things Broncos | Denver Post