Crybaby quaterback can't make up his mind!
"We don't use injuries as an excuse, but we still had a chance to win the game," Manning said. "We have no choice but to refocus. … To lose two in a row is disappointing. Getting a win is the best remedy for a two-game losing streak." Peyton Manning after losing to the Bolts on 11/11/07
But here's Satan Manning - after losing to The Patriots - making excuses at 7:46 PM
11/04/07 : "Injuries are a part of it." Duh - isn't that Manning using injuries as an excuse?
Peyton didn't say anything about The Patriots not having Sammy Morris - nor did Peyton put an asterisk next to his Superbowl "win" noting how many injuries the real Superbowl Champs had last year when Indianpolis stole one for Peyton's only "ring", one he doesn't deserve.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=clayton_john&id=3106045
A tough loss -- but a justified one for the Colts
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OK, above we see Peyton blaming injuries, and then saying he won't blame injuries.
Check this quote out:
"We certainly still had a chance to win the game but it was just bad fortune," said Manning. "They made a couple of good plays and I made a couple of bad throws. Just poor decisions on my part."
The Sports Network Pick 6: Chargers hold off Colts as Manning struggles
http://www.sportsnetwork.com/default.asp?c=sportsnetwork&page=/nfl/news/ABN4112295.htm
So now it's "bad fortune." No, it wasn't "just" bad decisions and bad playing, Peyton, it was awful decisions and a befuddled performance. How about a little personal accountability for the most lauded and overrated quarterback in the history of the game? Anyone notice how normal the crowd noise was in San Diego? Y'know, it SOUNDED abnormal in the RCA Dome and it sounded normal in San Diego. Do the math.
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