[org.whodat]

So they were not willing to throw away 28 million, and he is dumb not to have taken a lot less. A smart manager would not give him 1% of that. So all the nuts are no nuts, well he did graduate from UT.

[deoetdoctrinae]

A smart manager would not give him 1% of that. So all the nuts are no nuts, well he did graduate from UT.

Granted I'm kinda groggy from not getting enough sleep last night, but I'm fuzzy on exactly what you meant. If Peyton had contacted Ryan Grigson (Colts general manager) and said "Instead of the $28 million bonus, I'll settle for $300,000", are you saying Grigson would have been smart to decline?

As for "the nuts are no nuts", I can't figure out what that means. When you get a minute, help me out. Thanks.