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Presuming things go as expected, the next question that will be asked is this -- will someone sign Manning while he's still building the strength back in his arm? Chances are, the answer to that question is yes. And that puts the Miami Dolphins in the catbird seat.
Miami owner Stephen Ross is convinced his team is a quarterback away from serious contention. In selling the team the Dolphins are pushing a star-driven "Lakers" model. Manning kills two birds with one stone on that, and that's why Ross would likely be willing to assume some risk in acquiring this particular quarterback, who just so happens to have a condo in South Florida.
The Seahawks, Jets, Cardinals and Redskins have done their due diligence as well, and the list of suitors certainly would grow if Manning can prove he's healthier now than he's perceived to be. Manning's presence is looming over so much of the NFL offseason, with some would-be Peyton Destination clubs also investigating free agent Matt Flynn and/or a trade-up for Robert Griffin. All of which means that while March 8 is the end of one story, it'll likely be just the beginning of another in this saga.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000...ts-offseason-drama?module=HP11_content_stream