Peyton Manning’s New Team Is…. Jenny and Pat Talk the Odds (Video)

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Only a quarterback of Peyton Manning’s caliber is capable of overshadowing the start of Men’s College Basketball March Madness and Gambling911.com’s own Jenny Woo won’t let the fact that she’s about to give birth in another week get in the way of a good story either.

Jenny sat down with Don Best TV host Pat Williams to talk the latest odds of where Payton Manning will end up. 

Williams eliminated some teams.

The Kansas City Chiefs:

“A 35-year-old plus guy is not going to go to Missouri to play football.”

The Houston Texans:

“The Texans have already come out saying they are happy with Matt Schaub.”

The New York Jets:

“Peyton Manning, who is all about control and consistency, there is no way he is going to play for the Jets.”

This is a very fluid story and immediately following Friday’s taping, the Denver Broncos and Arizona Cardinals were rumored to be the most likely teams where Manning will play, sources familiar with the situation told ESPN on Sunday.

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- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

 

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