Broncos, Cardinals Odds to Land Peyton Manning Have Super Bowl Odds Slashed

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Sportsbook.com has announced that they have slashed the Denver Broncos and Arizona Cardinals 2013 Super Bowl odds from 40/1 to 25/1 on the prospect that Peyton Manning could land at either team.  (Find the latest Peyton Manning and 2013 Super Bowl odds here). 

The Denver Broncos and Arizona Cardinals, the first two teams Manning visited, are considered his two likeliest landing spots, according to ESPN sources familiar with the situation.

That same report suggests that a meeting is still possible with the originally favored Miami Dolphins but that the team is not high on his list. 

Manning is said to be close to Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt and even has played golf with him.

"This team missed on Montana when he went to K.C.," said one Cardinals source. "This is a different owner, just with the same last name. Michael will do what it takes.

"He is hugely aware of our fan base and how his dad is viewed. He came to work with this team to get the stadium built. It took him a long time to get that done, but he did.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

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