Peyton Manning Retiring?

     The end is near for the greatest quarterback or all-time, Peyton Manning, but how close is it? Peyton Manning was talking with Patriots head coach, Bill Belichek after their win in the AFC Championship, and Peyton said, "Hey this might be my last rodeo, so it sure was a pleasure". This brought up many questions as to if he'll retire after the season. In a press conference a couple days ago, Manning was joking and said that the media took it out of context and that he actually participates in rodeos and he's going to have to stop. I think he should retire after Sunday's game whether he wins it or loses it. If he wins it, he goes out a winner and if he loses it, he lost in the greatest stage in football. Also, you cant guarantee that he'll make it back to the Super Bowl so if he played next year and got bounced in the first round, it would be a disappointing end to his career. A statement from Colt's owner, Jim Irsay came out today, and he said that if Peyton decides to retire, he should come back and sign a one day contract with the Colts and retire for his former team. Personally, I would love to have him do this, because he's the reason the Colts were great for so many years and for him to come back and retire would be great for him and Indianapolis.