Peyton Manning Can’t Hide Anxiousness to Return to Field

October 16, 2011   ·   Richard Langford   ·   Jump to comments

Peyton Manning fails at being idle. He doesn't like it, and it is obvious.
His frustration in the coaches box during a game oozes from his skin. He has recently progressed to watching the action from the sidelines, and his idle unease is nonetheless just as apparent.
He put this frustration on display again this Saturday as he stopped by the CBS broadcast booth during the Tennessee-LSU game.
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Manning commenced in the typical chit-chat, until Verne Lundquist came to the inevitable topic of Manning's rehab. Said Manning:
"I'm doing well, Verne. I get to do a little more each week. I'm taking it slow, I'm following doctors orders and I'm trying to help out with the team wherever I can.

"It's tough, Verne. I was telling my minister the other day in our Bible study, it's kinda like I've been giving the sermon for 14 years and now I'm passing out the bulletins. And I'm doing a real good job on giving out these bulletins but it do...

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