Should the Colts trade the No. 1 pick?

Aikman is great example of how those production meetings matter, and I have always heard Manning is a superstar of those (as opposed to say Brady, who carries the Belichickian motif all the way through). Manning can break it down with the best of them even to the layman. I think he'd be great at it.

He would never survive in a studio environment, though. There isn't enough time and those guys are going for too much mass appeal. Maybe NFL Network could use him.

 

I hate to say it, but players being dull and "vanilla" around the media is usually a sign of intelligence. It shows they know when to shut up and they listen to direction from the coach/PR staff.

There's a difference in being boring and being a dick.

How many NFL starting quarterbacks are insightful and funny during their weekly press conferences?