Not going to argue with sure fire playoff team in the AFC. I'm going to argue against being the #1 fav to win the SB as Big2k has been eluding to.

boy oh boy luck is going to have no room for error

Luck is going to be a bigger bust then tim couch and ryan leafe,all the big games I saw him play in he looked average at best ,beats down on bottom feaders in his confrence
Cam>luck

If your team doesn't sign Peyton, you can always wait a year and get Brees.

Whatever the o/u is for the Niners this season, I'm betting the under.

Just realized that if Peyton goes to the 49ers he becomes coached by the guy he replaced as QB who used to coach the guy who is replacing him as QB.

*head explodes*

I'm less impressed with our WR core than most. I think people are a bit too high on Mike Williams (although to be fair, he really needs an accurate QB to take advantage of his skill set, Tjax could never hope to get him the ball in spots where his size was an advantage).

The TEs are very good.

was on the decline already? really don't agree with that, if anything I'd say the team around him was much more of a candidate for "on the decline"

regardless I won't believe anything till I hear a team report or some video

look at this #'s progression from 2004 through 2011. lots of #'s are in a slow but steady decline. and he's 36 now. during his last healthy season there were plenty of things being written about him, that his arm wasn't quite what it was, he wasn't the same guy, etc. sure his team had gotten worse - but his #'s were a good bit worse 2011 vs peak years

throw in the 4 neck surgeries and the fact that he still isn't 100% despite lengthy rehab (admitted so today) I think people are wildly overestimating the Peyton that plays in 2012 (if he plays at all)

fantastic

EDIT: the arms are still brown. u have failed

He has had a lot of time to work on his tan.

His numbers were still pretty elite in '10, KBZ. I'm not going to speculate on what he would be next year, but even in his "decline" he led the league in yardage and had a 66% completion rate.