Quarterback Blurb Breakdown: Peyton Manning

For a complete look at my rankings, take a look at this article here. It will be edited to link to these breakdowns as I do them. Peyton Manning used to be the picture of stability. Never got hurt, always had solid receivers and running backs. Coaching staff was the same guys (for the most part) for his whole career. What a difference an offseason makes. At least he's still incredibly durable. Manning lost Head Coach Tony Dungy, a pair of other offensive coaches, and finally Marvin Harrison. While that happened, his main back Joseph Addai came up lame again and the offense as a whole started very slow last season as Manning himself came off injury. But how much to worry? Reggie Wayne has played well as the official No. 1 target in the offense. Harrison had been the nominal top cat in the pass attack but really Wayne has been the guy carrying a huge load for many years—Anthony Gonzalez. Both underperformed last year, but are expected to bounce back. A big rea...