Peyton Manning made $2M with win over Patriots

[YardRat]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...-over-patriots

Back in March, Peyton Manning agreed to restructure his contract ahead of his fourth season with the Denver Broncos.

That's the nice way to put it. Another way to say it is Manning was forced to take a pay cut to keep his job. Reports indicated the Broncos wanted to slash Manning's salary by more than half, from $19 million to $9 million, after an injury-plagued year for the aging star. Eventually the two sides agreed on a $4 million reduction in base salary that could be earned back through incentives.

Those escalators included $2 million for an AFC Championship Game victory and another $2 million for a conquest in Super Bowl 50. Manning is halfway home after Sunday.

[pmoon6]

Looks like Manning will be 2 million poorer.

Ass whippin' on Sunday unless the refs control the game.

[Night Train]

He's probably down to his last 300 Mil...

[DynaPaul]

Looks like Manning will be 2 million poorer.

Ass whippin' on Sunday unless the refs control the game.

And they will, Peyton isn't going out like that. Cam is expendable.

[YardRat]

And they will, Peyton isn't going out like that. Cam is expendable.

Well, according to Hochuli Cam hasn't earned 'the call' yet, right?

[stuckincincy]

But wait! There's more!:

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pey...owl-2016-02-08

Holy income inequality, Batman!