Report: Manning talks can continue through Sunday
Non-exercise fee due two days before league year begins. Terry McCormick
The Indianapolis Colts can decline to pay Peyton Manning's $28 million option bonus on Thursday and still have until Sunday to try and rework a new deal with the quarterback, says Jason LaCanfora of NFL.com.
According to the report, the non-exercise fee, which is also $28 million, is due two days before the new league year (i.e., the beginning of free agency) opens on Tuesday.
LaCanfora says that means the Colts, if they choose to, can use that extra time to negotiate a restructed deal with the quarterback who is trying to make his way back from neck surgery.
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