Unser Chat » When running back Le'Veon Bell became a free agent

https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Tarell-Basham-Jersey , many said the Colts should pursue him. The easy response was this: They have Marlon Mack.And Mack leads the NFL in rushing through the first week of the 2019 season. He has 174 yards, 124 of which came in the third quarter alone. He has a 46-yard lead over Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey.“The guys created such great holes for me, so all I had to do was just take care of the rest and get my job done,” Mack said after the game Tyquan Lewis Jersey , via Colts.com.Mack will make only $645,000 this season, a far cry from $13.125 million average paid to Bell by the Jets. Dollar for dollar, the Colts got a tremendous bargain.The Colts ultimately lost the game to the Chargers in overtime Ryan Grant Color Rush Jersey , but Mack’s performance provides a reason for hope. The next challenge comes on Sunday when the Colts face the only team in the AFC South that won in Week One: The Titans. Peyton Manning spoke about the Jets General Manager job earlier this week and he discussed another job he’s been linked with this year on Thursday.Manning said he never spoke directly with anyone from the Jets before or after they fired Mike Maccagnan this month, but he did have conversations with ESPN about joining the booth after Jason Witten decided to return to the Cowboys. Manning turned down their overtures, which leaves Joe Tessitore and Booger McFarland as the announcing team.“I talked to the folks,” Manning said https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Marshall-Faulk-Jersey , via Ryan O’Halloran of the . “I enjoyed talking to the them. I had great conversation. It wasn’t the right time this year. Maybe it will never be.”Manning didn’t expand on why this year wasn’t the right time for him to take on a broadcasting role, but the answer suggests it’s something he might be open to doing in the future. Many believe that’s also the case for a job running football operations for a team, so it seems likely that Manning’s going to continue to be around the NFL in a significant way whichever path he chooses to follow in the future.