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PEYTON Manning has been tipped to make a return to the Indianapolis Colts. Manning, 50, could return to his former team after the Colts fired their 57-year-old general manager Chris Ballard. It has been reported on The Dan Patrick Show…

Peyton Manning has been tipped to return to the Indianapolis Colts after the franchise fired general manager Chris Ballard. According to Dan Patrick on The Dan Patrick Show, the Colts plan to reach out to the Hall of Fame quarterback to explore whether he would be interested in taking over as general manager, a potential deal that could also include an ownership stake in the team.
Ballard was dismissed following a 26-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans, dropping the Colts to a 2-4 record on the season. The prospective pursuit of Manning would represent a major move by owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon and the daughters of late owner Jim Irsay as they aim to rebuild after missing the playoffs for five consecutive seasons.
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