Most celebrities get acknowledged when they are terrible tippers, but one major star was recognized recently for his extreme generosity! Former quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, four-time MVP and current highly demanded free agent Peyton Manning left an over-the-top tip for one waiter that got major media attention and cost the waiter his job!

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It’s been a long time coming, but that doesn’t make it any easier for Indianapolis Colts fans to say goodbye to their MVP quarterback after 14 years, 13 seasons and 11 trips to the playoffs. Jim Irsay, owner of the franchise, has made the decision to release star player Peyton Manning from the team. This comes after the team’s worst season in nearly two decades.

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We’ve all known for some time now that Peyton Manning probably wouldn’t be taking the field in Indianapolis again as their starting quarterback. Huge fans like me have been hoping and wishing that some act of God would heal the four-time league MVP’s neck and return one of football’s most legendary players to their starting roster. But, with each week that’s gone by, the chances of a miracle seem to slip away.

Peyton Manning, one of history’s greatest quarterbacks, has not been officially cut from the Indianapolis Colts yet, but based on recent interviews with Bob Kravitz of the Indianapolis Star, owner Jim Irsay and Manning both feel the end of a 14 season career coming to an end.

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Only 8 days after firing Coach Jim Caldwell, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, Jim Irsay, has found his replacement. The announcement that former defensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, Chuck Pagano, will be taking over, marks the third defensive-minded coach since Irsay took over the franchise in 1997.

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Speculation has been swirling about whether or not four-time league MVP Peyton Manning will be the next one to get cut from the Indianapolis Colts, and the star quarterback is finally speaking out. Will he stay or will he go?

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Unfortunately for the Indianapolis Colts, their terrible record this season cost many people their jobs. It was no secret that the final game of the Colts’ season was a lose-lose situation. By winning the last game they would have risked losing the first draft pick, but by losing it the jobs of Coach Jim Caldwell, vice chairman Bill Polian and general manager Chris Polian would be up in the air.

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