Quarterback Peyton Manning can remain with the Indianapolis Colts for the right price. Team owner Jim Irsay told the "Indianapolis Star" that the Colts would love to have him back and finish his career in Indianapolis with a restructured contract that reflects the uncertainty of his health. Manning missed all of the 2011 season following his third neck surgery in September. He's due a 28-million-dollar bonus on March 8th. If the Colts choose not to pay, Manning becomes a free agent.
