Manning Not Expected to Pursue Colts GM Job

Peyton Manning is not expected to pursue the Indianapolis Colts’ vacant general manager position, and the team has not approached the former quarterback about the job, according to reporting by Adam Schefter. The account, which cites sources, says Manning would not be expected to accept the role if offered. The Colts are searching for a replacement for Chris Ballard, whom they fired. Team owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon said the organization would conduct a thorough search. Ed Dodds, the team’s assistant general manager, is serving as interim GM for the remainder of the season, according to one report. Manning has not ruled out considering work elsewhere in the NFL. Schefter reported that Manning would be willing to listen to opportunities, but the Colts have not discussed any such possibilities with him. Sources cited in that reporting said any future conversations with the team might concern a higher-profile position rather than a traditional general manager role. No such discussion or offer has been reported. A general manager job would require a substantial commitment to running an NFL team, while Manning has remained active in media and business. His work includes Omaha...