Before he considers whether or not he'll play in 2016, Peyton Manning's primary concerns are his recovery from a tear in the plantar fascia in his left foot and a return to the field in 2015.
"This is when 'they' and 'sources' seem to show their heads a little bit," Manning said Wednesday, per ESPN.com's Jeff Legwold, adding, "I haven't thought much other than about trying to get healthy. ... I'm going to try to get healthy so I can try to get back. That's kind of where my focus is."
Manning is wise to only look at the present, because if he stays out much longer he may lose the Denver Broncos' starting quarterback job altogether.