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Originally Posted by BossChief
They purchased insurance for everything but his neck and had to redo his contract to add the insurance.
What does that tell you?
To me, that means the insurance company wouldn't cover a preexisting condition or that they didnt feel that rolling the dice on his neck was a smart choice.
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Dude, if Manning suffers a neck injury Denver doesn't have to pay him another dime. They are already covered in the event he suffers a neck injury
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They took out an insurance policy because Manning passed his physical in March, and when he did, it kicked in $40 million worth of guaranteed money. If Manning suffered a knee injury in December, and couldn't play at all next year, Denver will still have to pay him $40 million. Now if he hurts his knee Denver will still pay him $40 million but they will get $10 million back from the insurance.