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Q: Peyton Manning could be heading to Denver, a team he eliminated from the playoffs more than once. Rob Carr/Getty Images 
  
 Huge news out of Denver from Woody Paige and Mike Klis of the Denver Post: 
  
 Peyton Manning will be in Denver tonight visiting with the Broncos, according to two NFL sources. 
  
 So what would Manning in the Mile High City mean for the draft? 
  
 Denver may look to deal Tim Tebow for picks 
  
 Manning will want to install his own offense, one that would probably not play to Tebow's strengths (that's an understatement). 
  
 There has to be at least a few owners or coaches that watched the sensation Tebow created in Denver and want that for their team. Jacksonville would be an obvious fit because of the huge Tebow fanbase in the region. Seattle already has a run-heavy offense, so they could become players for him. 
  
 It's hard to imagine Tebow running any offense crafted to the skills of Peyton Manning. 
  
 Denver would have more urgency to look for offensive line help in the draft 
  
 I believe that the team needs to upgrade from Zane Beadles at left guard and J.D. Walton at center. Presumably, Jeff Saturday would come with Manning, and Orlando Franklin could shift inside to guard if the team drafts a right tackle-ready lineman like Iowa's Riley Reiff or Georgia's Cordy Glenn. 
  
 The value of Robert Griffin III, Ryan Tannehill, Brandon Weeden and Matt Flynn goes up 
  
 We are about to witness an epic game of quarterback musical chairs. It was assumed that there would be more chairs than quarterbacks, but Denver was not on the short list of teams in the market for a new QB this year. Supply decreases while demand stays the same. 
  
 Klis and Paige also report that a source tells them Manning will visit Arizona and Miami after Denver, but we'll leave the analysis of that possibility for when we get more definite word of those visits. ||||| The Peyton Manning recruiting adventure began with a visit to the Denver Broncos. 
  
 Manning met for nearly six hours Friday with Denver, then left the team's facility without speaking with reporters. 
  
 About 48 hours after being released by the Indianapolis Colts, Manning met with another Super Bowl-winning quarterback, Broncos vice president of football operations John Elway, and coach John Fox. The three chatted while taking a tour of the team's practice field, then heading to the weight room. 
  
 They spent several hours together before the four-time MVP departed. 
  
 According to The Denver Post, the Broncos sent a plane to pick up Manning in South Florida, where he has a condo. He had traveled there after Wednesday's emotional news conference in Indianapolis, where he said goodbye to the team that drafted him No. 1 overall in 1998 and led to the 2007 Super Bowl championship. 
  
 As news of Manning's arrival spread -- with reporters and TV helicopters hovering over every inch of the Broncos' facility -- a handful of fans started making their way to the training facility. 
  
 "Let's do it, Peyton!" one of them yelled through a gate upon spotting the NFL's marquee free agent. Manning glanced over and gave a quick wave. 
  
 Across the parking lot, one fan with an Elway jersey, another with a Tim Tebow jersey and a few more with Manning's iconic Colts No. 18 showed up. 
  
 "Peyton Manning is a terrific leader. He's phenomenal to watch," said Graham Millar, a lifelong Colts fan who now lives in Aurora, Colo. "You feel like you're watching a psychic. But it's preparation. He knows exactly what to expect from every single player on that field." 
  
 Sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter and ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen the visit does not make the Broncos the favorite to land the four-time MVP. In fact, other teams are starting to be aggressive in expressing their interest in Manning. 
  
 No contract negotiations were expected to occur during the Denver visit, first reported by The Denver Post. Manning did not work out for the Broncos, but wanted to familiarize himself with the team's facilities, organization and geography. He trip is expected to also include a visit to the Arizona Cardinals, sources said. 
  
 The Cardinals, sources told ESPN.com senior NFL writer John Clayton, have lost confidence in Kolb and are desperate to get Manning. If the Cards do get Manning, they would let Kolb go, the sources said. However, if Manning eschews the desert, Arizona would hold on to Kolb and work on developing him, according to sources. 
  
 Television crews were staking out the Cardinals' headquarters in Tempe on Saturday, but there was no sight of the superstar as of roughly 1:00 p.m. ET. 
  
 The Cardinals' facility was a bee hive of activity as the setting for Kurt Warner's annual "Ultimate Football Experience," a fundraiser for his First Things First foundation that features current and past football stars. Among them was Cardinals star wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, who said he knew nothing of any contact the team may have made with Manning. 
  
 "I haven't heard anything," he said. "I'd like to feel like if he was going to be here I would probably hear something from somebody." 
  
 Meeting with the Chiefs is also a possibility. 
  
 "He's one of the greatest players in the history of the league," Chiefs owner Clark Hunt told NBC Sports Network. "He's also an incredible person. We feel really good about the team we have in Kansas City going into the 2012 season, but we'll look for any opportunity to improve and, of course, that includes Peyton Manning." 
  
 At least 12 teams reportedly have reached out to Manning's representatives, but Hunt wouldn't characterize the Chiefs' interest. 
  
 "I don't think it would be appropriate for me to talk about discussions at this point, but he is somebody that we'll talk to," Hunt told NBC. 
  
 Two teams that are now likely out of the running for Manning are the Washington Redskins and New York Jets. 
  
 The Redskins agreed to a trade Friday with the St. Louis Rams in which Washington will receive the second overall pick in this year's draft for three first-round draft picks and a second-round pick. The Redskins are expected to draft the top quarterback available. 
  
 The Redskins, however, still intend to talk with Manning and try to sign him even if it is considered a long shot, a source told Schefter. 
  
 And the Jets announced a contract extension Friday night with quarterback Mark Sanchez. 
  
 The Chiefs, Redskins, Jets, Seattle Seahawks, Dolphins, Cardinals and Broncos were among teams to reach out at first, according to sources. 
  
 Sources told ESPN that the order in which Manning visits teams will not reflect an order of choice because, as one source said: "There is absolutely no preferred choice at this time. This is typical, (Manning) doing his own research because it's a first-time and only-time process from a free-agent vantage point. Physically seeing facilities and the geography of cities that he is not acquainted with is part of his own research." 
  
 Manning was released after 14 years and one Super Bowl win in Indianapolis. The Colts were faced with paying a $28 million bonus to a 35-year-old quarterback who has had at least three neck surgeries and missed all of last season. 
  
 Sources have said Manning would like to make a decision within a week on where he will play next year. 
  
 The Broncos would present an interesting landing spot because the nation was captivated by the exploits of Tim Tebow last season. He came from third on the depth chart in camp to lead the Broncos to the playoffs and an upset of the Steelers, but his throwing mechanics consistently have been questioned. 
  
 Chris Mortensen is a senior NFL analyst for ESPN. Adam Schefter is an ESPN NFL Insider. Information from The Associated Press and ESPNNewYork.com's Rich Cimini was used in this report. ||||| Peyton Manning was in the building. 
  
 The free-agent quarterback arrived by Pat Bowlen's private plane about 1:35 p.m. today at the Centennial Airport. Accompanying Manning on the flight in were Broncos' front-office boss John Elway, head coach John Fox, general manager Brian Xanders and offensive coordinator Mike McCoy. 
  
 After departing the plane, Manning and the Broncos' contingency set off The Great Toyota Sequoia Chase. 
  
 A TV camera-equipped helicopter followed the Sequoia on its slow, short ride from the Centennial Airport to the Broncos' headquarters before the SUV disappeared into Bowlen's personal garage. 
  
 Driving the SUV was Fred Fleming, Bowlen's longtime assistant. Fox was in the front passenger seat. Elway and Manning were in the back seat. Xanders and McCoy rode behind them. 
  
 The SUV picked up Peyton Manning at Centennial Airport on Friday and drove to Broncos headquarters. Broncos head coach John Fox was in the front passenger seat. (John Leyba, The Denver Post) 
  
 Arguably the most decorated free agent in NFL history, Manning clearly has the Broncos on his short list of teams where he plans to finish his NFL career. The long-time Indianapolis Colts quarterback was released earlier this week amid concerns about four neck surgeries that forced him to miss the entire 2011 season, a $26 million bonus payment that was due and the team's opportunity to select highly prized quarterback Andrew Luck with the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NFL draft. 
  
 Manning, who turns 36 on March 24, has been cleared to throw by his neck specialist, Dr. Robert Watkins. One NFL source said Manning will also visit the Arizona Cardinals and Miami Dolphins after visiting with the Broncos. A source said Manning would like to make a decision by Tuesday, the first day of free agency. 
  
 The Manning visit began with Elway, Fox, Xanders and McCoy flying to Stillwater, Okla., where they attended the Oklahoma State pro day workout Friday morning that featured quarterback Brandon Weeden. 
  
 As the Broncos' contingent watched the Cowboys' pro day, the plane went on to Miami to pick up Manning, who has a condominium in South Florida. The plane then flew Manning back to Stillwater, where it picked up the Broncos' group. 
  
 John Elway speaks at the NFL combine in February. (AP file photo) 
  
 Manning toured the facility and met with the Broncos brass at Dove Valley until 7:15 p.m. when the group departed with a police car leading their way. 
  
 While Manning is unquestionably the Broncos' current top offseason priority, the team is also making time for option B. The Broncos have the No. 25 pick in the draft, plus the 25th selection in the second round. Weeden, who turns 29 in October, is considered the second-best passer to Luck in the draft. He is projected to be chosen between the Broncos' top two picks. 
  
 The pursuit of Manning creates doubt about Tim Tebow's future with the Broncos. It's possible the Broncos may keep Tebow, the incumbent quarterback who will draw a relatively modest $1.572 million this season, as a package player if they sign Manning. Or the team may try to trade him before the draft. |||||
A: 
Talk about a marquis quarterback tandem: Newly minted free agent Peyton Manning has the football world in a tizzy today as he visits the Denver Broncos. For the football-challenged, that's the same team whose starting quarterback is one Tim Tebow. Could Manning and Tebow end up on the same team? Eh, Denver is just one of several teams Manning is likely to visit in the coming days and weeks, notes ESPN. If it does come to fruition, however, expect Tebow to be traded, notes Bleacher Report, which is already sussing out potential deals. Don't think this is big news in Denver? Here's an example of how closely the Denver Post is covering the story, as Manning gets picked up at the airport: "Driving the SUV was Bowlen's and the Broncos' longtime assistant Fred Fleming. Fox was in the front passenger seat. Elway and Manning were in the back seat. Xanders and McCoy rode behind them."