Why paying Peyton Manning $10 million a year to call NFL games is a bad idea

Sports Illustrated

Former quarterback Tony Romo was a success story stepping away from the football field and onto the No. 1 CBS NFL team. But don't expect for Manning to be as successful. Why? Because Manning, despite his media savviness, has mostly done work in front of the camera that requires him to read scripted lines. Would he be good off the cuff calling games?