This Peyton pulling for Texas thing…

#3
#3
I understand it’s family I respect his opinion.
What I don’t want to see
1. Him not wearing orange and white
2. Him not standing on the Vols sideline
3. Him not hanging out during the game with
Mathew McConaughey. ☹️
Pey-Pey doesn't dictate who are my friends, nor I, his. And so...
 
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#6
#6
I understand it’s family I respect his opinion.
What I don’t want to see
1. Him not wearing orange and white
2. Him not standing on the Vols sideline
3. Him not hanging out during the game with
Mathew McConaughey. ☹️
1. Because the goobers would start a thread here analyzing which shade of orange is correct.
2. Because it’s a horrible place to see the game from.
3. Peyton probably doesn’t like the smell of weed.
 
#7
#7
1. He will wear orange/white
2. He’ll spend time on both sidelines
3. He will be spotted talking to MM
I honestly don’t care either. He’s supported Tennessee for decades and will continue to. One game of supporting his nephew doesn’t change anything. Now if Arch performs well but we still win the game, then win/win.
 
#10
#10
1. He will wear orange/white
2. He’ll spend time on both sidelines
3. He will be spotted talking to MM
I honestly don’t care either. He’s supported Tennessee for decades and will continue to. One game of supporting his nephew doesn’t change anything. Now if Arch performs well but we still win the game, then win/win.
Why would he hang out on Texas's sideline?

It's his nephew. It's not his son.
 
#13
#13
I understand it’s family I respect his opinion.
What I don’t want to see
1. Him not wearing orange and white
2. Him not standing on the Vols sideline
3. Him not hanging out during the game with
Mathew McConaughey. ☹️
Why don't you call him and tell him how you feel?

Oh, that's right, you're not a friend of his and your opinion means zero to him.

Lemme ask you, if you had a nephew who was extremely talented at football but made the regrettable decision to play at Bama, would you take his offer to walk on the sidelines at Neyland on the Bama side or is Orange thicker than blood in your life?
 
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#14
#14
I understand it’s family I respect his opinion.
What I don’t want to see
1. Him not wearing orange and white
2. Him not standing on the Vols sideline

3. Him not hanging out during the game with
Mathew McConaughey. ☹️
Inadvertant double-negative... or am I clueless about something?
i.e.,
Gracious grammar nazi... or did my People magazine subscription expire 10 years ago?
 
#21
#21
Why don't you call him and tell him how you feel?

Oh, that's right, you're not a friend of his and your opinion means zero to him.

Lemme ask you, if you had a nephew who was extremely talented at football but made the regrettable decision to play at Bama, would you take his offer to walk on the sidelines at Neyland on the Bama side or is Orange thicker than blood in your life?

I'd be on the Orange side, and I'd remind him not to bother showing up for the reading of my will. I've got a niece who loves guns and bleeds orange. Pantone 151.

;)

Go Vols.
 
#23
#23
A lot of you guys sure don’t have the mindset I would in this situation.

I’d hope my nephew plays well but I’d be pulling like hell for my alma mater to win the game if for nothing more than fun loving bragging rights.
I feel certain Peyton hopes UT beats TX but I also feel certain he'll cheer for Arch if he throws a dime or two on us.

He's family, he's a QB, Peyton and Eli and Archie have no doubt helped Arch with mechanics and whatnot, he's part of the Manning dynasty.

UT vs TX is just football. Arch is family.

Priorities.
 

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