TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — The Peyton Manning stakeout moved to Arizona on Saturday, even though there was no sign of the superstar in the desert.
Manning spent nearly six hours at the Denver Broncos’ facility on Friday, and speculation was high that the Cardinals would be his next stop.
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.”
