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Manning is clearly more concerned vibram five fingers speed  about ironing out the wrinkles in his new offense than what fans seem to be harping on: his health status.
“I’ve always believed you develop your timing for your passing game in the offseason, I don’t think you can just show up in September and expect to be on the same page,” Manning said. “So, what a great opportunity for these receivers going against these corners. I mean, if you can’t get better going against some of these top cover corners, then it’s just not meant to be. So, it’s a great challenge for everybody.”
Monday marked one signpost. Up ahead is putting on the shoulder pads, training camp, taking that first hit in the preseason.
BMO Harris Bank announced Monday that it bought naming rights to the home of the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette men’s basketball, which will now be known as the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
It’s part of a six-year, approximately $18 million partnership with several businesses, including Harley-Davidson, Kohl’s, Northwestern Mutual and Rockwell Automation. Specific contract lengths and contributions were not disclosed.
The deal comes as Milwaukee Bucks owner Sen. Herb Kohl is pushing for a new arena. And if a new building isn’t in place by the time the new sponsorship deals run out, the Bucks’ future in Milwaukee will be in doubt.
“That would not be a good place to get to,” Kohl said. “I can’t anticipate what would happen, but that would not be a good place to get to.”
Kohl acknowledged that Monday’s announcement was a step   vibram five fingers flow  toward establishing a more firm timeline to put a new arena in place.
“Yes, there is a timeline here,” Kohl said. “We’re talking about five years, an extension for five years here, and there is a recognition on the part of all parties that by then, something positive is going to happen.”
The Bradley Center opened in 1988, making it one of the NBA’s older arenas.

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