<span><span><span>After suffering one of the cruelest cuts in NFL history by a team where he spent his entire professional career, quarterback Peyton Manning put his injured neck and sterling reputation on the line with the Denver Broncos in the fall of 2012. “There is no Plan B,” Broncos executive John Elway said the previous March when he signed the thirty-six year-old Manning: “I don’t have a Plan B. I’m going with Plan A.” In </span><span style="font-style:italic;">No</span><span> </span><span style="font-style:italic;">Plan B</span><span>, veteran sports writer Mark Kiszla follows Manning from training camp—which drew a record 84,000 spectators—through the regular season, as one of the most hyped comebacks in sports history dominates the week-in, week-out theater of the NFL. <br></span></span></span>