Peyton Manning, still recovering from offseason surgery on his neck, reportedly won't be ready for the start of training camp. The Indianapolis Star, citing an unnamed source familiar with the quarterback's health situation, reported that Manning won't be ready to participate with the rest of his Indianapolis Colts teammates on July 31, when the team is scheduled to begin camp in Anderson, Ind. He is rehabbing from his second neck-related surgery in 15 months. The two procedures were not related, Manning has said. The March 2010 surgery eradicated a buildup of calcium in his neck. This year's surgery corrected a disk problem. According to the Star, it is unknown how much of the Colts' training camp Manning might miss. First the quarterback has to meet with the Colts' medical staff, something he hasn't been able to do because of the NFL's lockout. Read more: http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/6786289/report-peyton-manning-indianapolis-colts-ready-camp-start
