Peyton Manning has no problem with the NFL investigating allegations of HGH use. As a matter of fact, he welcomes it.
Speaking with media on Monday at the Super Bowl 50 Opening Night, he made a strong statement declaring his innocence:
#Broncos Manning said he welcomes #NFL investigation "I know what they will find, a big fat nothing. I know rules and respect rules"
— Troy Renck (@TroyRenck) February 2, 2016
Manning also said he wouldn’t hesitate to allow the Guyer Institute to release records for the investigation:
https://twitter.com/BartHubbuch/status/694337646731001856
Those are strong words from the Denver Broncos quarterback. That’s also a refreshing thing to hear from Manning. The best way for anyone to clear their name from allegations of wrongdoing — especially in the court of public opinion — is to cooperate fully with an investigation and have that investigation turn up nothing.
Conversely, Manning is almost certainly making these comments on the advice of a strong legal team. If an investigation wasn’t going to yield “a big fat nothing,” it would be foolish to say that it would.
Granted, nothing that Manning says now means a whole heck of a lot when it comes to the actual findings of the investigation. Still, these are the kinds of words that fans of Peyton Manning should love to hear from the quarterback.