Quarterback Peyton Manning said he and Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase didn't violate any league rules during visits with Alabama coach Nick Saban. Under the rules of the collective bargaining agreement, coaches and players can't work together outside designated times during the offseason. If Manning and Gase were together when they met with Saban, it would represent a violation of the rules. The league is investigating the situation. Manning dismissively shot down any notion that he and Gase acted outside the rules Monday. "I know there isn't a rule that says you can't get better," Manning said, according to USA Today. Source: NFL.com
