A Record-Setting Day in Indy! (Chargers vs. Colts, 2004)

Check out the 2004 Week 16 game highlights between the Colts and Chargers!
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[@cormel6895]

T-5 *Best* QBs of All-Time (No Order) 1. Manning 2. Marino 3. Favre 4. Rodgers 5. Elway T-5 *Greatest* QBs of All-Time (No Order) 1. Montana 2. Brady 3. Manning 4. Unitas 5. Graham

[@NFLVault]

I’d like to read people’s thoughts on ranking QBs by best and greatest!

[@matthewdaley746]

@@NFLVault Glad you didn't add order to your lists, that is just BEGGING for arguments!

[@nicholasmaduro8573]

Elway overated his numbers sucks and got carried

[@matthewdaley746]

@@nicholasmaduro8573 To two rings, Rivers has ZERO!

[@colinbarlow6662]

Cormel uh Brees?

[@gatienlaurol5793]

This game was 15 years ago and I remember it like yesterday. Drew Brees and Philip River are the only players in this game who are still playing. Let that sink in.

[@matthewdaley746]

Technically Antonio Gates hasn't actually retired, although he hasn't signed either.

[@gatienlaurol5793]

Matthew Daley True but still lol

[@robertsmith4875]

Gatien Laurol damn I feel old thanks👍🏻 lol

[@gatienlaurol5793]

Robert Smith Right??? I’m only 30 but I feel old that I remember so many of these throwback games with great recollection.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@gatienlaurol5793 The Chargers have a generational legacy of doing less with more.

[@raymondsmith2040]

15:16 Kevin Harlan: WHAT A CATCH BY PARKER!!! Me: Too bad I cant see it! Lol

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

IND Peyton Manning - Future HOFer Edgerrin James - Future HOFer Marvin Harrison - HOFer Reggie Wayne - HOFer Dallas Clark - Top 10 TE of the 2000s Brandon Stokley - Top 5 Slot Receiver of the 2000s Dwight Freeney - Future HOFer Bob Sanders - Top 5 Safety of the 2000s and would be a HOFer if he stayed healthy The Colts were LOADED

[@wipe919]

Stokley was basically Wes Welker before Wes Welker

[@reverendrasheemstewart3744]

Receiver vs Cornerback Highlights Don’t forget about Tony Dungy hall of fame coach

[@diehardnygiantsfan6569]

Receiver vs Cornerback Highlights James is in the HoF and Wayne might not be a first ballot but I can see him the hall of fame

[@matthewdaley746]

@@diehardnygiantsfan6569 I don't think we'll see very many first ballot WRs, it's become much too politicized.

[@AlphaLeaderZ]

Except they choked a lot

[@iliketohearmenmoaning]

Those Chargers unis were awesome, still prefer the light blue ones tho

[@arwyss]

I was at this game. I remember being so amazed when Peyton broke the record... he didn’t take a moment to celebrate. He immediately started planning the 2pt conversion.

[@davidsnyder6527]

Only him and Stokley knew that the signal they used was for a route that they used before... Corner route. This time, for this game... it was meant to be a fake cut towards the corner then a cut back to the inside. Peyton knew that if the Chargers had studied his audibles and signals enough they would see his "signal" to Stokley with his hand motion and THINK a corner route was coming 100%. It worked perfectly and Stokley was wide open for the record breaker. That is how MUCH Peyton put into every game, every practice, every play with his studying and work ethic and trying to play a game of chess here. These stories about single plays that you come across now that he has been retired are AMAZING once you hear someone tell it then watch the play via highlights. GO COLTS!

[@dannymoe9028]

Well…he had to! Down two with 56 seconds. Who in that moment would think about celebrating?

[@declan4971]

I still like to think that the Chargers are in San Diego

[@davidsantoselmellodelamarg4923]

And I still think the Raiders are in Oakland.

[@holdenpittman9159]

They are... my buddy lives out there. He has a black dodge charger

[@chrismartucci3005]

I still call them San Diego.

[@untitle161]

I still see the Chargers as my home team even though they are not here in SD anymore.

[@IgorFonseca244]

Same here, but as Raiders still in Oakland.

[@randomvids1231000]

You know its throwback when the Chargers are in San Diego, and Peyton Manning is in a Colts uniform

[@tevinsherrill4195]

And Brees is with the Chargers, not the Saints.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@tevinsherrill4195 Plus Vanderjagt is respected.

[@jasonfire3434]

And teams still used Astroturf

[@matthewdaley746]

@@jasonfire3434 Another thing I REALLY don't miss!

[@randomvids1231000]

@@thaterasound It's still throwback my dude chillax.

[@buckeyecolt3468]

Dude I miss this Colts offense. Wow they were awesome with Peyton at his peak.

[@Baby_AnyaReese]

For real, we would kick everyone's ass week in and week out.

[@themanthemyth4388]

The amount of talent on that field is unbelievable. NFL legends throughout the rosters. These were the days to be a fan of football🔥🔥

[@thomasjcox]

Ah the elite of the 2000s, Pats, Steelers, Colts and Chargers. Always in the mix and great rivalry’s.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

I wanna see titans Steelers divisional round game eventually, a forgotten classic

[@ArchHades]

LT was 25 years old here. Good God he was amazing. Amazing speed, movement, cuts, and with plenty of power too.

[@erocs9747]

Had the great lorenzo neal leading the way

[@ernestogastelum9123]

@@erocs9747 Lorenzo did help LT but Tomlinson was still a great RB. the two first years in his NFL career he didnt have Neal, and still ran great. in his first two years he ran for 1.2k yards and his second 1.6k yards

[@trevorp3480]

Damn that’s when the afc was stacked. Pit was 13-1 NE 12-2 And these two teams were 11-3 that’s crazy

[@astrostar49]

Great game. The meeting next year between both teams was awesome too. Also, even though these uniforms of the Chargers aren't popular, I wish they would go back to them. I liked them.

[@fixxxer3456]

Still boggles my mind the Chargers let Brees go

[@inutero10]

He was meant to be a Saint. It was fate.

[@iselin90]

and what if the dolphins sign him instead of the Saints in 2006

[@matthewdaley746]

@@iselin90 The Dolphins still wouldn't have ever won a Super Bowl, but, the Chargers made an idiotic decision, and, wound up losing games, and, eventually their home.

[@cortezmauricio702]

chargers even dolphins would of won a superbowl by now with brees

[@matthewdaley746]

@@cortezmauricio702 No chance, not when you have to play Brady twice a year, the attrition might have already ended his career.

[@Maal7432]

Special moment being a Colts fan. I’ll never forget it. Glad I got to watch the game. Greatness.

[@reidcraig3739]

I know the NFL made the all-time 100 greatest games this past season and I think that almost all those games deserved to be up there. I think that this game deserves to be within the top 100. I don’t think you’ll ever see this many individual records broken by two teams in the exact same game ever again. I really would like to see them make an honorable mention category for all of the all time topics they covered.

[@skillteam6998]

Something about seeing these guys play on AstroTurf and playing in those generic helmets really brings back nostalgic memories and a feeling about the game I don't seem to have anymore. Everything has to be so flashy and diva like now, I miss these NFL golden days.

[@mmacaine]

This is exactly how I feel about the UFC.

[@Z_threetimes]

I was at this game with my dad at 9 years old. My first ever Colts game so much history man...the memories from this comeback and being there when Peyton broke the record something I'll never forget.

[@smartkidjimmy213]

NFL throwback love your vids,keep it up.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

War eagle Auburn

[@mpbMKE]

Classic losses in San Diego Chargers history. 😂 After the 2PC, you can see Manning telling Reggie Wayne he can beat his man inside, which is exactly what he does in OT to set up the FG.

[@samirpollard3638]

One of the best games I’ve ever watched

[@kman215]

Peyton trying to quiet the crowd and in the background a fan trying to get them to cheer. Hilarious

[@Austin.Kilgore]

No he was trying to quite them too I believe… if it’s the same fan I think you’re talking about at least. Lol

[@MrGlovesave33]

Thanks for this game coverage. What a great collection of nfl records all in one game .

[@brettgb1314]

Kevin Harlan is one of the best in the game!

[@georgesanders6739]

Bruhh did you guys see the records at the start of the video? Steelers- 13-1 Patriots- 12-2 Chargers- 11-3 Colts- 11-3 Jets- 10-4 5 teams with double digit wins. That is very impressive.

[@dustinsinclair1331]

It is crazy to think this game was just a 1pm game with both how good both teams were and with a few players that could break NFL records. In todays NFL the game would be a 4:25 game or be on Sunday or Monday night football for primetime viewing. It is crazy how everything changes over time.

[@xXDRD9Xx]

8:56 I love how they converted this 3rd and 1

[@iTzJSwag]

Two 11-3 teams competing for the 3 seed because the Steelers finished 15-1 and the Patriots finished 14-2 that year.

[@SCMediaWorks]

BREES VS. MANNING!!! Precursor to Super Bowl XLIV!!!

[@reverendrasheemstewart3744]

SCMediaWorks XLIV

[@matthewdaley746]

@@reverendrasheemstewart3744 The Dome Team Bowl!

[@SCMediaWorks]

@@reverendrasheemstewart3744 Thanks.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@SCMediaWorks We seek to impart knowledge.

[@masonwilson7910]

SCMediaWorks who knew back then that brees would leave the chargers

[@atomknight8361]

The Chargers making a field goal? Those were the good ol days

[@kelj4517]

R.I.P Coach Schottenheimer 2021

[@hellraizah2954]

drew got his revenge 😆...only in black n gold 💪

[@Seahawkfan1108]

LT was an absolute beast, so glad I grew up watching him!!!

[@buckeyecolt3468]

Dude this game had a galaxy of stars. Asinine talent man

[@SoftDrinksOfChoice]

I forgot how much of a beast Stokely was. These games are the ones that got me seriously into football

[@tomshumate3940]

2004 Chargers Skill Position Roster: Brees, Rivers, Tomlinson, Michael Turner, (soon to be Darren Sproles), Antonio Gates, Eric Parker, Keenan McCardell, Wes Welker. More talent than they ever knew what to do with. Shipped most of it out before its prime. Never made a Superbowl. Hard to watch this team without feeling like we missed something special. I bet this game had more offensive talent between these two teams than any game all time. Just a guess but it's something to think about.

[@vinceruland9236]

Welker only played the first game and was cut. He barely made the roster. If they only knew then what kind of player he would have been

[@matthewdaley746]

@@vinceruland9236 A lot of teams thought he was too small.

[@vinceruland9236]

@@matthewdaley746 in their defense, he was too small. However, he had great talent and his size never hindered his game.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@vinceruland9236 Strange how he kept moving around.

[@raymondsmith2040]

Could you maybe include the final stat line for these games? Love these though keep it up!

[@Knightmessenger]

Id also like to see more close ups and replay angles of some of the bigger plays. Can these uploads be a little less condensed? Like when Manning set the TD pass record, maybe show more of the crowd reaction without editing out so much between that and the 2pt attempt.

[@rootsmanuva82]

At the time people knew Brees was a pretty good young QB. But no one knew he would turn out to be one of the all-time greats. Manning was anointed God before he even played his first NFL game. Brees did it the old fashioned way.

[@matthewdaley746]

In the end, he ALMOST became the greatest quarterback with exactly ONE Super Bowl ring, now Rodgers and, Brees, are fighting for that title.

[@BVBrocks927]

@@matthewdaley746 cant beat brady for goat with all the rings he's won at qb. It's just no contest

[@jasonfire3434]

Eh this was the first truly good season by Brees. Otherwise the Chargers would've never brought in Rivers. Once Rivers arrived Brees' days in SD were numbered regardless

[@NanaBisa1]

There is only one GOD. Thou shalt have no other gods before me. EX20:3

[@davidpierce9949]

@@BVBrocks927 Peyton abd Eli owned Brady in the playoffs

[@iliketohearmenmoaning]

What a game, man that was probably insane watching it live

[@shermanmi]

The AFC was ridiculous that year.

[@dirtybirdambrose]

I'm still not sure what San Diego was doing punting the ball up 8 with 10 minutes to go from the 35. Kaeding was 3-for-5 on kicks from 50+ yards during the season, and had hit a 50-yarder earlier in the game. He'd kicked a 53-yarder in a dome in Atlanta earlier in the year. Why San Diego didn't try to go up two scores there is beyond me.

[@TheLocalLt]

Probly knew kaeding was a choker

[@pmo7104]

I can recall every game from this season . What a ride. #ForTheShoe

[@edge224]

Everytime i saw/see Brees play I realize he's the best!

[@erocs9747]

Hes a jeff garcia on steroids if that makes sense

[@joselopez-pv7nc]

Now this is football

[@GJLCreativeStudios]

I think every major offensive record in the NFL was set against my Chargers. AP got damn near 300yards at a game I was it in person. He did that shit during an AWAY game. :O

[@kangaroowilliams8328]

This gives me huge nostalgia, I grew up in Indianapolis when Peyton played, and also early 2000s football was just peak

[@XBC3-4GOTY]

A Legendary Match up and Game

[@g4tviscool]

To this day i still blame AJ Smith for ruining not just the team (Drew Bree's, LT and such) but to fire the coach Marty. They had the best team during that time but no Smith screwed it all up

[@matthewdaley746]

I blame him, and, LT, for neither stepping up, or, ever accepting responsibility for his own shortcomings.

[@g4tviscool]

@@matthewdaley746 I agree they should have stepped up.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@g4tviscool I still wonder why people choose to ignore that aspect of him.

[@jpete3027666]

Wow the AFC was absolutely stacked that year. Steelers, Patriots, Colts, Chargers, Jets

[@nistral]

they didn't include the clip of peyton waving off the punt team -- legendary moment

[@saltedllama2759]

Manning's o-line was getting murdered all day, yet heed an absolute masterclass 2 drives. The one for the record and to tie it in regulation, and the winner in OT. He was the absolute best QB of all-time. There is no debate. Rings are a franchise thing, NOT an individual player thing. SIDE NOTE: The Chargers were always a bit of a cryptonite for his Colts teams (not so much his Broncos). The Chargers could always blow up the Colts o-line, and the Colts defense couldn't get off the field. Even when they had backup Billy Volek at QB in the playoff game, the Colts defense gave up something like 40 minutes of time of possession. Manning was always in impossible situations like that, but the mouth-breathers just cried choke.

[@nickwright4079]

Manning's four super bowl appearances have ass stats. 3 TDS to 5 Interceptions, so I think he warrants the choker/interception stereotypes.

[@AdamWest1290]

This was honestly a classic historical game, not only was it great it had great football players playing in this game and 3 were playing for a record...todays games are not even close hell they acknowledge records but not like they used to and not only that every year someone or team is breaking a record like its out of style

[@supermoneymagnet1]

Chargers are the biggest waste of talent ever. Gates holds numerous TD records. Tomlinson holds numerous TD records. HOF QBs in Brees and Rivers. Huge regular season success every year no CHAMPIONSHIPS.

[@atomknight8361]

historically bad special teams and injury problems took them down every time

[@davidpierce9949]

Ol what's his nuts should have just gone down after that pic against the Pats in the playoffs

[@benmaloy9757]

Brees would've won a superbowl there

[@Nick_Valentine2702]

3 things the Chargers should always regret 1-Not keeping Drew Brees 2-Moving to LA 3-Changing their uniforms. These were the best

[@rayhaanhameed5979]

looking back and i wish they hadn’t sat Peyton for the last game, could have easily had 51 or 52 on the season and Brady would not have broken that in 2007. 49 TDs in 15 games is amazing

[@stubbyassassin]

In 2004, Jim Nantz and Greg Gumbel swapped roles on the network's NFL broadcasts Nantz took Gumbel's place as the lead play-by-play announcer while Gumbel took Nantz's spot as the host of The NFL Today.

[@davidpierce9949]

Thanks for the info, Dan Rather.😂

[@Jared40]

Now Gumbel usually has to do crappy games for CBS

[@bena9713]

Wow that interception and lateral by Edwards at 1:29 has to be the nicest demonstration of football awareness I've ever seen on one of these highlight reels. Really nice play I've never seen before.

[@ericsigersmith2831]

I got this game mixed up with the 2005 one when the chargers ended the colts streak

[@reazon5718]

Ahhh the good ole days

[@matthewshortle5274]

For Thursday night's game, 2010 NFC Championship (Packers-Bears)?

[@matthewdaley746]

The Jay Cutler quits game!

[@tempest20000]

Or the 95 second matchup against the Bears where Favre throws 5 TDs on a bum ankle. Or how bout the Instant Replay game? Majikowski throws a last minute TD to Sterling Sharpe to win the game. OR the 2013 season ender when Rodgers came back from a broken collarbone (which he got while playing the Bears) to throw a game ending TD to win the division.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@tempest20000 Those would be great too!

[@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734]

@@tempest20000 so basically you're a biased fudge packer fan

[@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734]

FUCK YOU

[@P0RKINS2]

Peyton Manning 2004-2009 According to Colts owner Jim Irsay, former Colts general manager Bill Polian was "at wit's end" as he tried to sign Manning to a new contract, when the subject of trading Manning was brought up. Polian said, “We need to trade Peyton; we can get a bunch of defensive players and become like Tampa Bay or Baltimore.” Irsay said no. “Understand something, Bill, we are not trading Peyton Manning, period,’’ Irsay recalled telling the former team president. The Colts eventually signed Manning to a $99.2 million contract with $34.5 million guaranteed. But Polian wasn’t totally insane to suggest dealing Manning. Through 6 seasons he’d had 3 All-Pro Campaigns (1999, 2000, 2003) & 3 inconsistent/turnover plagued campaigns (1998, 2001, 2002). His 1st MVP had come on a contract year when he was playing on the franchise tag. Many inconsistent players have had big years in contract seasons, only to come crashing down to earth once they get the contract. Irsay was taking a bit of a risk by believing in Peyton; especially given how badly his last two playoff seasons had ended (41-0 vs Jets, 4 INTs in the Title Game vs New England) In the 6 seasons after he signed the contract, Peyton Manning only had one stretch of time in which he played through injury. Manning had surgery to remove an infected bursa sac in his left knee prior to the start of the 2008 season. Manning, who wore a knee brace due to problems since he was in college, sat out all four preseason games and missed most of training camp. He was only able to practice 2 days a week for the 1st 7 weeks & the Colts started the 2008 season at 3-4. In all of his other starts over those 6 seasons: 72-10 W-L Record (87.8% winning %) 1,882 completions 2,805 attempts (67.1% completion rate) 22,887 yards (4,591 yards per season) 287.0 YPG 8.2 YPA 188 TD Passes (37-38 TD passes per season) 2.36 TD Passes per Game 6.7% TD% 62 INTs (12 INTs per season) 0.75 INTs per Game 2.2% INT% 105.1 Passer Rating 22-9 W-L Record on Game-Winning Drives (71.0% winning %) 16-6 W-L Record on 4th Qtr. Comebacks (72.7% winning %) There’s a reason Bill Bellichick went for it on 4th & 2.

[@michaelbatt9680]

Boy that drew brees fella is kinda good..1:53

[@matthewdaley746]

I sure hope he doesn't lose his job to some overrated loser with too many kids.

[@kvngirvng9475]

@@matthewdaley746 Rivers is very underrated

[@matthewdaley746]

@@kvngirvng9475 Rivers is the new Dan Fouts, that Chargers quarterback who puts up great numbers but, NEVER gets them over the hump.

[@kingfriday.]

The Chargers could've won a superbowl if they hadn't released Drew Brees

[@PhilJHaast7695]

Phil Rivers is going to the Hall of Fame. It was not a terrible decision to go with him.

[@henryashley8668]

Crazy that Manning was throwing to Brandon Stokely, Reggie Wayne, Marvin Harrison and Dallas Clark, with Edgerrin James in the backfield, yet only won Indy 1 chip.

[@benmaloy9757]

Didn't rely on the running game when they should've in the playoffs

[@gbrow1604]

None of those guys helped him much in the playoffs.

[@hoosierflatty6435]

Does anyone remember Peyton being called "The Sheriff" ? How'd that happen?

[@thenewjord50]

Can you do the following for week 1 Packers vs Bears 2010 NFC Championship game Falcons vs Vikings either the 98 Nfc championship game or the 2002 Vick amazing OT finish The Eagles and Redskins game when Vick embarrassed McNabb Giants and Cowboys 07 divisional round Steelers beat the Pats in 2011

[@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734]

FUCK NO TO THE FIRST ONE

[@matthewdaley746]

@@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734 He must be a Bears fan who doesn't want to be reminded about how Jay Cutler quit in that game.

[@iselin90]

interesting that Randy Cross says kickers are perfect in overtime and Kaeding missed a 40 yarder in OT against the Jets in the wild card round

[@themasterofbasketball6994]

Darren Durant and against the patriots in overtime which could have put the Chargers in the Super Bowl

[@mclohan]

Darren Durant up until this point they were perfect in OT.

[@TheLocalLt]

That happened later this season

[@hellraizah2954]

Brees been accurate! out there slinging that rock 💪

[@andys3035]

Crazy to think the Chargers drafted 3 HOF'ers on offense and came away with zero super bowls.

[@guyi7388]

Looking at these records and thinking they never knew brees would bring hell to all QB's🐐🐐💯💯🔥✌🏾

[@chrisuncleahmad]

Note Peyton not celebrating after the record TD. He immediately signaled 2 as in 2PC.

[@matthewcooper9908]

Why cant I find a video ANYWHERE of Manning waving the punt team off the field on 4th and 4

[@jessepusatero5511]

Philip Rivers played for both teams

[@MrTitanSword]

15:14 huge camera glitch 🤣🤣🤣

[@SabaDhutt]

You get a record, you get a record, everybody gets a record!!

[@themilkynipple2801]

Geez how many records broken? I lost count!

[@farawayoutpost8342]

To think, that 2004 Chargers team had 3 legends at QB… Drew Brees finally hitting his stride, A wise old Doug Flutie who still could play, and a rookie Philip Rivers.

[@nickhess1077]

Brees Parker Tomlinson Gates Edwards Goff Scifres Shottenheimer Kaeding (well before he broke many hearts in the playoffs) Neal Rivers Flutie Ah those were the days. Now there in LA. 😔

[@Ant18_00]

One of the most intriguing primetime games ever!

[@xxxAwesomeViperKOxxx]

I think the camera man blacked out for a sec at 15:15 cause wth was that😂 you get paid to do one job

[@MeteorSmash]

No kidding. That man was slackin.

[@leogetz3570]

13:34 Dungy actually sent out the punt team for the 4th down play (The Colts still had all 3 timeouts) and Peyton Manning waved the punt team off, and Dungy didn't even flinch about it!! 03 and 04 the Colts offense was a freakin machine!! Harrison, Wayne, and Stokley all with 1000 yards receiving on top of having Edgerrin James!!

[@peterharris6409]

I'm not saying he wasn't amazing and isn't a very deserving HOF but Manning LITERALLY had some of the best WRs the league had at the time every team he was on. Every team. He had it a lot easier on offense than most for most of his career which DEFINITELY added to his stats

[@Serching4JerryGarcia]

1 year old comment and I’m still gonna reply to tell you how wrong you are. Manning put up great numbers with average looking receivers. You know damn fucking well that Wayne and Harrison were not built like Terrell Owens, Randy Moss, Calvin Johnson, etc. They were not going to out run or out jump you. The Colts offense was all about timing and precision. Manning never had a TE like Rob Gronkawski or Travis Kelce. Many of Peyton’s receivers had their best seasons with him and didn’t come close to replicating that when playing with other QBs.

[@supratrd900]

Crazy thing was Peyton could've thrown 50+TD this season but sat out the last game for Jim Sorgi. Which means Brady would've never broken the record in 07.

[@supratrd900]

@@matthewdaley746 Was it youngest QB to win 3 super bowls since he was only 24 or 25. Something like that. Other than in 2004 he didn't set any passing records since the Pats rely more on a strong run game with Corey Dillon and defense.

[@matthewdaley746]

@@supratrd900 I was referring to 2007, where he broke the passing td record, but, didn't finish undefeated because he lost the Super Bowl to Manning, (no, the OTHER Manning)!

[@BillyBob-ti2fz]

supratrd900 what’s your point countless times in 07 Brady sat out in the 4th and didn’t throw in the 4th because he was blowing every team out it goes both ways and Peyton had a cake walk schedule and played 10 games indoors while Brady played 0 and played in freezing cold fox borough

[@BillyBob-ti2fz]

Millennial Falcon typical Steeler fan salty because Brady owned your team for two decades 😂 0-3 in AFCCGs keep crying little boy lol.

[@BillyBob-ti2fz]

Millennial Falcon oh the irony considering all Steeler fans can do is look at is the past when y’all haven’t won anything since 2008 and even than to add insult to injury if Brady doesn’t get hurt that year you bitches have one less ring but hey keep trolling patriots vids all day cause you’re salty that the pats have owned you for two decades

[@FarhanKhan-zw3tq]

🐐 shit Peyton shown discussing a route with Reggie wayne 15:04 after the two-point conversion. Reggie with a huge gain in overtime 16:44 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@themasterofbasketball6994]

Same old Chargers 😂 have a big lead only to give it up doesn’t matter who you have on your team Brees or Rivers not much has changed 15 years later only players uniforms I guess 😂 so IRRITATING 😠

[@SpaceAce1993]

Shut the fuck up

[@peterharris6409]

Manning had 3 1000yd receivers and Brady had Reche Caldwell. Just saying

[@burockusethompson369]

In 2019 in week 16 raiders vs chargers in LA will be another one

[@shadowst.germain6531]

Holy fuck I forgot drew brees was a charger, and he was drafted by the REDSKINS

[@JWD1992]

I love how the Colts fans are understandably cheering for Peyton after breaking the record, but he wants them to shut up so they can go for two to tie it.

[@Zachito15]

Omg Vanderjagt didn’t screw it up!

[@chrisguillory1227]

Zachito15 lol finally wasn’t drunk during a game

[@KINGCRAZY__]

Great game

[@mariosnum1fan]

0:09 bruh look at that playoff picture. Specifically the division leaders

[@nicksummit2207]

No shotgun plays at all in the San Diego offense and they pass on a 52 yard game icing field goal to punt for a touchback. Coaches can’t make bad players win but they can make great players lose.

[@qceaz11]

Peyton Manning THE REAL G.O.A.T. at the quarterback position 💪💯

[@tempest20000]

He then scored 0 points in the Divisional Round vs The Pats (led by Rodney Harrison being everywhere Peyton was throwing). Great regular season QB. Just not that great early in his career during the playoffs. Kinda like Brett Favre.

[@tempest20000]

Matthew Daley true. I personal feel Montana is still the best. Just saying Peyton made a lot of post season blunders. I honestly wish he would have won a couple more with the Colts.

[@tempest20000]

Matthew Daley poor Luck. Finally had a good team around him and then he leaves. Sure he still had Reggie Wayne and TY Hilton in his run from 2012-2014, but I feel that team was like the recent Packers teams with Rodgers carrying the team on his back.

[@qceaz11]

@@tempest20000 not gonna lie as a die hard Bengals fan I hate Montana lol but I can definitely under he's considered the greatest ever

[@qceaz11]

@@matthewdaley746 so does that also apply to Brady?

[@marcsolis227]

It’s not a Chargers game if they don’t let the game slip late in the 4th lmao

[@Ben-kb1ub]

I can’t believe they used to play football on that surface

[@elijahechicagobearsboyd5734]

As painful as it is to admit my former hometown team are the sandiego super chokers

[@cortezmauricio702]

do raiders steelers sunday night football the year raiders went to superbowl 37

[@matthewdaley746]

@Richard Ramos Enjoy Vegas.

[@matthewdaley746]

@Richard Ramos Living in Oakland is pretty sad, I hope the team enjoys Vegas.

[@SPTO]

Imagine if Brees had played his whole career in SD... Philip Rivers might've been traded away or signed elsewhere.

[@jasonfire3434]

If Brees was actually great in any of his first three seasons San Diego doesn't acquire Rivers and there would be no reason to let him go. Brees needed to go to the Saints.

[@denzelwashington7490]

@@jasonfire3434 not like he was trash his first 3 seasons he was just a late bloomer at signal caller, but he was always good

[@jasonfire3434]

@@denzelwashington7490 wasn't trash but definitely not elite yet

[@denzelwashington7490]

@@jasonfire3434 yeah it takes time for some people lol

[@SPTO]

@@jasonfire3434 He essentially had 4 full seasons in SD. The last 2 were pretty good statistically. It wasn't like SD didn't try to keep him (they offered 5 years/50M) Miami initially showed interest but the doctors infamously told them to forget it. He went to N.O. because they offered a 6th year and more guaranteed money.