All Peyton Manning's 49 Touchdowns from 2004

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[Peyton Manning's 49 touchdown passes in 2004 set a then NFL record for touchdown passes in a single season, breaking Dan Marino's record of 48 set in 1984.]
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[@carljustinenuestro8771]

And then 9 years later, he regains as the all-time leader in passing touchdowns in a season when he pass 55 touchdowns passing Tom Brady’s record of 50 in 2007.

[@pantheraggiegator]

Thank you for ALL the Colts uploads. COLTS fans are lucky to have you. Watching Peyton in a Colts uniform never gets old.

[@dylancharles1038]

Facts

[@jonesyokc]

The Colts really had the perfect offense. I think if Manning hadn't been pulled in some of those games, he could have had 8-10 TD passes in a game. When you can get 6 in a half, you are on fire. Look at those weapons. Harrison, Wayne, Stokely, Clark, Pollard and James. That is a Madden lineup right there.

[@thedanman6332]

All to lose in the divisional round

[@HamburgerHelperDeath]

@@thedanman6332 Incorrect. The Colts lost in the AFC Championship Game in 2004 at New England who had the #1 defense in the NFL.

[@Maal7432]

@@HamburgerHelperDeath 💯

[@Maal7432]

@@thedanman6332 Wrong

[@Yeomannn]

​@@thedanman6332Moron.

[@sirkevstah289]

The amount of wide open touchdowns is mind-blowing.

[@nathans.6723]

Maybe it was set up for him to break it?

[@GovernorRiffRaff]

@@nathans.6723 or maybe Peyton Manning just knows how to read a defense and call an offense lol

[@Maal7432]

@@GovernorRiffRaff Right lol

[@middlefingermotionpictures4772]

@@nathans.6723 Sure. Big Foot and gray aliens wrote the script from a secret bunker in Area 51! 🤣

[@P0RKINS2]

Tends to happen when you know the defense before you even snap it so you put the receivers where you know they’ll be wide open

[@tahj727]

Finally!!! All of Peyton's 2004 TDs in great picture quality. Thanks for posting, you're the Best!!

[@joes4987]

I remember this season, that offense was electrifying. Between Harrison, stokley, Clark, james, pollard, and wayne. And they truly made it look easy. Could only imagine how much fun it was being a fan during a home game.

[@Coopyi]

The old games were such high scoring with Peyton..

[@ryan_2007_walls]

As a Steelers fan Peyton Manning is my all time favorite QB in NFL's History

[@johnsampson3722]

happy someone finally uploaded this because this was very special, been looking for this since it happened back in 04 in full

[@solemn-man3170]

The greatest quarterback who ever lived

[@zacknichols201]

Lol

[@troyh.2024]

Top 3

[@coreybridges762]

close

[@blacker5826]

Greatest regular season? yes

[@Yeomannn]

Top 3 at worst

[@gatienlaurol5793]

Peyton Manning has the best throwing motion I’ve ever seen. When he throws the ball, it’s like art.

[@psyborg4706]

What's crazy about his 2004 season is his 9.9% TD percentage. He got pulled early a lot of these games. Dungy should have let him break the single game record as well.

[@kylardelowry6685]

They was bout the chips but woulda been nice for sure

[@chicagodude8888]

49 touchdowns in only 14 games. He was on pace for 56. I'm a Bears fan but I've always considered him the goat. Not just his career passer rating but even his qbr numbers are significantly higher than Rodgers, Brees and even Brady.

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

@@kylardelowry6685 well they scored only 3 points in their 20-3 loss in the divisional round to the NE Patriots 😂!

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

@@chicagodude8888 He played 15 games and threw it 500 times.

[@chicagodude8888]

@@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf Typo. Regardless, throwing a TD every 10 passes, that season is neck and neck with Marino's 84 campaign for greatest regular season performance.

[@ianduncan4947]

I could watch this all day.

[@Jacksonboe21]

The TD call at 2:49 was pretty incredible.

[@tattletalestrangler7815]

Nice, had to look in the comments for this. Although id say, * 2:41

[@gijoey5912]

The ultimate field general. Even when he broke the record he was only worried about winning the game (telling the crowd to quiet down so he could call the play).

[@damenbaxter8890]

Was at the Jacksonville home game when I was a kid, it truly was an amazing experience it would get so quiet when the offense was on the field such an great team

[@chrisuncleahmad789]

"PEYTON MANNING HAS CAPTURED A PIECE OF NFL HISTORY!"

[@elwaymoran4613]

May I remind you in 2013 he had 9 td passes in two games, in 04 he didn’t get 9 until week 3. That shows you how different those offenses were

[@carlostyes6458]

Can you do a video on any of our players best season with the team? Like a career high season. Would love to see more Dallas Clark and Jacob Tamme highlights along with more offensive line highlights. We gotta praise our O-Line and give them love too. Also, throw in a a few horrible games, make us fans remain humble! Love the content. Im a fan of the team since 1998 born and raised in California.

[@jeremypedrozo4115]

Damn Stokley was ballin that year

[@jamelramseur]

Welcome back Collin

[@JWD1992]

I marvel not only at Peyton and the Colts offense, but at the transition underway in broadcast technology at this time. Look at the difference between the SD and HD games! We forget how amazing HD looked back then.

[@Camshot4]

Thank you for this

[@JWD1992]

And don't forget that Peyton set the record in 15 games. He played just one drive in the final game.

[@awesomegamer9981]

If he played the entire season every quarter he would’ve had damn near 60

[@geminiman7791]

I swear the colts must've put a computer chip in Peyton's brain and gave him a robotic right arm, cause he looks like a QB machine in these clips. Perfect reads and throws. His record is doubly impressive considering this was before todays pass friendly rules and modern sophisticated offenses

[@ashaikhyashukhualashaikh]

Ikr 😂

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

Only to lose 20-3 in the playoffs vs. the NE Pats! 😂

[@Maal7432]

@@AmirKhan-yv8jm They cheated.

[@jshumphress13]

I could watch this all day. ‘Twas a great time to be a Colts fan. Another time may be brewing (but maybe not to this level lol).

[@joshmedrano6310]

Stokely was really Wes welker before Wes welker

[@Maal7432]

But faster.

[@juanamj1594]

Thank you for these Colts videos. Keep with the great work 👍. Could you please make in the near future an Marshall Faulk 1998 season highlights video?

[@peytonnewton7944]

Do you plan on making 2020 highlight videos? You make the best

[@josmit2213]

When’s the season hype vid coming? Go Colts!

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

Would you be able to post 2010 Colts @ Raiders on your CT archives channel? If so that would be great! Thanks!

[@CollinTelesz]

No, I don't post anything on there from 2009 to present since all of those games can be found on gamepass

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

@@CollinTelesz could you post 2005 Colts vs Ravens (week 1 opener)

[@CollinTelesz]

@@nflmatchuphighlights ok, I’ll do that for their week 5 matchup

[@nflmatchuphighlights]

@@CollinTelesz thanks!

[@adriankendrick4281]

I said he was a video game in 2013 but he was the same in 2004. Hall of famer Peyton Manning.

[@P0RKINS2]

The most efficient season ever (2004 - 1 TD pass every 10 attempts, threw for a 1st down on 45.5% of his attempts) & the most prolific season ever (Most Points in a Single Season - 606, Most TD Passes in a Single Season - 55, Most Passing Yards in a Single Season - 5477) with two different teams in the same career. Was very easily arguable, the best QB in the NFL for all but 2 seasons (2007, 2010) from 2003-2013. His teams had a 77.5% winning %* in games he started in that stretch. * - excludes games his team rested starters for seeding & played a different QB

[@Igzmg01]

@@P0RKINS2he was injured in 2011, but either way I don’t think he would have been better than Rodgers in 2011. But I agree he had the best prime ever he should have been 1st team all pro 2006 instead of Brees. So he should have 8 First Team All Pros.

[@SS711STOTCH]

You should do a Peyton Manning to Marvin Harrison compilation

[@Theel25]

Manning is the closest NFL QB to ever throw a touchdown every 10 passes. That statline alone is wild. In a standard good season, 4000 yards, 30 TD's, you probably throw about 550-600 attempts, or about 5-5.5% of all passes go for TD's. He threw the ball 497 times all year, which is extremely low for a QB, but the efficiency was wild. Truly a wonder how this team got figured out, props to New England for doing so.

[@PrinceK2007]

I feel the 2004 Patriots had the most underrated defense of all time. They had no weak spots. Seymour and Wilfork up front, Vrabel, Bruschi, and McGinest in the middle, and Ty Law, Tyrone Poole, Harrison and Wilson in the secondary. There were no dry spots in any level of the D.

[@saltedllama2759]

Truly the greatest QB of all-time.

[@PrinceK2007]

Good lord Peyton had 49 passing touchdown on 497 attempts and Edgerrin James running over 1500 yards. That offense was bonkers.

[@taylorrichardson4566]

This season was better than 2015

[@Colt29-17]

The GOAT

[@Alstanus]

I love the total lack of dancing or showboating after TDs in this. It's quite refreshing.

[@nicksname26]

That green bay game was crisp and vivid omg

[@P0RKINS2]

Peyton sat 8 Quarters in 2004 too. The numbers could’ve been even better.

[@michaelvantuinen503]

payton manning drived defenses crazy always changing the play changed it again then a audioble then the play they started with

[@travispettyjr8624]

Can you upload the jags vs colts in 2004 in Jacksonville??

[@andrewdolan4350]

Dallas Clark spiked that ball hard as hell at 4:11

[@SpiderManOfVerse616]

If you really look at the time he takes to find his man and throw the football when he receives it, it's about 3 seconds, compared to these new quarterbacks it's about 12 to 15 seconds, Peyton Manning was that dawg

[@Johnny55671]

Outside of rodgers 2011 season this is probably the best qb season In my opinion. Even better than 2013. Because he is in his physical prime throwing lasers all over the field

[@scottconner7930]

Peyton Manning #18

[@jheize2907]

It would be awesome if you could post the full games if you have jt

[@newenglandsun4394]

Considering that the Peyton Manning owned Denver back in these days as the Wild Card Round proved, I wonder how many he would have thrown had the Colts not decided to bench their starters in week 17.

[@coreybridges762]

oh sh1t # 19 was a fade away 4:50?!?!?!?!? BALLIN.....

[@ChillHandle12]

2004 Peyton Manning and 2011 Aaron Rodgers are the most efficient quarterback seasons of all time.

[@JDttmfHall]

Did that in 15 games btw

[@Datmanlumpy]

I swear this dude was a whole Cheat Code!

[@Jakezimms1990]

He threw FIVE in the first half against GB 😧

[@semp36445]

Peyton is the best, Brady is the GOAT, it’s hard to explain but it makes sense.

[@josmit2213]

I’ve seemed to stumble back here again and just wanted to say that no one will ever convince me Peyton Manning isn’t the greatest QB ever. If manning would’ve spent his entire career with the Pats he would’ve won like 10+ Super Bowls

[@MichaelMurphy-kj3xf]

Nah. He was a bad QB in cold temps

[@EarlyinthemorningCustomRods]

Where’s the hype video at brotha ??

[@josmit2213]

I don’t think we’re getting one this year

[@josmit2213]

I don’t think we’re getting one this year

[@dernify]

Been wondering the same thing. Hope all is well.

[@EarlyinthemorningCustomRods]

Yea it’s kinda weird. Hope he’s good. God bless you bro if you see this.

[@jasongjujning1302]

The play action and being behind center you eliminate the lbs

[@AK-fj8yo]

lets not forget Peyton took a knee at the end of that Ravens game in week 15? he could’ve and would’ve scored in the red zone, but respectfully took a knee for Ray Lewis and that D.

[@codeinecrazyfuture]

Peyton Manning > Tom Brady

[@zabirozzi]

Manning was on Top of Greatness by himself with Kurt Warner! Brady was just coming up. One thing Manning showed is you don't need best offensive line. A Qb who has his great awareness and anticipation and timing because he snaps back and quickly releases ball timing with WR where they need to be. Of course in order to pull this off you better be pinpoint accurate. I'm pretty most people can master the timing of drop back and releasing ball which offsets bad offensive line, as you see most of passes are thrown on route quick decision making, but most people are not that accurate or pinpoint like manning was. He didn't have strongest arm as you can see. When his arm got weaker he got better more control of ball with broncos. Kurt Warner, Tom Brady and Peyton manning are greatest Qb's to ever play! But Peyton was King of HIll by himself for long time because warner was injured and Brady was up and coming and Peyton the Great manning he had resurgence at end of his career.