Peyton Manning "The Sheriff" Career Highlights! | NFL Legends

Peyton Manning's career highlights with the Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos!
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[@radcon03]

My favorite QB of all time. Peyton's the reason I fell in love with football

[@Paul7_]

Same!

[@YoursAnonymously]

Same here. Was coming here to write this exact comment.

[@ssamw28]

Conrad Travis Same

[@thaghozt215]

Same here

[@briseboisjoshua]

Same, master at the line

[@ChiseledAdonis]

Nobody was more prepared, revolutionized the game from the line of scrimmage, my favorite QB of all time, It was a pleasure to watch his whole career.

[@mr.nobody8181]

lol no i wasn't, its Mr. Nobody not Nobody btw bud ;)

[@ChiseledAdonis]

@@mr.nobody8181 hahahahahahaha

[@Huddle_House56]

Peyton 👉 Marvin is a staple of my childhood.

[@awesomesause1116]

@@ChiseledAdonis yoooooo

[@mikeleyman2383]

I agree all the way. He was a pleasure to watch.

[@michaeldeleon183]

“So much for the great Peyton Manning..” he learned quickly lol

[@ericzamudio2905]

Lmao

[@tommyrosati9326]

@RonnyDonny13 All of them. Warren Sapp, Simeon Rice, Derrick Brooks, Ronde Barber.

[@chrisrowe678]

Best of all time?

[@tampaboyjames813]

@@chrisrowe678 yes

[@jebediahkrimsoncraftleding3012]

@@tommyrosati9326 plus Lynch, that comeback was impressive but against that bucs D even more so

[@ryu-ken]

Even when he was with the Broncos and loss all zip on the ball, he was still dominating. Just because of his intelligence and impeccable timing. That's how good he was. The true GOAT

[@paulgipson5568]

The Goat no doubt

[@corning1]

Peyton is the best I ever seen. He is truly the goat.

[@briankistner4331]

That last season his was at 40-50% and still got the job done. As a Coloradoan and Bronco fan, I'll take Manning over Elway any day!

[@westernassassin2581]

A true franchise player. He made everyone around him better.

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

Maybe the GOAT of the regular season. Playoffs? For sure not

[@CityzenDylon]

A true Football legend. That 2013 season might be THE greatest QB season ever. 55 Td’s (7 in one game), 5,477 Yds, 68% Comp. @ 37 years old.

[@tgriffin3059]

He was the football equivalent to Mike Tyson. He'd dominate weak competition all day. But when the other guy hit back...Tyson folded...and Manning...well, Manning LITERALLY assumed the fetal position.

[@Bob-zh7lr]

@@tgriffin3059 Is that why he dominated the Ravens every time he played them? Lmfao You’re a stooge son. Give Peyton those defenses that Brady had in NE and see how many rings he has.

[@tgriffin3059]

@@Bob-zh7lr The two rings Peyton actually got were handed to him by his defenses. Peyton was good at one thing...slicing up soft modern defenses. When the other side actually stood up to him, he almost always folded. When the other team played defense, he was no better than Neil O'Donnell. The good news is, he played during a time when almost nobody played real defense. The bad news is, had he played at ANY OTHER TIME in history, he'd have been an afterthought...

[@tgriffin3059]

@@Bob-zh7lr Oh, about the Ravens...wasn't that who BEAT him the year he set those records in Denver?

[@TDD_Drums]

It's gonna take a while even with the extra game to beat those numbers lol

[@LolLol-ef8di]

Marvin Harrison is underrated as hell Favorite receiver from the 2000’s

[@Maal7432]

Lol Lol He’s not underrated, but he’s a great player. Wayne is underrated.

[@josephgibson4250]

Reggie Wayne is better

[@BaronVonBielski]

He’s known as one of the greatest ever, not underrated lol. Kids too young to understand how impactful players were calling them underrated is hilarious. I’m sure joe Montana was also underrated to you

[@LolLol-ef8di]

BaronVonBielski obviously kids this generation don’t know this was a lit duo 88-18 other people seem to forget that’s all don’t over do it lmao!

[@imbatman5882]

Torry Holt u mean.

[@JustaNormalGuyIII]

The goat of goats... I don't care how many rings he has, he reached the SB with 4 different coaches, he changed the position, he was the coach, he tore defenses apart without a coach... The NFL and everybody, even Tom Brady misses him

[@arturoscheib5337]

best regular season player. amazing

[@joshuangalaba553]

He’s always been in my opinion the GOAT he had the talent intelligence competitiveness off rip and the numbers is there.

[@daveh4914]

@Spigity Peyton was a revolutionary type of player for sure. Fun to watch. He was putting up video game type of stats before they changed the rules around and everyone halfway decent started throwing for 4000 yards

[@ryanwest5179]

benny pitt the top 2 QBs of all-time are Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. Whoever you think is better than the other is up for debate, but anyone who has any other QB besides Peyton and Tom in their top 2 doesn’t know football.

[@justawhiteguywitharocketla590]

Since Tom played so far 3 years longer I'm pretty sure Tom has better stats by 2 touchdowns and around 3 thousand yards

[@Hogdale]

I miss the brady manning games

[@melvinshine9841]

I don't think we'll have anything like that for a while. I was too little to pay attention to Niners/Cowboys in the early 90s, but I imagine Manning/Brady games had a similar vibe.

[@xxextinct3942]

Pm is my fav player of all time gonna miss those especially but ill just miss his presence

[@DM7817]

Yep I was at the last one. Unbelievable rivalry.

[@joshlockhartnetwork]

Hogdale Peyton was Brady’s kryptonite.

[@danburke311]

@@joshlockhartnetwork and pre 2006 brady was peyton's kryponite

[@ckmoore101]

Man, I forgot how strong Peytons arm was in the early years.

[@warriorlanguage3702]

bullets

[@ctrlaltcreate3827]

Dude was low key strong as fuck in general

[@caidendaniel24]

For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23 Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤

[@jkefel_03]

@@caidendaniel24Amen

[@spinner3906]

Prime Peyton had a stronger arm than prime Brady

[@kawythowy867]

Peyton was the man. A true gentleman. Great for the game. Calm. Quiet. I live in Indiana and I have to tell you it was a treat to have such a gentleman and a true example of how a man should act in Pro Football and off the field. Thanks Peyton. Hope your diggin retirement Colt alumni.

[@werdnakas7428]

Except for rubbing his nuts on a trainers forehead

[@redalertsteve_]

The best why to describe Peyton Manning is that he’s an offensive coordinator on the field. A rare type of player that we might not see in another 10 to 20 years

[@sugaashow]

Danny Dimes.

[@Hawksjoker8]

I don’t think we will see anyone like him again. He changed the position.

[@ryanwest5179]

Severely doubt we’ll ever see a QB like Peyton Manning again. He was an anomaly. And nowadays the NFL prioritizes athleticism at the QB position over IQ of the game. It’s hard to even rank Peyton among other QBs because he’s just so drastically unique. Like you said, he was the offensive coordinator. He just was. He called the plays. He managed the entire offense. He’s meant more to a team than any other player in the history of the sport. No matter how many rings Brady, or any other QB gets, they’ll never be a more valuable player to a team than Peyton Manning was to the Colts.

[@tentenuwu]

yall talking like brady doesnt exist lmao stfu you clowns. stay here in the past.

[@360jamil]

@@tentenuwu yoo it wouldn’t be no brady without payton

[@jakebengtsson8991]

marvin harrison is a damn legend. colts offense was so fun to watch in early 2000s

[@CordellWallers]

Honestly at the time it was terrible to watch but 20 years later it’s fun🤣

[@kaalen24]

His Denver years really showed everyone who doubted him, what this man was made of. He went right back to breaking records and taking his team deep in the playoffs. Incredible man. I'm honored to have grown up in Rural Louisiana close to where the Manning family grew up.

[@caidendaniel24]

Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9

[@incrediblystupid9244]

someone better come grab their disciple@@caidendaniel24

[@donaewestonpiperjr.4575]

Peyton Manning and John Elway are the two single reasons why I love this game so much…these guys absolutely changed football forever. I get absolute chills down my spine every time I watch these highlights.

[@funcrusher7052]

john elway is tainted with broncos salary cap cheating. peyton a g tho

[@tgriffin3059]

@@funcrusher7052 Elway made his name carrying weak teams deep into the postseason with virtually no help. Nobody whined about how they handled the salary cap til they got good...which is typical...

[@kenemielittlejohn1784]

To say I missed him when he retired is an understatement! He was one of my favorites! I loved his cerebral approach to the game!

[@SPTO]

Never forget....OMAHA!

[@asiberiantiger188]

SPTO Defenders still hear that in their nightmares to this day

[@derivedcunt1814]

😅

[@Conspo_1]

Nebraska

[@HHicks44]

"Can't throw as well as I used to, can't move or run as well as I used to, but I always had pretty good timing. And it felt like the right time and I'll always be grateful.." Damn Manning you were a stud, and a class act. The NFL will never be the same without you.

[@Thehubb1]

Most technically skilled QB to ever play the game. Doesn't have the rings Brady does, but I think Manning was the better football player.

[@disco_potato945]

@@prod.drewuplife3575 you're a bum stfu

[@nickyung9318]

Kanye south lmfao imagine being a brady bandwagon

[@Bradensw1332]

Kanye south there in the same tier atleast

[@Thehubb1]

I think comparing him to Brady is totally reasonable. Tbh if Manning had the stability at the organizational and head coaching level they may have won even more than 6. A lot of TB's success is from the structure of the Pats. Brady is an all time great QB don't misunderstand me but they weren't on the same playing field when you compare the colts to the pats as football teams from top to bottom let's just be real

[@johnkreese1343]

@@prod.drewuplife3575 Brady was a sytem qb

[@joshuaholloway2487]

That’s my quarterback right there. I’ve been a Colts fan since the mid 90’s, and Manning is just the man. Smart, technically gifted, was like a spark plug on offense, and honestly a top 10 Qb. Greatest of all time? Everybody has their own opinion about that, but he’s the greatest to me. Granted those Colts and Bronco teams had great offenses, but the colts defenses were always suspect at best. Those broncos defenses though were straight terrifying.

[@HazardFamily23]

Just like everybody said...if he had the broncos defense throughout his Colt's career...he would have the same amount of 💍's as TB12 😔💯

[@gloryboyentertainment790]

I'm a Bronco fan and always liked Peyton before as a colt hated playing against him then he went to the broncos and I love everything he did here as well

[@isiahpatton5460]

I feel so lucky to have witnessed such greatness in my lifetime, not only as a Football fan but a die hard Colts fan.

[@user-xk4td8dj6w]

Great team, legendary

[@tgriffin3059]

I'm a lifelong Colts fan, and I'll say, without equivocation, that he's the single most overrated player in NFL history.

[@Bob-zh7lr]

@@tgriffin3059 Youre not a Colt fan. I grew up in Indy. That reminds me how many years have the Colts went to the playoffs since that idiot Irsay stabbed Peyton in the back? Andrew Luck??? Lmao

[@tgriffin3059]

@@Bob-zh7lr Oh, I'm a LIFELONG Colts fan...that's why I'm so opinionated. Sure, Manning was a good player, by modern standards. But I watched Manning drop into the fetal position too many times when he saw a rusher coming...He played like a woman. Luck played a man's game. I'd take Luck ANY DAY...Go back through Colts history, and I'd rather have Unitas or Jones, too...In fact, in a tough game, I'd take HARBAUGH...

[@caidendaniel24]

Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤

[@Maal7432]

Respect that man. If you don’t, you’re not a football fan.

[@ssamw28]

jmaal2345 big fax

[@everydaffodil5344]

jmaal2345 truth, arguably the GOAT. Ppl need to stop denying that.

[@twik2699]

He is no Brady!

[@dfkeija8213]

@greg garner Despite all that, there is no denying his intelligence on the field.

[@ssamw28]

greg garner Ok Shut up😂😂😂

[@Mikeplaysdbd]

I still think Peyton is the greatest football qb ever and im texan fan

[@erichall090909]

I do too. Although Mahomes might give him a run for his money in the next few years. But watching him is just different. Mahomes has the talent and athleticism that Peyton didn’t. Peyton did it through sheer intelligence and practice

[@jdmoore988]

My favorite player of all time and I'm a Cowboys fan 🤫

[@Mikeplaysdbd]

@@erichall090909 yea sir but Peyton is a very intelligent player anf is extremely competitive he was like the mj of nfl i mean he got pissed off one time just because one of his wide receiver didnt run the correct route you can find it on utube.

[@SpinningbacKFisT]

Who cares virgin

[@somerandompatriotsfan4415]

@@erichall090909 You are overrating Mahomes.

[@IPushHard]

Im a Steelers fan. Peyton was fucking incredible. Loved to watch him play football.

[@brianmcintyre503]

He goes to 2 more super bowls if big ben doesn't make a shoe strong tackle and Jacoby Jones doesnt make an amazing return.

[@brianmcintyre503]

My bad Jones was a catch.

[@jeancarlosberasgoico8445]

From a Brady guy. Peyton ALWAYS made it tough and never easy. Legend of the game and one of the best to every play the position. It was a privilege to watch him play the game live.

[@kennethyoung4768]

Man I grew up a dolphins fan getting to watch Marino play for 17 years. After he retired I was still a dolphins fan but I got to enjoy watching Manning play for his entire career. The man was a genius at the quarterback position!

[@baileymoyer9777]

Peyton Manning is one of those player that I think everyone can agree was just a spectacle to watch. There is simply no other guy like him to ever play the game he complained changed how QBs play. And everyone misses the Brady vs Manning games without a doubt the best rivalry in football history! Every time they completed you knew it was going to be a great game! Manning is without a doubt the player I miss most and wish could still continue to play

[@calcaleb7041]

Man that Reggie Wayne could catch anything

[@Igotouhere]

I forgot about the dance move in the Super Bowl-immediately after Devin Hester ran the opening kick back! Hilarious! 💪🏿🕺🏿

[@Crunchysopa52]

Easily one of the best to ever do it and step on the gridiron, period. I really do miss seeing him dissect defenses like this on Sundays. A well done, & much well deserved NFL Legends tribute vid!

[@hairtrigger8317]

That Indy vs TB game the year after TB won the Superbowl was the best comeback I've ever seen and probably ever will see. I moved to the US from the UK when I was 11 back in 1994, took me sometime to get into to football but between the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Indianapolis Colts I became a huge fan. Watching Peyton play is what made me a Colts fan since I hadn't really had an NFL team I considered mine until about 2001 and with the Colts picking up Bob Sanders and Dallas Clark not long after it was just perfect for me as a Hawkeye fan too. During those colt days though you never felt like the game was out of reach if you were down by a few scores because you knew the offense had the potential to light it up and comeback. Seeing Peyton leave the Colts was tough for me, he was why I became a huge Colts fan and I still wish we would have kept him but it is what it is, I'm still a Colts fan even though its a bit rough currently. I'm glad he got to continue to play though, that injury was a rough one, it was hard watching him on another team but I was happy he got another SB ring.

[@Tres_Nueve]

I wasn't ready to see Kobe, that hurt me

[@Tres_Nueve]

@ what a strange response

[@isthatronfr]

Tres Nueve yeah that was very weird like we can’t mourn the loss of a childhood hero

[@ShawnFX]

Kobe was murdered by the elites, he was a sacrifice, that's the price you gotta pay when you make it big time in Hollywood

[@nyrieannanaya8042]

Stfu already

[@Brawley_jit]

JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR LOVES YOU ALL JOHN 3:16-17

[@jrpgweeb]

There was this one year where the Colts receivers led the league in like every category. Harrison the most receptions, Wayne the most yards, and Stokely having the most yards per catch

[@joshlockhartnetwork]

Karuizawa Kei the way Peyton had that ball on a string I am not surprised.

[@dustincupples7735]

Manning was my favorite thing about football. One of, if not the best to ever do it. Stats were incredible no matter who he had to work with. Changed the game and now it isnt the same without him.

[@DarthBane-zf8wv]

I remember growing up watching Manning and when he went to Denver I became a Broncos fan because of him. He truly has the perfect career arch from Rookie to Retirement he did it all.

[@P0RKINS2]

I agree. It hasn't been as enjoyable for me w/o having him still playing. Most of the games I catch most regularly are probably re-broadcasts of his old games on NFL Network or ESPN Classic.

[@robinschmalbrock5357]

If it wasn't for his injuries he could have played a few more years at the highest level as Brees and Brady do. Those two had far more luck regarding injuries and, except for Brees with passing yards, wouldn't be able to even get close to Manning's records otherwise.

[@Old-Boy_BEbop]

@@robinschmalbrock5357 thats been my biggest argument, Brady and Brees has much longer careers... also Brad had Bill Belichick behind his career, not to take away from Brees and Brady amazing amazing elite QB's but Peyton Manning was and is the GOAT.

[@indy_go_blue6048]

@@P0RKINS2 Many of the Colts' games with Peyton are available on YT as well, and w/o those damned commercials.

[@ArrowAffliction]

Him and Brady have been fun to watch. I hated my team playing them but the way they both studied the game and exicuted it is truly amazing.

[@gman0970]

It was awesome hearing that Peyton had signed with the broncos and being able to witness first hand how amazing he really was

[@MannyTwice]

I've never seen ANY QB control the offense AND opposing defense like Peyton....the 🐐

[@hannahtanski3911]

that’s what makes him better then brady in my opinion

[@jenyakostak2155]

1.Tom, 2. Unitas, 3. Peyton, 4.Marino, 5. Brees. He revolutionized this fucking game, right there, on the top

[@quanthomas5339]

Unitas😂😂😂

[@aryaanhyder1931]

The real question is... When is madden gaining rights to him so we can have a 99 Ultimate Legends Peyton Manning .

[@RIPOBJ]

How does that work??

[@myst_rain352]

Right I want him on my team

[@BNuttSack]

People still blow money on those p2w packs every year?

[@piquelitojr]

BNuttSack yes sir!!!

[@firedell1031]

This aged VERY well, considering he's on the cover of Madden 20

[@eddixon2015]

His first two seasons with the Broncos were absolutely unbelievable, I never had more fun watching Football than in the 2013 season, and a lot of that fun came from Peyton Manning.

[@Julian-jd5yj]

Rest in peace DT.... from a bolts fan you frustrated the hell out of me. The greatest compliment I can give about your game

[@x3wildcard]

"The Sheriff" is such a fitting nickname.

[@jakobwedel3168]

He's the greatest ever in my book

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

yer book is for 2 year olds

Greatest bullshit quarterback you mean. After 3 neck surgeries, Manning was protected from not allowed to be rushed by anyone. The referee, sanctioned by NFL, protected Manning. I didn't see him being rush or tackled at all after his neck surgeries. WOW.... painfully obvious.

[@kenallday4786]

Update Goat 🐐 Brady vs Peyton Manning Touchdown passes regular season Brady 577✔️ (most all time) Peyton 539 Interceptions all time regular season Brady 190 Peyton 251✔️ Passer rating Brady 97.1✔️ Peyton 96.5 Conference titles Brady 9✔️ (most all time) Peyton 4 Superbowl Titles Brady 6✔️ (most all time player) Peyton 2 Superbowl Mvps Brady 4✔️ (most all time) Peyton 1 Total Mvps (League and Superbowl) Brady 7✔️ (most all time) Peyton 6 Playoff touchdown passes Brady 73✔️ (most all time) Peyton 42 Combine touchdown passes regular season and playoffs Brady 650✔️ (most all time) Peyton 581 Goat 🐐 Brady more touchdown passes, fewer interceptions, higher passer rating, better td to int ratio, more total mvps, comference titles, superbowl rings, superbowl mvps, playoff game winning drives then Peyton Manning Age 43 Tom Brady 36 tds and 11 ints and 101 passer rating Age 39 Peyton Manning 9 tds and 17 ints and 67 passer rating Greatest Quarterbacks all time 1. Tom Brady 2. Joe Montana 3. Peyton Manning 4. John Elway 5. Johnny Unitas

[@ATX-js1to]

@@kenallday4786 preach

[@telisahampton8135]

@@kenallday4786 no Drew bress

[@vonster4117]

The Real Goat! Revolutionized the QB position.

[@y--8449]

Goat 🐐 Brady > Peyton Manning Passing Touchdowns Brady 581✔️ (1st all time) Peyton 539 Interceptions Peyton 251✔️ Brady 191 Passer rating Brady 97.3✔️ Peyton 96.5 Playoff passing touchdowns Brady 83✔️ (1st all time) Peyton 42 Combined regular season and playoff touchdown passes Brady 664✔️ (1st all time) Peyton 581 Conference titles Brady 10✔️ (most all time) Peyton 4 Superbowl rings Brady 7✔️(most ever player) Peyton 2 Superbowl Mvps Brady 5✔️ (most all time) Peyton 1 Total Mvps (League and Superbowl) Brady 8✔️ (most all time) Peyton 6 Tom Brady better all time Quarterback then Peyton Manning easily 😂 You have no argument to back up yo statements saying Peyton > Brady Tom Brady more touchdown passes, fewer interceptions, better passer rating, better td to int ratio, more rings, superbowl mvps, total mvps, playoff passing touchdowns, playoff game winning drives then Peyton Manning Age 39 Peyton Manning 9 tds and 17 ints and 67.9 passer rating final season Age 43 Tom Brady 40 tds and 12 ints and 102.2 passer rating last season Greatest Quarterbacks all time Top 3 1. Tom Brady 2. Joe Montana 3. Peyton Manning

[@jjrhs]

@@y--8449I like how you fold league MVPs in with SBMVPs to hide the fact that manning had, not just more than Brady, but the most of anyone of all time as if you know that it creates a solid case for Manning as the 🐐 lol. Sure, Brady has the rings and a better final season but if Colts manning had the defenses Brady had or even that his later Broncos teams then he’d have the hardware. Rings are a team accomplishment, but league MVPs across different teams/throughout your career means you’ve been consistently THE BEST player in the league.

[@wilart1792]

My favorite qb, you the best NFL Throwback!

[@sanastela]

What a QB. Some People say he did not perform in the playoffs, but he was really great... 4 SB, 2 wins and many great moments. The only thing that I feel could be better is that he had only one regular season with less than 10 INT.

[@KaelanF]

Well he did throw the ball a lot lol

[@s.wawrzyniak7198]

R.I.P Kobe Bryant one of the greatest players of all time and one of the greatest people of all time he will be missed

[@hailhydra5738]

I wouldn’t call somebody who got accused of rape one of the best people of all time

[@wm_9640]

@@hailhydra5738we don’t assassinate someone’s character based on accusations bud

[@TheKindredblades]

This is my quarterback! Always will. Thank you Peyton!!! You are the best!

[@stephenrogers981]

Highest QB IQ ever. Still my favourite QB along with Kurt Warner!

[@johnreese7973]

As a bears fan, he was my favorite non-bear. It was extra helpful to have that respect when he beat us for the super bowl.

[@DakotahFaye]

One of my favorite Super Bowls! Was definitely rooting for the Bears.

[@rebeccadecker1672]

@@DakotahFaye I attended that Superbowl, nose bleed section, miserable rain and surrounded by bears!! It was very hard to sit through the first quarter. The bears around us left shortly after halftime. Prince at halftime was a win win. As I told my husband, we have to go to XLI what if it never happens again, you will never forgive yourself. We paid the scalpers $1,500 per, sat in the rain and watched the greatest game ever played! I wouldn't have missed it for the world. LOVE Peyton Manning!!

[@brianmcintyre503]

That's called a traitor. U should have hated him that day. Respect ok but not being ok losing the chip.

[@DavidRobinson-jd1pe]

Classic! Loved to watch Peyton play. His animations confused the defense and the defensive coaches as well. You never knew where he was going to throw the ball and you couldn't stop him if you did. They played the vertical game and stretched the field. One of the most brilliant and strategic moves the Colts made in the Super Bowl against the Bears in the latter stages of the game was to start running the ball. ❤ ❤ Loved that team, the coaches, and all the players, but especially Peyton.

[@dantheman5745]

Been watching the NFL since 1971. In all those years, for me, there have been 2 players that I'd drop everything to watch: Barry Sanders & Peyton Manning. Not only electrifying, revolutionary players, but good men of impeccable character. I'm glad I got to watch them both.

[@Cthulhu_t]

Man, I miss the days of the colts-patriots rivalry. It was so incredible to see both Manning and Brady at their primes. This is coming from a Colts fan btw

[@earlputnal9124]

There's no question he was going to be a first ballot Hall of Famer. It's been an honor to watch you play the game. Congrats Peyton. You deserve it man.

[@emoney9295]

Greatest qb ever. I'm glad he got the 2nd ring wish he had more.

[@Alt-uy9xp]

Wish he and elway had one game against each other. They were in the nfl one year.

[@blorblol]

A highlight reel will never do Peyton Manning justice. All the pre-snap stuff is lost, the audibles and reads where Manning was scanning the defense and digging for gold. There still is nothing like the experience of turning on your TV and watching Manning at work in the no huddle, screaming in code at the offensive line, and thinking "what the hell is this guy doing?" It was weird, hypnotic, and a lot of fun to watch whether it went down in flames or worked like a charm.

[@WONANDONESPORTS]

all that to lose in the playoffs majority of the time

[@blorblol]

@@WONANDONESPORTS I think he's 14-13 overall? idk how you define majority though

[@WONANDONESPORTS]

@@blorblol didnt reach a winning playoff record until the last 2 runs was

[@joethebassplayer]

I was at the Monday night game in Tampa when the Colts came back to win... It was my very first time at an NFL game and none have ever come close that level of excitement!

[@therri3n96]

When you ask me who my favorite player all time is, I'm saying Peyton Manning every single time, no competition

[@indy_go_blue6048]

1-2, 2-1 Peyton Manning, Walter Payton. No one else even close.

[@hellarice5672]

As a colts fan and growing up watching you ever Sunday Peyton I thank you for being such a great leader and QB

[@Yes.its_me]

Thank you Peyton for being "OUR" quarterback ! A Indy fan from years ago.

[@aaronhardy3348]

Preparation, awareness, accuracy (location/timing) and mobility. He had great receivers who could run routes and some who had enough speed. Then there was his ability to throw them open…putting the ball in a place where even his receiver had to stretch, dive or jump to make the catch. Absolutely Top 5 All-Time!

[@yuezhang]

His throws and his receivers are amazing great teamwork. Gotta give it to the man those throws are like homing missiles.

[@dylanmccutchen6011]

This video shoulda been made a long time ago!!!!!!!

[@dre3k78]

The smartest man to play the hardest position in ANY sport. Always humble....gave and got respect from everyone.

[@tonya4029]

Marino paved the way and Manning took it to another level.

[@joewood5342]

Just watch the video again. Harrison was not the only receiver that caught over 500 plus touchdowns. Harrison was great, but Manning is the guy who directed that offense, and put them in the position to be great. Just watch the video again.

Manning did take it to another level. He had 3 neck surgeries and miraculously never been tackled or rushed afterwards. the NFL protected their GOLDEN BOY. Otherwise, he would have been sacked and permanently, F-UP his neck and risk being paralyzed from the neck down. No, he was protected. Go watch your golden boy after his neck surgeries. Not a single tackle or rush.

[@tonya4029]

@ They did the same with Brady and mostly all the modern QBs. Rules change son.

[@AllUpOns]

@ Even if that was true... so what? He was already the GOAT by then.

[@dennisburpo1795]

Sorry, Slinging Sammy Baugh paved the way. He changed the game and it stayed the same until the next player to change the game, and it was not Tom Brady

[@danielguerrero2731]

I’m a raiders fan but Peyton is my favorite qb ever. The thing I loved the most was how he moved people around at the line of scrimmage, changed plays if he needed to. I loved how he commanded people at the line of scrimmage. He was a legit field general. I respect his game.

[@aronkaspar6369]

I wish it was 20 years ago so I could see Manning again in his prime. really could tear up a defense.

[@GamerModeTwentyThree]

I have tremendous respect and we are all honored to see him as a man and a player to play of the field the greatest quarterback of all time thank you Peyton for all the memorable years and plays and moments 🏆🏆🐐🙏💪💪🔥

[@Vmh1717]

Gruden

[@thunter992]

Just a few more months till football starts back up. Thank you for my fix

[@Markus_4.0ooh]

Im getting some tears... Thank YOU Payton Manning, Harrison, and Wayne.

[@Markus_4.0ooh]

@ lol don't be mad we had a good quarterback. In guessing you either a brady fan or.. Rodgers... If not those two, you either didn't make a Superbowl or playoffs.

[@borisfenestra]

I am a die hard Patriots fan. I spent every year of Peyton's career praying for him to fall short. But I cannot deny this man's greatness. He is everything right with the quarterback position and if Brady had stayed on the bench, he would be the undisputed GOAT.

[@jeremyroberts8822]

As a colts fan that’s exactly how I felt about you guys lol. I hated the patriots for so long cus I just wanted to see our team go all the way just once and when we finally did it was amazing. I’ll never forget that afc championship comeback, me and my dad watched it all and it almost felt surreal to see us finally break through to the super bowl. Brady and the patriots got the best of us more times than not but it was never easy. One of the greatest rivalries ever

[@borisfenestra]

@@jeremyroberts8822 and I have to say, despite our differences, I think we can agree that we both wish that era lasted forever.

[@jeremyroberts8822]

@@borisfenestra definitely!

[@seanbertram8239]

Jeff Saturday pancakes wilfork 8:57

[@charlesgorman4919]

IMO, Jeff Saturday belongs in the Hall of Fame.

[@rwjehs8101]

@@charlesgorman4919 You're god damn right he does

[@bradsully6620]

@@charlesgorman4919 How many years has he been out of the league now? But I agree he deserves to be in the HOF.

[@freetayk8593]

@@charlesgorman4919 I’d say a lot of people from the 2000’s colts. Manning, Dallas Clark, Reggie, Marvin, Freeney, and Mathis are all hofers imo

[@WO2411]

Payton will always be my GOAT 💯

[@iheartpanic00]

I'm lucky enough to have his signature on a jersey framed. He is the GOAT don't care what anyone else says

[@paulwilliams8982]

Thats the only autograph from the NFL that I want. Peyton.

[@brian-vz5hz]

You gotta catch him during a Bushe's baked beans commercial shoot then.

[@magsxoa4519]

Oh man.. the opening with Kobe.. rip.. these two will go down as the Goat.. loved watching both Kobe and Peytons careers.

[@blackops4637]

I miss the Sunday night games staying up watching Brady and Manning as a kid.

[@michaelfidler6223]

Now we gotta do a Marvin Harrison vid he looked unstoppable

[@raulcastro3277]

My boy always had a beautiful rainbow pass, it would arc so well at just the right place and time. A master at his position. It wasn't just his arm, it was his intelligence to read the other teams offense and how to beat them.

[@stephenkelly8169]

It’s so sad. I clicked this video to see some throws from Payton and the first person to pop up was Kobe Bryant who died today. It’s a sad day in sports history.

[@deepseathriver6400]

Now been 1 year man and it still doesn't seem right 🙏

[@Syte425]

In my eyes Peyton is the GOAT. Broke defenses down while under snap. Complete game controller. We miss you here in Indy 18

[@jjb1908]

You should have taken a chance on him in 2012, instead of drafting Andrew Luck. Luck probably wouldn't have retired early if you kept Peyton Manning, cause he went over to a safer team. Anyway, it was nice beating you in the Super bowl with Tracey Porter

[@slugcult1973]

Peyton Manning was like having an offensive coordinator who just happens to be an elite quarterback. It doesn't seem fair.

[@hepples77]

i will argue until the end of time that peyton was the GOAT

[@gabesoto9301]

Hepples 1987 I’m right there with you my brother. I will go to my grave saying Manning is the GOAT. It’s a team sport but Manning literally carried his team throughout 99% of his career. Somehow people forget that when Manning and Brady were both playing, Manning was generally regarded as the better player. There’s a reason he’s a 5x MVP.

[@jakemiller6553]

@@gabesoto9301 When they were both playing, Peyton had 2 rings, and Brady had 4. Peyton had 5 MVPS, and Brady only had 2. Peyton had the edge

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

@@jakemiller6553 Steve Nash won more MVPs than Shaq. MVPs mean nothing. They are a popularity contest based on regular season only.

[@gabesoto9301]

Jake Miller Brady is amazing don’t get me wrong, but he ALWAYS had the better overall team and system. Colts never had an above average defense, when they won the SB against the Bears their defense was the 16th ranked defense. Average at its best. Without Manning the Colts would’ve been atrocious. The year he gets hurt they go 2-14 with Curtis Painter at QB.

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

@@gabesoto9301 You're saying that Curtis Painter, who never won a single football game in his CAREER, proves that Manning is better than Brady? A guy who NEVER EVEN STARTED A GAME outside of that one season when Indy was losing on purpose? Do you know how stupid that sounds?

[@tylerlarsen1842]

He'll be in the Hall of Fame come 2021. There's no way that Manning will get snubbed on his first ballot. It would be completely idiotic.

[@sann980]

if he doesnt get in unanimously then the people who vote are on crack

[@brandoncargill6135]

Easiest first round unanimous decision ever.

[@coryhoneycutt8284]

Lol. N0 shit, nobody would ever argue that

[@seanstewart84]

This aged well

[@JaredMaxwell904]

W

[@melvinshine9841]

I still miss him. If there's another qb who took two different franchises to the Super Bowl AND won, I can't think of him right now. Watching him do his thing at the line, sometimes right up until the play clock hit 1, was always entertaining. Plus, he made sure no one will ever forget that "OMAHA!" is a place that exists.

[@byers31303]

greg garner Greg Garner is a dickhead

[@wyattjohnston4443]

@greg garner that's why he wins two and Tom wins 6, he thrives against strong and cocky defenses reading them like a hawk

[@Northphilly-wu4oq]

@greg garner oh you sound silly

[@wyattjohnston4443]

@greg garner what Superbowls are you talking about

[@wyattjohnston4443]

@greg garner I know, I messed up on my facts mb

[@starshiptrooper7670]

I grew up on the Baltimore Colts and Johnny Unitas. My college team? Tennessee Volunteers. Peyton Manning came to UT and blew our minds. Then he goes to the Colts! Seeing him in a Colts helmet was a gift from the football gods. In Knoxville he's a legend. On campus he has a statue and a street named after him. 'Peyton Manning Pass.' 🏈🏈

[@sherrigaskin5656]

I spent the first 45 of my 50 yrs living 20 minutes from downtown Indy. Obviously I was a HUGE Colts fan. When he went to Denver, I became a HUGE Bronco fan. Love Peyton. Steve

[@Xeroxmyassiluv]

I still don’t think we truly realize how great he really was. He changed the game, he won multiple superbowls and championship games, broke every record imaginable while basically being the offensive coach, brought in a whole new game to the NFL. Did so many things before passing became easier. He did it with numerous different head coaches, coaching staffs, offenses, receivers, and even teams. Not to mention a neck injury that should of left him paralyzed on the right side. It’s HOW he did it that makes him so incredible. As the decades pass and new QBs come and go and records fall. He will always be remembered as the one who changed the guard and brought in the true art of being an NFL QB. Such a legend.

[@keres9580]

Can you do a Career Highlights Of Marvin Harrison? Edit: If not do a one with Reggie Wayne Other edit: I love you!

[@farhanlabib925]

They already made both. Just search it up.

[@keres9580]

No they didn’t, I tried to search it but it wasn’t there

[@amberhines01]

You mean Marve the murderer Harrison?

[@sargentbrisk2210]

I’m a pats and I used to hate this guy but now that he’s retired I love this guy he was a great football player, if u ask me I think he is the best regular season nfl QB to play the game he easily could have won more super bowls and been up there with Tom Brady.

[@sauljimmytakavic4286]

That's because the AFC south was a cupcake division, but not anymore

[@KaelanF]

@@sauljimmytakavic4286 so was Bradys division. Peyton almost never had a defense or consistent coaching like Brady had

[@adelissahunsley]

I used to think football was slow and boring but my dad was watching it one September day in 2006 and I was in awe of this guy and all his beautiful throws and I said The colts are going to the superbowl. I learned more about football and the beauty and strategy that is in it in that year than I had my whole life. I was 25 when I became a football fan. I don't really like sports but football really has it all. There is the strategy for the cerebrals like me, there is the artistry, there is the kicking each other's butts for the more testosterone filled male, then there are the record books. I have memorized every team's superbowl wins and losses and if my particular team isn't doing well that season I root for the underdogs. I watched the 4 falls of Buffalo and cried. Hope they get their Chicago cubs moment and put that losing streak to rest one day. This year my picks are somewhat unlikely but I am hoping for Texans and Packers. Texans are the only team to not only ever get to the superbowl but have never been in an AFC Championship game. I would be happy if either team won but I would like Aaron Rodgers to get one more ring. I have been told I am not a true fan because I hop around. I mostly root for the people I fall in love with. I was a colts fan, then a Giants fan, a broncos fan and back to Giants. If Eli goes somewhere else I will probably start with that team. I have been a Packers fan when the Giants aren't playing because I love the pass play and Aaron Rodgers has an arm like few out there. Getting to know the running game a little more with Deshawn Watson of the Texans. I am a gal that loves football. (and deathly hates the patriots lol) And it all started with the GOAT in my mind, in football and in life, someone you can look up to a good decent Christian and humble soul, Mr Peyton Manning.

[@Ace-rh9hx]

I’m three years late watching this. Life long raven fan but to me he the goat

[@jeremyjackson2452]

As a Bears/Patriots fan I despised the man but I respected him so much

[@williamandrews3077]

Best QB ever brady might have more rings but imagine if peyton had a coach that good he'd have ten rings no question peyton is the goat

[@fhoeschasepape]

William Andrews and a defense defenses was always trash smh

[@rockedthecrapout]

Peyton did had good coaches, Jim Mora flipped the colts from 3-13 to 13-3, with Dungy it was routinary to win 12 games a season it's just that the Pats cheat every year.

[@tentenuwu]

brady is just better sorry. and he still grinding today.

[@boochtron]

hey i'm from the future and Brady just won a ring with another coach. a pothead coach

[@y--8449]

Goat 🐐 Brady > Peyton Manning Passing Touchdowns Brady 581✔️ (1st all time) Peyton 539 Interceptions Peyton 251✔️ Brady 191 Passer rating Brady 97.3✔️ Peyton 96.5 Playoff passing touchdowns Brady 83✔️ (1st all time) Peyton 42 Combined regular season and playoff touchdown passes Brady 664✔️ (1st all time) Peyton 581 Conference titles Brady 10✔️ (most all time) Peyton 4 Superbowl rings Brady 7✔️(most ever player) Peyton 2 Superbowl Mvps Brady 5✔️ (most all time) Peyton 1 Total Mvps (League and Superbowl) Brady 8✔️ (most all time) Peyton 6 Tom Brady better all time Quarterback then Peyton Manning easily 😂 You have no argument to back up yo statements saying Peyton > Brady Tom Brady more touchdown passes, fewer interceptions, better passer rating, better td to int ratio, more rings, superbowl mvps, total mvps, playoff passing touchdowns, playoff game winning drives then Peyton Manning Age 39 Peyton Manning 9 tds and 17 ints and 67.9 passer rating final season Age 43 Tom Brady 40 tds and 12 ints and 102.2 passer rating last season Greatest Quarterbacks all time Top 3 1. Tom Brady 2. Joe Montana 3. Peyton Manning

[@dylanfoliga2881]

The Greatest Regular Season QB Of All Time

[@galagize9233]

It took him like 6 seasons to finally win a playoff game

[@camerondeceglie7447]

This guy was a legend. How can you dislike him

[@svscared]

I don't care how many people say otherwise, Peyton is still the GOAT as far as I'm concerned.

[@icetray2727]

The greatest *REGULAR SEASON* QB of all time

[@lucasscully1905]

@Charlie G I'm a Lifelong Colts fan, Peyton is and has always been my guy, but the thing is he always fell off during the playoffs. 2nd best all time man

[@mr.generic5100]

@Charlie G goats don't throw game losing pick sixes in superbowls

[@mr.generic5100]

@Charlie G goats dont get blown out in superbowls either.

[@bootitup6927]

Because Montana is the best, right?

[@davidpierce9949]

And he had Brady's and BBs # in the playoffs!

[@DM7817]

Don't be stealing Jeff Joniak quotes and spinning them towards the Colts in the SB... he's the Peyton Manning of radio broadcasters, and us bears fans love having him

[@SNQ1]

I think Brandon Stokely and Peyton have some type of friendship because they both went to the Broncos, and we're both with the Colts.

[@noworldforeric]

In terms of field general, there will never be another. Coming from a die-hard Patriots fan who despised this man every time he was facing off against my team. Even Tom fails in comparison to the leadership of Peyton. An absolute legend.

[@Dmoney_93]

I miss this man so much as a Colts fan. Growing up watching him play was truly a blessing to see.

[@MHNK77]

Doesn't matter how much praise he gets, if he's not called the GOAT, he's being disrespected

[@byers31303]

greg garner you fucking loser, did you really respond to every positive comment like a dumbass? Get a fucking life

[@MHNK77]

@greg garner hahahaha Pussified nation, unite!!

[@wyattjohnston4443]

@@byers31303 you obviously don't have a life responding to his comment

[@PedroMartinez-tt7lr]

@matt matt Don't cry Matt

[@urganp2798]

@greg gamer if that's the case then why does manning have a winning record against Brady in playoffs