Peyton Manning Calling Plays is Next Level 🤯

Watch Peyton Manning call plays like he's back in the huddle on the ManningCast.

[@DustinPlatt]

Peyton's forehead holds all football knowledge since 1952.

[@thesportsguy3609]

fivehead

[@AmazingBlaze0]

@@thesportsguy3609 just down right disrespectful😂

[@iikwoodii5565]

Hilarious and a tad disrespectful, but also true.

[@saddsatan]

@@thesportsguy3609sixhead

[@miked8728]

18head

[@Revbone450]

Dude was basically an offensive coordinator as a QB.

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

I have heard NFL players say that 🏉

[@deandrenicholas2545]

​@Cody Hess you ain't lyin.. about any of it. I'm fairly certain that Peyton pretty much invented the wr route tree running it in practice the way he did with Wayne and Harrison. No teams were doing that shit pre game before then that I can think of

[@006.luca.vl.]

He was at the probowl a few weeks ago😂

[@d.s5508]

He was called the Sheriff for a reason

[@jacobmartin3005]

Dude made me a colt fan for life and im from utah bro

[@sedrykleftwich2185]

Peyton’s veins were popping out of his head and neck as he was reading that. Proving that every time he memorizes a play it grows his cranium

[@aaronflowers8881]

Lol these comments are hilarious

[@SnuggieMaple]

Fr

[@ConnexCrewTV]

he was living football to the fullest

[@Daveinthebox171]

Jimmy neutrons uncle

[@aaronflowers8881]

@@Daveinthebox171 lol

[@MVuke84]

Peyton Manning has forgotten more about football, than I'll ever dream of knowing.

[@devinhoyt1700]

Forgotten 😂😂 like what name a few

[@austinvance3404]

Actually his head is that big because he’s never forgotten any football he’s consumed

[@devinhoyt1700]

I’m still waiting

[@MVuke84]

@devinhoyt1135 It's an expression my dude, dear lord 🤣... You've never heard that one before obviously. I've heard it my whole life, having many uncles that still say it.

[@devinhoyt1700]

@@MVuke84 you must forget lessons you’ve learned then you shouldn’t do that deer friend forgetfulness is the first sign of Alzheimer’s

[@Twomps]

Peyton is the best qb I've ever seen. He had complete control of his offense.

[@Didyourmomtwice]

Lame

[@goofy_xf6223]

Facts! The true GOAT

[@luiscanchola3469]

​@@DidyourmomtwicePeyton won the most season MVPs

[@Didyourmomtwice]

@@luiscanchola3469 hooray

[@disneyforthewin]

Peyton and Eli are likeable and so entertaining.....will stay up late to watch em

[@bidensniffed.myballs6894]

bro the broncos seashawks manning cast was gold

[@willbutler2639]

Shannon Sharpe was livid🤣Peyton motioning for the time out and no timeout was taken. Too funny

[@wvu05]

​@@bidensniffed.myballs6894 Kick what!?!?!?!

[@wvu05]

They've ruined me for traditional broadcasters of football.

[@ronalddepesa6221]

I am life long OG Pats fan and absolutely LOVE these two!!

[@markpang8847]

Bent over at the hips to give his offense a chance to hear him. Legendary.

[@MooseMeus]

i leaned toward my monitor when he did it.

[@mambotango73]

@@MooseMeus😂😂😂

[@VisableToAnyoneOnYouTube]

@@MooseMeuslol

[@davidfontana5291]

Man probably was in a flashback with his guys around him the whole time he called that play. Legend

[@nicholascmartinez]

The best QB mind ever to play the game. A true field general.

[@AWACH11]

Warren Moon, Randall cunningham, Mike Vick are all better.

[@Zack_410]

​@@AWACH11Athletically better yes.

[@CapFlipGaming]

None of them ever won the SuperBowl haha. Only Manning.@@AWACH11

[@theernalrealestategroupatk707]

I approve this message 1000%

[@henrycavillsrealmustache3553]

@@AWACH11lmao Warren can be in the convo the others are WILD

[@bradleyrhodes2820]

All that while knowing he’s about to yell Omaha and fuck everyone up once they get to the line 😂

[@robinkuruda5249]

😂😂😂

[@colinpetersen1173]

Came here to comment Omaha, love your work.

[@hanleyk]

My theory is that "Omaha" simply means "Simon Says", or "Ignore my Snap Count until "Simon Says" Omaha!" I watched his snap count, no one moved until Omaha! HutHut! [source, grew up in New Orleans same time as Payton. ]

[@PR_311]

@@hanleyk he actually explained it by now on multiple occasions. Atleast according to him it was just a rhythmic three-syllable word, and meant they called 2 plays in the huddle and went with Plan B

[@JayDogTitan-he6wo]

Legion of Boom shoved Omaha right up Peyton's ass in SB 48

[@russ_the_corso_dad1947]

Peyton Manning's brain is huge. There's no way that thing is all skull

[@BourgeoisBuffoon]

😂😂😂😂

[@aaronflowers8881]

Lmbo 😅

[@johnduan8010]

Lmaooo

[@SnuggieMaple]

Mf’s got the thickest skull ever 😂

[@SergioHernandez-le8wp]

I miss seeing Peyton play on Sundays, man. My favorite QB ever

[@Papa_Abasta]

Eli standing there like “is that how you quarterback?🥴”

[@MASFATNINJA]

That’s what I thought as well by the look on his face but he recognized that they ran what he just called. He knows more than we thought. 🤣

[@HashimotoDatsu]

Eli has that visual learner vs read/write learner energy. More accurately, I feellike everything he learned about football was through osmosis of Payton and Archie

[@SaltyChip]

“But it’s 57!” Lol at Eli getting one last dig in there.

[@hanleyk]

ha! didn't catch that!

[@JakeSmith-rv1hm]

What? Eli was pointing out how the Niners actually called play 57 live as they were speaking about it

[@danielhall2991]

Eli looked at him like Hugh? 😂

[@BradyIsAfagInHeat]

He wasn't digging him he was saying that they just ran 57 on the field as they were talking about it.

[@BradyIsAfagInHeat]

​@@JakeSmith-rv1hmim glad I wasn't the only one that really saw what Eli was talking about.

[@johnthechosen1123]

It’s fucking crazy what it takes mentally to play QB at the highest level. You have to take that information in, announce it in the huddle, memorize what route every WR, TE, and RB is running. Then you have to step up to the line, make sure everyone is lined up right, survey the defense to see if you need to call an audible, call for the snap, and finally execute the play all within 40 seconds. Then you run it back and do it again!… probably the most difficult job among the top 4 professional sports

[@FreewayBrent]

You have to have an extremely high IQ with borderline photographic memory to be able to properly memorize and master a NFL offensive playbook. It takes even more mental speed to be able to properly recall and execute those plays in a live game.

[@bse1642]

Not just QB. Everyone on the field has to know what the play is and what they are supposed to do.

[@TPRM1]

Do you know there are more than four sports…?

[@TPRM1]

@Cody Hess That…wasn’t even close to being my point.

[@TPRM1]

@Cody Hess But mine is it sounds like you think there are only American sports

[@kiloknight94]

i like how Eli's face when they cut to him after Payton gives the play call is just like "TF was that what did you say?"

[@jackofalldenton4347]

Eli knows what’s up hell he has 2 Super Bowl rings himself

[@MovieIdiot]

That made me want to see Peyton on the field again. Time flies…

[@Gregory-sm9pf]

Yeah, and choke in the playoffs, the MVC of One and Done

[@MovieIdiot]

@@Gregory-sm9pf Still one of the greatest to ever play QB. Respect the greatness

[@Cambergain]

@@Gregory-sm9pfhe’s got 2 rings🤡try again 🤣

[@fraziocolucciio9213]

2-2 in the Superbowl is more than 90% of QBs that ever played in the league

[@topflatline2656]

My favorite qb of all time

[@kgoldwire9706]

Mine too

[@VonBluesman]

Both should be coaching professionally, they have so much knowledge, skills, and talent to offer, plus they are amazing men that are respected and looked up to. Love The Manning Passing Academy, the best in the world for young players. 👍🏈😎✌️🇺🇸

[@MwKShield1]

Eli actually called the play though lol

[@novak.olen66]

Eli quick too

[@jakehoover6655]

While you're sitting on your couch wishing you were good at Halo. Not everyone can be a winner.

[@Fakename70]

@@jakehoover6655 Not everyone can be a Manning.

[@BayouRoach]

😂

[@zerekneterval]

@@jakehoover6655 projection. nice

[@brianwilliams9813]

Probably the best at QB on any given play

[@Fakename70]

He may not have hoisted as many Lombardi’s as TB12, but, I’d still take him and Montana any day.

[@Fakename70]

@Cody Hess I’d also take Moon over Brady, too.

[@daddyfuse50]

​@codyhess4161For a season or a game with the same team, all things equal, etc, anyone taking Brady over Manning just doesn't know what they're talking about. Peak Peyton was the goat

[@bwebb0061]

The Sheriff 😤💪🏽

[@ghost_frost]

Bro spoke in the fourth dimension 👍

[@Teffy2105]

Peyton is a offensive and football genius. The way he does it is insane. 😮

[@rollingwithdeep]

I've never been so captivated by something I didn't understand 😂

[@StarlaOfAsteria]

Play 57: Explode Gun Rubber Right Flip Zebra Scat Left *Y-Drag X-Hook F-Trail CAN 52 Sprint Jaw Easy On-2 On-2 Ready? BREAK 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@BrendanWolfgangM]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jonmolina948]

It’s actually _Y drag._ Your Y receiver is not gonna know what to do. Probably end up getting picked by a linebacker playing zone if try to throw to it to Y, thinking he’s going shallow over the middle.

[@StarlaOfAsteria]

​@@jonmolina948 noted 👍

[@kadariousdaniels6160]

We can see you edited the comment.. i wonder how many times you had to listen to the video and correct your comment

[@j.g.mcbell9494]

Alright so “Explode to Gun Rubber Right Flip” Is the formation. They start in one formation and shift to another. Terminology varies from offense to offense as to what the formation is. Zebra scat left is telling the Z to run a scat left, all the others “Y-Drag” etc. are just telling each specific guy what route to run on the pass play. There are 5 eligible receivers. They’re labeled different things in different offenses. Basically every offense has X Y Z, and the other 2 are usually some variation of H F T S. CAN 52 is the protection package. Sprint jaw easy is the RBs assignment. May or may not include a motion. On 2 on 2 is just the count within the cadence.

[@THEFlea1991]

I remember watching these two play. Always rooted for them against the Patriots. Both BRILLIANT in their own ways. Miss watching them. Time flies! I’m 32 now, that feels not that long ago

[@farmerbill6855]

Certainly a dream being a Colts fan when they drafted this man. Finally beating the Pats and Brady to go to the Super Bowl was the greatest moment in my days as a sports fan.

[@John_Thundergun]

And that was just a hand off up the middle ✌

[@newagain9964]

Ikr

[@dhinton1]

there was a pass play with a run option if the QB didn't like the setup at the line. the QB audibled into the run play up the middle at the line.

[@hanleyk]

Really? "Explode Gun Rubber; Right Flip Zebra Skat; Left Wide Drag; X Hook; F Trail; KAN!; Fifty-Two; Sprint Jaw Easy; On 2 On 2;" Translates to Half-back in the A-Gap? No.

[@ATEC101]

@@hanleyk All that just to get sacked because your TE and/or RB can't block.

[@jdavis9837]

​@@hanleyk the play after can was the play they ran. He called two plays and 5he QB runs whichever one that looks better

[@RawCutlery]

People gotta realize how in depth those plays really are. At the same time it’s about assignments, if you get beat on a play someone was off their assignment.

[@dibber43]

Peyton Manning has a bionic brain of football plays. The 🐐

[@bennyray_84]

I would love to see Peyton as a coach one day! That would be great!!

[@brianfindlay61]

I was just discussing with a buddy of mine that if Irsay could have got Manning to come be Coach instead of Saturday they MIGHT not look like the complete dumpster fire they look like now!

[@fraziocolucciio9213]

He's an unofficial consultant with the broncos now

[@christopherphillips6486]

The Manning cast is the best!

[@thegreatpotenza3034]

The GOAT

[@DevyV2]

@CW Moss lol they cheated for at least half of those 😂

[@earlmcmanus194]

@CW Moss , it's a 53 man roster.

[@eliyarrows2456]

@@DevyV2 nope. They did not. Factually speaking they did not cheat for any super bowl.

[@DevyV2]

@@eliyarrows2456 oh yeah they didn’t record practices or deflate footballs.. lol wake up

[@broderickcrawford8110]

I don't see Tom Brady

[@garycobe3472]

These guys are GREAT! Peyton is the GOAT!

[@jacobh674]

Eli is a legit genius.

[@supercheengonofficial]

He called the play man!

[@dennymartin18]

I saw them both play in high school. Eli was a much better passer from the get go. Peyton couldn't throw a spiral until his junior year and half of them looked like dying ducks. Eli's passes were always tight and crisp. Their nephew Arch is even more pinpoint accuracy and once threw a 75 yard touchdown ON THE FLY from his own 35 yard line to the back of the end zone for a touchdown. I saw it with my own eyes. 👁️👁️ And he made it look effortless; he didn't chunk it. It was all in a quick wrist flick. Totally awesome... a pro caliber arm on him in high school. 😎👍

[@Gutta2016]

Eli looked confused as fuck broo I'm dying

[@KnicksNYanks84]

he was shocked, since they ran the play he just called

[@KingMuncheez]

Peyton had a flashback calling that out. He’s the one guy I can say honestly LOVES football. If Peyton could be married to the game I think he would 😂

[@kadariousdaniels6160]

For anybody wondering why its so long that’s because its two plays in one the word CAN is another word for “check” the first one is a pass and the second is a run

[@jefferyalbrecht4364]

Yeah but first pass play call was long before can. 52 sprint jaw was the run Play

[@jaydav6521]

Adam Gase owes most of his NFL coaching career to the fact the he was lucky enough to be the OC when Peyton came to Denver.

[@ignoranceisnotablessing615]

Eli just like.. " I just throw the ball and things happen". 😂 but naa both those guys know there game so well. its gonna be exiting seeing coopers son play in college.

[@MikeB-rb7nk]

Your grammar is atrocious

[@HotakXvi]

That's why Peyton is the GOAT

[@raybanvleet]

He’s the master of calling plays

[@joesomebody407]

In Kyler Murray’s defense, it’s definitely easier learning how to slide cancel than these plays

[@RyTrapp0]

Probably easier to learn the new CoD maps than learn a playbook too lol

[@dicktrickler]

Only problem is that’s not what they pay him $250 million dollars to do

[@insomthegreat]

​@@dicktrickler That's exactly what they pay him to do.

[@RyTrapp0]

@@dicktrickler Apparently it is, LMAO

[@MrWest-ph5yg]

Peyton is evolving into his father they look exactly alike

[@timinindy966]

The smartest QB ever!!! #18 THE GREAT PEYON MANNING!!

[@shayneplatt4373]

I always said Peyton better quarterback mind than Brady! Brady always had star players, Peyton made players stars!

[@jamessanders6788]

​@@shayneplatt4373 What star players did he win a SB with? Vs Manning's cast.

[@richardpuckett8127]

Nfl needs to just do whatever it takes. And get Payton Manning and Pat McAfee in the broadcast booth for MNF

[@Evilkevin3]

No

[@namenotavailable7365]

But what if Jerry Jeudy's wristband says 'skinny post' on 2, and Russell Wilson's wristband says 'Tyler Lockett go route'?

[@Det.johnkimble]

lol. Underrated comment right here

[@supercheengonofficial]

Lmao

[@gudoljayr]

Like a rapper spitting bars ❤️

[@felixlopez6823]

My big idol Peyton Manning #18

[@squirrelydan3]

Makes me miss football in recess - "go long"

[@Eric-vy6wd]

"Get open"

[@jmgonzales7701]

@@Eric-vy6wd times were simpler

[@kao856]

In other words: “Everybody just run around and try to get open”

[@AlphanumericCharacters]

That’s how Brett Favre woulda called it

[@rapturebound197]

Lol....funny. I think that's what 'Omaha' meant. 👍😉

[@Hydepop19]

@@rapturebound197 Omaha meant numerous things

[@hanleyk]

​My theory is that "Omaha" simply means "Simon Says", or "Ignore my Snap Count until "Simon Says" Omaha!" I watched his snap count, no one moved until " Omaha! HutHut! " [source, grew up in New Orleans same time as Payton. ]

[@tayjohnson2411]

Lmao 😂

[@toma_a]

Peyton and Eli called the play and the 49ers executed live action 👏💯

[@TheeMelloMan]

Miss watching this guy & Marvin Harrison

[@bravesfan293147]

Just saying all of that and understanding it is simply amazing for ANY QB, not just Peyton, but all who do it! I salute you all at any level!

[@magnetsoldiercephas331]

He’s so comfortable, he makes it look easy. This is 1000s of hours of study and playing to make this look easy

[@tee3953]

Thank you Peyton

[@sl1ker]

You will get a delay of game calling that play. 😳

[@TheBoss-ey1li]

Now I see why it happens so often in clutch moments

[@LilMilan420]

Lots of plays have that many words bud, they make it work. Usually 😂

[@mrpowers4667]

That’s why they call it “play 57.”

[@einsp227]

@@mrpowers4667No, it’s play “57” on the wristband for the coach to relay it to the QB doesn’t say “57” in the huddle, it’s called out exactly how Peyton called it.

[@jamespickler2542]

But yells Omaha first and fucks everyone up forget double jeopardy is that double fuckery 🤔

[@zmoe2399]

Is it weird that I could watch this over and over?

[@nickhunter7433]

Yes

[@zmoe2399]

@@nickhunter7433 Thanks.

[@slomofome14]

Nah

[@bimbkin2830]

i did lol

[@Mina-ok5qm]

Did you catch that look on Eli's face? He looked so impressed by his big brother. "Dats my bwoder"

[@BlueAndGold31]

Sometimes it'll be "X-ray gunner blue flip Y trail dolphin ghost Niner red dive jumping crickets tossing turtles double ducky don done did it 53 49 107 81 savage sauce on 3" And then it's just a run up the middle into a wall of lineman.

[@versatilethearcane]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kenmorris8219]

As a lineman, I wouldnt know the play and just go for the closest body.

[@thatboykaden8128]

Sounds complicated but each player knows exactly what to listen for. As a receiver all ur listening for is the formation, ur route, and snap count.

[@m.d.5463]

He did that job on a PRO-level. You never completely forget what you learned so deep you´ve been dreaming at night from.

[@alexziolkowski6858]

With that knowledge alone Peyton could throw a helmet on one more time and show these young bucks how it's done. ENCYCLOPEDIC knowledge of football. There's a reason why Tom Brady considers Peyton his ONLY equal.

[@Conada1002]

“Ok here we go boys…” The little twitch of his hand… This guy was wired with the details of football Man what an honour it must of been to be in a huddle with the Sheriff

[@nathangothan601]

Eli just staring after the play call like: 👁️👄👁️

[@sunkrishka7418]

That's very kind of you.

[@freedomstar3814]

The Mr. Rodgers of football himself Payton Manning

[@JPSimen]

Speaking Gibberish and making a play, got ya.

[@rickt1951]

Actually Eli called it lol.

[@JoeMeats]

Knowing plays is like a whole other sport 😮

[@paulgomes4624]

these two are incredible

[@merk_dat_azz6939]

I miss the simple days of strong left 45 dive, or trips right bronco play, or I-formation HB dive

[@gmic56ify]

Peyton: you have to read it is because it's to long to memorize. Eli: that's easy to memorize.

[@makula5543]

I never knew the wrist band was for long worded play calls - very interesting!

[@kingjaxsonator303akakingsq8]

Peyton’s a very important leader

[@shamubeluga7240]

What if Peyton Manning was HC of an NFL team....(imagining)

[@justinhill2378]

Then we wouldn't get to see this kind of stuff. He loves both football and entertaining the fans with his personality. He now gets paid a lot to do both and doesn't have to deal with the stress of constant travel and potentially losing.

[@greencm7142]

If he had ever considered it, seeing what happened to Jeff Saturday likely busted that thought bubble.

[@marshallfish121]

Rough breakdown: A. Formation call w/ a planned pre-snap adjustment to read defensive scheme B. Pass protection C. Routes for pass play D. Trash (CAN) run play audible for if the D has them read

[@themonopolyguy8126]

That right there makes the millions of dollars they’re paying him make a little more sense

[@MwKShield1]

For his brother calling the correct play and him relay it to the pretend huddle? Eli called the play and got it right. Peyton didn't.

[@samuelosborn294]

​@@MwKShield1 which explains why Eli was paid as a top 5 QB while he played

[@giocolalillo]

@@MwKShield1your first sentence was great but then you went autistic on me in the second lol🤦🏻

[@mediamannaman]

Eli: Is THAT how you do it? Dammm, I just got in the huddle and said "57."

[@waynedavers8021]

When the boogie man goes to sleep he checks his closet for Peyton’s forehead.

[@Malouco]

If u can remember these plays u can be in a Tarantino movie 🎥

[@Malouco]

Six half Raio straight left CARALHO D back Omaha on 3.5 Ready Break 👏

[@piggy8761]

Peyton was spittin some football rap there 😂

[@jf5466]

Him reading that off you could see it coming back quick

[@cochacopen]

meanwhile in jr. high the playcall is "Duece right 24 dive on three. three. Don't jump."

[@tayjohnson2411]

Eli expression is like ( dude just get open after hut I’m not saying all dat )

[@james4204484]

He was legendary reading D’s

[@bilrogar]

Peyton needs to rent out his forehead to IMAX

[@kingjake7708]

He was out there playing like it was madden!

[@gimletinf69]

That’s code for “I am gonna find Ty Law or Rodney Harrison deep down the seam”🤣🤣🔥💯

[@unscproductions5023]

I miss this guy playing bro

[@nifoloatv8019]

As a former HS Quarterback, I hated reciting a play that has a mountain long play call that only works for a 2 yard gain smh 🤣🤣🤣

[@richardbowen970]

Love Eli!

[@vt20247]

How nice of Peyton explaining to Eli how great football players play QB!

[@benjaminhartman3091]

While Eli called the play that actually happened…

[@User.9.459]

It's hard to believe that qbs have to not only know everything that play has in it but also actually play at football speed

[@KingMuncheez]

Never forget Tom looks up to Peyton as a quarterback.

[@BarbaPamino]

The only time Peyton ever needed a wrist band.

[@mistercrockett]

I’m not sure if players don’t study enough or just don’t have the memory but when I was in college I memorized plays, formations, position assignments, and hand signals for every position on defense when I was a safety in a span of two weeks. We had guys on the team who were junior and seniors who struggled with that stuff and I was a “walked on.”

[@BoverdeseKnuttz]

Wow what a GOAT look at how he read those words 🤯🤯🤯

[@gsmackz]

I miss this shit😭😭