Peyton Manning’s Top 50 Most Legendary Plays of All-Time | NFL Highlights

A collection of Peyton Manning's most memorable touchdown passes.
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[@dylanlima9363]

This highlight reel is a great reminder of how much of a beast Marvin Harrison was

[@thejasonshow8554]

No no no.

[@AnonymousRandomGuy006]

Facts

[@thejasonshow8554]

@@AnonymousRandomGuy006 lol,No No No.

[@kaseywahl]

I was thinking the exact same thing as I was watching, haha.

[@AnonymousRandomGuy006]

Thejasonshow How you going to tell me what I’m reminded of while watching this lol. Harrison had great speed and hands

[@bothuhead1973]

My favorite player of all time! Peyton is the reason I got into football. Ever since he retired it hasn't been the same for me.

[@P0RKINS2]

Same here.

[@damianpriest196]

Same here man. Patrick Mahomes might be peeking my interest back in football again tho. He is fun to watch just like Peyton was.

[@ssbashalot7324]

@@damianpriest196 Not a comparison.

[@dammyayoola3362]

Feel the same way

[@brianpetre1343]

I feel the same exact way. I watched every single game of his career, college-pro. He is my favorite player of all time. I am 34 now.

[@IsThisRain]

2:32 can easily be a rap verse

[@quietginja9946]

Bruh🤣🤣🤣🤣I'm dying rn

[@DrBradfordPHD]

@@quietginja9946 Same😂

[@theonlybanana15]

On beat tho

[@marrk643]

Noooo HAHAHA

[@dymeezeey]

🤦🏾‍♂️😭😂😂😂

[@brentbeardsley655]

Dude was surgical. Cutting up defenses designed to contain him. A coach on the field. One of the all time best quarterbacks.

[@corning1]

He is the best qb ever imo. Peyton was just… man he was just better than Tom when it comes down to it, love them both. Just watching him run that offense was awesome. Every organization feared Peyton.

[@smallgoon]

@@corning1 He was better than Brady. The only QB i would put on Manning's level is Rodgers.

[@alvarez321]

@@smallgoon you're high. Rodgers is one of the best to ever play. But he's not better than Tom Brady. I think Peyton was better than Brady in the regular season, but come playoffs, Brady flipped a switch. You also can't forget about people like Joe Montana, Dan Marino, and Terry Bradshaw. People sometimes forget how amazing Bradshaw was.

[@skippythealien9627]

I'm a Bears fan (tragic, i know). When i was young and stupid, i hated him b/c he absolutely tore up the Bears defense in 2006 (him and Edgerrin James) but in hindsight, they were a great team. Definitely deserved to win the Super Bowl ahead of Rex Grossman lmfao

[@brentbeardsley655]

@@alvarez321 you're absolutely right about Bradshaw! Tough as nails at a time when the QB wasn't protected. Delivered under pressure, made everyone around him better. Old school, smash mouth football player.

[@UsedYourIllusion]

Man, i love looking at these clips and seeing the decent amount of zip he had before the Spine injury. Thanks for the great football Peyton

[@thejasonshow8554]

No no no.

[@brandonvargas6247]

@@thejasonshow8554 i9oiiiooo[9

[@samualcalnan2267]

I know im late to the party, but didn't he have his best season after that injury?

[@badunderwear6662]

Samual Calnan he didn’t mean he sucked he just threw the ball diffrent and the reason for the best season was because of good Broncos management

[@wakeupsweep9731]

@@samualcalnan2267 yes 55TDs single season record

[@ujays111]

To me he's the goat. 5 time mvp, only qb to go to 4 super bowls with 4 different head coaches.

[@truereviewsportsnews5692]

1:00 *He tried to pull the refs arm down to change the decision!😂😂😂*

[@Tactical.chocolate]

Good eye

[@stacieorico5624]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn_bYqxudr2Nrtk

[@chopdawg69]

nowadays in this soft ass nfl it would be a flag

[@garrylee5723]

Peyton footwork is always a beautiful art to watch. So impressive

[@GLA45Amg716]

Everything about him was perfect in his prime

[@1227weaverb]

His arm strength in Indy was so underrated.

[@aydensluka2791]

I miss the Peyton Manning days😥

[@mikejay328]

The real Manning and not that new york giants fella

[@terrancewhite8474]

Man I hated that dude in those Colts days. Thats why I became a Tom Brady fan. But when the Colts did him the way they did him. He became one of my favorites. Now I miss seeing him on Sundays. One of the most classy guys and best QB of all time.

[@nalimlattarai2873]

Jay Stiles 2 super bowl vs team that drafted

[@g.v.fitmason1326]

Yea, Me too

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@g.v.fitmason1326 Me Three

[@kaseywahl]

Peyton Manning's career chronicled the transition from Potato to HD resolution broadcasts.

[@stacieorico5624]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn_bYqxudr2Nrtk

[@mhuss]

🤣🤣

[@OfficialKotaco]

As a football fan, it was amazing to grow up and see him play. One of the greats. As a Texans fan, it was hard to be on the receiving end of so many smack downs. Made Houston look worse than they already were.

[@StoneColdSergio]

It's painful always seeing us in these compilations.

[@cameronmcfarrin4587]

Peyton Manning is my all time favorite player and made my life as a Colts fan so fun. He epitomized greatness

[@smithfan22]

His ball placement and precision is on another level. Its a thing of beauty to watch

[@terrancesession4528]

Like seriously

[@DMBlade4]

No one hits people in stride like The Sheriff

[@bigbromiki1]

Joe Burrow Started doing this after the Manning camp

[@zerosteam1056]

He didn’t have the greatest deep ball ever but his ability to throw balls where they needed to be was something amazing

[@DMBlade4]

@@zerosteam1056 Forreal. None of his quick receivers needed to come back to catch passes or even slow down to get them

[@MarkJackson-od3fi]

...except for that baaaaaaaaaaaaaad man Aaron Rodgers

[@clevelandtyler2]

How can a human being throw passes SO perfectly? He made it easy on the receivers.

[@onlyinyaks]

Watch some Dan Marino highlights

[@skinWalkman]

This video is a beautiful example of why a lot of people(myself included) consider Manning the best to ever play the game. His accuracy, awareness, and arm strength are impressive. The entire mental aspect of the game and his ability to plan and prepare every week are unrivaled. 5 MVPs 2 Super Bowls, countless all pro seasons. I will never forget everything he did for the game. Can’t wait to see him be inducted in 21

[@corning1]

After Tom retires give it a decade. Watch what people who really watched them both will start to say. I love both qb’s…. But Peyton. That man was on another level. I always felt deep down he was just better. Than I heard Bart Scott’s comments and all former players and the insane stories. The defensive coordinators going to the offenses on install day and telling the offense what they needed to do to help THEM stop Peyton lol. You can’t get more respect than that. You better have long drives, run the damn ball, and take time off the clock, or we aren’t gonna win. Also said playing Peyton manning would have every organization shook up, their walks around the building were different. This man truly scared people. Baiting the defense at the line of scrimmage and letting them think they figured it out, than change what the word meant and smoked them downfield. This dude….

[@umdmustang9254]

@@corning1 Brady is far superior. His own peers voted him number one in the top 100 FOUR times when no other player has been voted more than once. He's got Manning beat in basically everything, and even won another ring on a second team like Manning did. It's really not even a close debate.

[@polumathes9729]

@@umdmustang9254 Brady’s records are all either longevity records or team records. Manning way way better and it’s not really close.

[@erikpuka2627]

@@polumathes9729 nah Brady was better. He was better in the pocket, had a better arm and was a better decision maker. More consistent as well.

[@polumathes9729]

@@erikpuka2627 no way. Brady has never had an impressive arm (his tendency to “dink and dunk” is literally a meme at this point), and Manning’s decision making has always been amongst his best and most uniquely Manning traits. Further, Manning was the epitome of consistency, having 30 TD seasons and 4,000 yard seasons nearly every year before it was just normal to do that. He had every record in the book upon retirement after 18 years (one of which he threw exactly zero passes) whereas Brady took 20-23 years to take the same records. Manning had nobodies to throw to (Dallas Clark? Joseph Addai? Austin Collie? Even Marvin Harrison was a sub-1,000 yard receiver before Manning) and his only good coach was Dungy for 5 years, whereas Brady has played with the greatest receiver of all time (Moss), the greatest TE of all time (Gronk), the greatest coach of all time (Bill), the greatest slot receiver of all time (Welker), another AP coach of the year (Arians) and of course plenty of other all stars like Mike Evans, Julian Edelman, Chris Godwin, Leonard Fournette, Kevin Faulk and etc. He’s had a consistently better defense, a more consistent coaching staff, a weaker division both with NE & TB, more consistent special teams play, and still has never put up the same single season numbers or even the same career numbers in a comparable amount of games played. Brady has only 2 real arguments in his favor; more rings, which is a team accomplishment, not an individual one, and a longer career, which is definitely impressive but not enough to surpass Manning, especially when considering the era he plays in makes it a personal foul to sneeze at the quarterback aggressively. Brady, honestly, is the most overrated athlete in all of sports. With the way Mahomes is projecting, he may not even be number 2.

[@ReAlNeRd1]

Such arm talent & such brains to make everything look so effortless & coordinated under pressure. one of a kind truly

[@Luke-nm5tb]

J.Agosto Operation Doomsday is a great album👌🏾

[@birdman007]

**truly one of a kind

[@ReAlNeRd1]

Luke one of my all time favs. Straight classic

[@ReAlNeRd1]

Jake Talamonti uh oh grammar police 👮

[@hadenmoody8345]

It was an honor to watch him play he was a true field general.

[@sholovesholove4620]

Think about how great he was. He made coaches better!😂😂That's just crazy! How people put Tom Brady, over the Great Peyton Manning, is beyond me🤷‍♂️

[@Cristiano.vianna]

@@brucelee6834 Brady is the greatest, Manning is the best. Different things

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@Cristiano.vianna Tom Brady Better Than Peyton Manning!

[@stacieorico5624]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn_bYqxudr2Nrtk

[@corning1]

@@Cristiano.vianna exactly this. Tom was a better winner, but Peyton was the better qb.

[@chadnelson1777]

I wish we could rewind time and watch one of the greatest QB of all time do it all over again. To bad he had that bad spine injury, I bet he would’ve been breaking records and winning more super bowls. Just such a humble man

[@23StudiosSports]

Best Football IQ in the history of the game.

[@JDP2104]

Tom Brady is the smartest QB to ever play

[@JDP2104]

@Colts fan4 Life actually yeah

[@squirrelthenut7419]

My 3 favorite players back in the day, Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne, Dwight Freeney

[@raulcastro925]

Payton seemed to always throw a really pretty rainbow of a pass, just dropping it down where it needed to be.

[@corning1]

Seemed? That’s the wrong word. Peyton was playing in the age of the rough qb age too. Not like rogers and mahomes putting up all these numbers. I don’t give a damn if rogers wins his 5th mvp. This dude was so far away from Peyton it’s disrespectful to compare them. Peyton was on another level.

[@vikipanapasa1148]

Not only hes got a strong arm..but also the hang times on some of his throws...legend!

[@brotherlylovestudios]

No one did/does it quite like the Sheriff. One of my favorite qb’s of all time. Such a legend.

[@thejasonshow8554]

No no no.

[@suckafool123]

@@thejasonshow8554 Yep, all facts. Cry harder.

[@thejasonshow8554]

@@suckafool123huh no no no.

[@suckafool123]

@@thejasonshow8554 Stop liking your own comments to cope, brother.

[@thejasonshow8554]

@@suckafool123 no no no.Good night sweet dreams.

[@classiccorporation5278]

I miss you Peyton! #1 fan. Football ain’t been the same.

[@cedricthompson1660]

The greatest play action Quarterback of all time. I Loved watching him play

[@Cmdr__Exo]

This is BREATHTAKING

[@CptAmurrica]

As a bears fan watching this, I can’t fathom a qb throwing gems like that. Perfectly placed, it’s a beautiful thing

[@faceworld7244]

So beautiful it’s amazing how they coordinate like that so beautiful

[@fredleeland2464]

He was so good at throwing before the receiver was even open, probably best touch of any QB ever

[@thejasonshow8554]

No no no.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Peyton was unreal with the colts, getting his first Superbowl with them. He was awesome.

[@TheJuliusHare]

Before watching I know that fake where he ran it in against the cowboys is going to be on here😂😂

[@holdenmorrison3304]

Julius Hare same

[@thejasonshow8554]

@@holdenmorrison3304 no no no.

[@Rodgerwilco91]

My god Manning and Marvin Harrison together were just so magical. The combination of Harrison’s separation and Peyton’s accuracy and ability to find the open man was unstoppable at times.

[@fredleeland2464]

May be the best goal line passer of all time Fades and quick shoulder fades are unmatched

[@jrpgweeb]

#6 to Stokely never gets old. Such a beautiful route and anticipation throw

[@snowhiterover]

Stokely was truly a great WR....everywhere he went, and always seemed open.

[@bendrescher7185]

Yes more football vids to get me ready for this upcoming season

[@LoverLikeNoOther]

Emperor Palpatine I’m seeing you everywhere

[@bendrescher7185]

I am *everywhere*

[@Name-uq2wp]

Emperor Palpatine so, you’re done with the petergoat memes?

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@bendrescher7185 Are You Darth Vader's Master?

[@rwdygaming]

I was wondering if #16 would be included and it was. One of my favorite plays when he slid right next to goal line. I remember laughing like a little girl on how slow he was. The real GOAT imo. 1st ballot HoFer for sure.

[@stacieorico5624]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn_bYqxudr2Nrtk

[@Moonroofmusik]

5 MVPs

[@aviationdude1]

Thank you for all you have done for the Colts, Peyton. 🙏🙏

[@tyreepowell8367]

Amen

[@taylorrichardson4566]

Such a blessing to see Peyton Manning play. Thank you 18.

[@disco4535]

Marvin Harrison was a monster

[@GLA45Amg716]

GOAT greatest that I ever seen play ! Man do you remember how much he use to change the plays during a game and score right after ? Omg his deep balls omg

[@Georgepeace170]

Peyton Manning is such a great quarter back one of the best. LOVE THIS DUDE

[@damianpriest196]

It was an honor watching Peyton Manning play. I miss him dearly.

[@jerrylepe7230]

The Best!!!!

[@hops1116]

Is this highlight real for Peyton or Marvin Harrison? haha Most underrated wide receiver. People sleep on him bc he wasn’t a diva WR like TO or Chad Johnson. The man did his job every Sunday and never said a word. He belongs up their with Jerry Rice in terms of production and talent.

[@DjSegwon]

The game will bever be the same again! OMAHA! #18

[@patjev2740]

What I tell everyone. Watch Peyton Manning's best plays, then watch Tom Brady's best plays. Peyton was in another universe. Best I've ever seen.

[@therealguise5136]

Just did that. WOW! Peyton looks like he's fearing for his life behind his O line, and then throwing ropes. Brady acts like he has all the time in the world and just lobs balls.

[@solidarnosc9663]

It's funny, I never did that but this was interesting to see. Brady throws a nicer deep ball and a tight spiral. Peyton doesn't throw tight spirals as consistently as Brady but he's accurate too. Also, it looks like Brady has a stronger arm.

[@Krs_Mon]

💯

[@capbusta79gaming2]

So is Brady just in different aspects. Brady is the greatest leader imo. He also snuck it way more than Peyton. Glad I got to grow up watching both battle it out.

[@tyreepowell8367]

@@capbusta79gaming2 What was your favorite tom brady & peyton manning game?

[@masterblackmon]

GOAT....PERIOD

[@shammgod3732]

What a legend

[@wilart1792]

My favorite player and the 🐐

[@butta1080]

Maybe not the GOAT but hands down my favorite quarterback ever

[@ryanoco7]

Why?

[@samt4956]

ryanoco7 Because he was VERY fun to watch.

[@ryanoco7]

@@samt4956 Meh

[@Percent-ed2el]

@@ryanoco7 tom brady is ass.

[@Percent-ed2el]

@@ryanoco7 cheaters

[@Jay-ot3cq]

hands down the smartest qb to ever play

[@chefdoron]

Smarter than Brady?

[@moezshahzad4578]

Coming from a huge Brady fan, I miss the Sheriff 😥. GOAT QB rivalry

[@johnsshowmauri2832]

Imagine if Peyton, who changed the game, had gotten Randy Moss! Whoa!

[@charlylucky2037]

Boy, this guy was accurate!

[@slimsanta26]

This video made my cry 😢 miss u Peyton

[@_jm0n3y8oo_]

The sheriff will never be replaced in my heart

[@goodpeeps7241]

Man he can flick that thing in the air and it just fall in the receivers

[@Lucas12v]

In my opinion, the most intelligent (in terms of football) quarterback that's ever played. He was practically his own offensive coordinator.

[@brianm8680]

I feel like this gets overlooked. The dude knew what he was doing at all times. Remember how often he would switch up the play last second and then magically get that 1st down or touchdown

[@humbleD1013]

Watching him read defenses and switch up his line formation accordingly was one of the most beautiful things to witness

[@IsTx26]

The accuracy... god damn 🔥👏🏼

[@simon_carrick8198]

The single greatest intangibles QB to ever play

[@rynobell]

Back when football players were allowed to tackle, be physical.. And every week watched PM make insane reads and drop dimes in places only his guys could grab it. After reviewing film and articles, almost 35% of his ints came from either receiver error or a missed catch that popped up into a defenders hands.

[@Detroit-M313]

The GOAT

[@brandoncaldwell2263]

Every young QB who wants to see what good technique looks like watch Peyton spin the rock his foot work was other worldly.

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

man i miss the peyton vs tom days...peyton manning is still one of my favorite qb. patriots fan here

[@shisui3197]

3 Tds and 7 Turnovers in 4 SBs appearances. The Goat 🐐🐐🐐

[@bh7902]

Not the goat but an amazing qb

[@peterkay8997]

What did he do that was so great in the playoffs? Most one-and-dones? Most home losses? Most Super Bowls with a pick-six? Zero 4thQ scoring drives in Super Bowls?

[@MohamedAli-gq5pn]

peyton was a great regular season players which is why he has 5 mvps his regular season passer rating is a 96 in the playoffs it drop all the way to a 86 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤧😂😬😬

[@peterkay8997]

@Colts fan4 Life And he went 11-12 in the rest of his playoff games. Not very good. In Super Bowls he had 3 TD passes and 7 turnovers. Sorry.

[@robertwhite]

*Goosebumps!!!*

[@JSalonsky]

It was an honor & a privilege to have watched and to be able to someday tell my children about the Sheriff.

[@mrslapside]

Miss this dude playing

[@lyricmcfarrin]

The sheriff. GOAT. 🐐

[@aidangermany4835]

I love these og clips

[@AceSolomon94]

Peyton's most underrated skill set - *his footwork.* 👌🏾💯 Why Nike didn't sponsor him beyond me.

[@JulianWavy]

I miss watching peyton manning he was so entertaining to watch

[@marshallthepuppy3809]

This is the thing I would love to watch.

[@jasonalan45]

The good ‘ol days!

[@bombnom]

Damn I miss the sheriff. After that tampa comeback in 03??? He is my all time favorite player.

[@salvadorchavez2198]

My favorite QB !!!!!!! Omaha.....

[@suicidewatch6648]

RIP DT88. Always tore up my Patriots. Respect to PM18.

[@brianhenson4128]

Quick decisions. How he could read the defenses was amazing! As a Broncos fan I miss those days!

[@wrightterence680]

#18 A living legend

[@MSeroga]

My favorite qb of all time =D

[@paolee2730]

What a dude.

[@Julian-jd5yj]

Chargers fan here. His foot work, pocket presence, skills at the LOS, and general football IQ is all the best I've ever seen. Rivers had some great battles against him, what a player

[@FilthyCasual268]

Imagine if Peyton had the running games, o-lines, and defenses Brady's had over the years...

[@BillyBob-ti2fz]

Um manning had better running Games than Brady, had good o lines, and good defenses stop it lol

[@fuckles22]

Good defenses?? Lol I grew up in Indy and we had to score 30 most games to have a shot at winning

[@jeremydalton4268]

When did Brady ever have an Edgerrin James-type running back? Peyton had very good offensive lines and he had good defenses too. Hell, he had arguably the best edge-rushing duo in the game in Freeney and Mathis. You people look like fools when you post the idiocy you do on here.

[@aaronserna9856]

Manning to Harrison. The best QB/WR duo of all time in my opinion. What’s your guys’ opinion?

[@Inferno41498]

Steve Young and Jerry Rice

[@JDP2104]

Nathan Peterman and the opposing defense

[@tiquanboland3861]

Aaron Serna ben and ab

[@Inferno41498]

Tiquan Boland Who’s Serna?

[@JDP2104]

@@Inferno41498 the name of the person who wrote this comment

[@Chris.cino13]

Number 5 was just too beautiful, no one has done it better 😢

[@tiagocamargo8453]

O MELHOR QUE JÁ VI! Meu Melhor! Cada um tem o seu! Cirúrgico

[@matthewrowley813]

I miss Manning playing football so much.

[@mikejay328]

Eli vs Peyton in the SB would've been nice to see

[@bendrescher7185]

That would have been one of the most iconic matchups ever

[@JDP2104]

Just like the Harbaugh bowl

[@marioayala803]

We would know who would win.

[@JDP2104]

@@marioayala803 it depends on what year

[@brentbeardsley655]

Eli wasn't half the quarterback Peyton was.

[@telecaster2123]

The accuracy of those passes is just ridiculous

[@emmanuelagudo4918]

beautiful time of snap to throw for top 42, 36, 7, and 1.

[@savini8234]

Dude had eric decker looking like Julio jones

[@samuelyoung2671]

Jameis Winston the amount of average joes that went to the pro bowl bc of him is unreal

[@MuckNoya]

Stop

[@marioayala803]

@@samuelyoung2671 I can't even tell what you're saying my dude.

[@marioayala803]

@@samuelyoung2671 ur grammar is actually horrible. Who is Joe BTW?

[@lhw8506]

MarioYT -Games joe momma

[@iceberggslim22]

Manning was a cheat code

[@RedsFan1995]

There will never be another guy like Peyton in the NFL. Not only was he a great football player, but he’s also a great guy and a true role model to people everywhere.

[@joseignaciosanchezpadilla2989]

Lo más grande ,saludos peyton desde chile.

[@plumkinhorres3216]

Manning was different. Every WR that plays w him ends up a borderline HoF. Harrison, Wayne, Thomas, Clark, J Thomas. Dominated defenses. Then you forget about how he made Collie and Stokely elite probowl caliber players. Jeez talk about making everyone around you better. Meticulous!

[@jeremydalton4268]

Austin Collie was never elite nor was he a pro bowl player and neither was Brandon Stokely. And how do you get that Damaryius Thomas and Julius Thomas are borderline HOF lmao. Jeez, talk about not knowing what the hell you're talking about. 95% of your comment is flawed badly.

[@plumkinhorres3216]

@@jeremydalton4268 what's flawed? D Thomas and j Thomas were both the best at their position for manning short stint w the broncos but that was it. If he played there for 10 yrs both of them would be first ballot HoF. Stokely and collie were unknown and both had 1k year season under manning so what's not pro bowl caliber out of a slot Wr. Stfu if you don't watch football

[@jeremydalton4268]

@@plumkinhorres3216 Show me where Collie and Stokely were "elite" and went the Pro Bowl. ONE 1K season doesn't make a player "elite" and neither made the Pro Bowl. DT and JT were one of the best at their positions but not the best like you stated. Big difference. We can sit here all day and talk about if this and if that but if it didn't happen you can't say that it would have. To say if Peyton played there for 10 years both of them would be first ballot HOF is a stupid statement when you take into account free agency, injuries, retirement. How often do receivers and tight ends put together a HOF career in a span of five years which is usually their prime window? You're making fan boy statements and they are false. If it didn't happen you can't give them the credit for it. Maybe you should STFU and watch football!!!

[@abrahamyusif1994]

People forget how great marvin Harrison and Peyton manning and Reggie Wayne was deadly

[@ericzamudio2905]

His pump fake is amazing

[@superdankgod2266]

His throws are beautiful to watch

[@nightwolf7317]

I love how they ended it with Peyton Manning holding his firs Lombardi trophy as a Colt #ColtsNation