OMAHA!

@@Lemur1610 NEBRASKA!

I'd watch it.

@@modifidious7171 me too

Nothing wrong with that

Now it's mahomes and burrow

D.T. was one of my favoites. I was heart broken when he passed.

What u said. And when Jim punk ass let him go...I cried like a hungry baby..fr fr

That was how I felt living here in Indy when he left. I watched his closing remarks here and me and my GF were both in tears as we loved Peyton. I know from a business standpoint it was probably the right thing to do.. but man it hurt. I was glad to see him do so well with the Broncos and was a Broncos fan those few years he was there.

I remember the announcement he was coming here: I was working, driving back to Denver outside of Loveland. Was cheering in my truck so loud, and in a couple cars passing I could see guys were hearing the same news pumping their hands.

A hundred percent. Brady was surrounded by talent, considering how many yards he would get off of screen passes etc. Manning made the team much better offensively. He took those Broncos to the next level and got ANOTHER chip.

@@natemododragon9969 not to mention Brady played for arguably the best coach in the history of the league. Outside of Tony Dungy, Peyton has played for some pretty mediocre coaches

@@5jmac2 Can’t argue with that whatsoever. I was so happy the Colts won the chip after Tony’s son died too in 05-06

Very well said.

Guy named Rodgers would take exception to that statement.

His passing hit me as hard as Kobe’s for sure man.

Same here. My heart hurts every time DT is mentioned in this. Love ya 88!

Ikr, I remember him basically a kid, who won the game with Tebow didn’t even know it lol It’s unfortunate

It really was. My neighbor was a fan of 18 and I of 12. We lived next to each other from 98-11 so it was a lot of fun getting to watch both, and even more in the playoffs. We lost touch, so we never got to see the new decade the way we did the first run. It's tough to find a comparable rivalry for this era.

Not better than Messi x Ronaldo or Federer x Nadal, but still one of the best.

@@Daniel-bi5ci neither are better than Prost/Senna or Muhammad Ali vs Supreme Court. No one brought up tennis or soccer but if you insist. CR7 is a million times better humanitarian than Messi will ever be, that matters. He couldn't match Manning or Brady in that either. As for Nadal, sure he dominated on clay, but Federer still owned him. Sampras/Agassi was better even though Pete owned Agassi.

Ed reed-troy polamalu

@@kayaktraveler3838 mahomes>jackson

I was waiting for someone to say “class act” lol

@Keith Cousins your life must be so boring.

@Keith Cousins thats what ive been talkin about.

i mean if you can break down defenses and adjust at the line like him you don't have to run in the pocket

But you don't run in the pocket you shuffle around and run out from the pocket.

Quick release after reading a defense always wins. Just ask cement shoes tom.

I had tears in my eyes. A beautiful moment.

The exact opposite of Russel Wilson

He actually meant Omaha Beach, the Normandy invasion on D day in World War II

how so?

Its fine without him the real goat just won #7. Elway and the mannings have 6 combined haha

@@arizonaFIREent Individually speaking, Manning is better. Brady is the most fortunate out of the two usually being on the better "team". It takes a team to win a Super Bowl. Remember that, ring counters of the world.

👍

I think when it comes to the 'goat' conversation people bring up Brady allot. Obviously the Rivalry and comparisons will always exist, but the way I see it is, when Manning retired he was leading in stats. If Manning decided to retire at 44-45 like Brady, he'd still have the stat lead, but obviously he retired earlier, and it is what it is. Long careers = better stats, that's logic. Its why Drew Brees will retire with better stats than Brady in some area's, yet, I think we can all agree that Brady is better. So stat's aren't something you can brag about when you're in the league for longer than someone else. Brady and Manning are honestly 2 different QB's. The way I break it down is; Brady was crafted into what he was, but he also had sheer determination to be the best he could be and despite all odds, he is now considered 'the goat'. He is a once in a lifetime story. He inherited the throne of a healthy empire and led it to many victories. Nobody looks at great empires and complains about how they had 'advantages' by having stronger economies or being technologically advanced. No, they talk about how they conquered everybody and were awesome. But, just like those who inherit empires, he, alongside bill, kept his empire healthy and got W's. The only adversity he faced was his opponents, and the challenges within himself to be great, but he kept his team great throughout many era's, and that's not easy to do. The patriot dynasty will always be remembered for being led by Brady, and his run is by far the most impressive run there is. He is a king who led an empire to next levels of greatness. Manning on the other-hand was a natural QB, came in very talented, didn't have to prove himself, and put numbers on the board. When you're looking at a 'natural', someone born to be a QB, that's Manning. He had things that Brady just didn't have. He also faced adversity within his own team, several coaches, massive roster changes, etc etc, but despite that, he still put W's on the board. That's a big deal, and people pretend it isn't. Luck came into the colts, and with a bad coach and bad picks, he got destroyed and retired early. Manning faced similar adversity throughout his career, and he did get hurt a few times, but despite that, he basically spent most of his time he could've as a QB and faced those issues head on and came out on top. He had an nation with a shakey foundation and still found W's for it and put it on the map. He was able to be the reason why the Colts VS Patriots Rivalry even existed, which is pretty impressive if you think about it. As a colts fan, Peyton will always be the goat to me, just off of sheer talent, ability, and natural leadership skills, he put the Colts on the ap, but when we're talking accolades, and who had the best run in the NFL, Brady is the goat, and its undisputed in that area, and I accept when people say Brady is the goat, because they do present reasonable arguments. Accolades are important, how else do we measure success? The NFL is a team game, and Brady won at the NFL, Peyton won at a more personal level, at a less noticeable level, but nobody cares about that, and that's just the reality of it.

My man I'm not a colts fan and if not for bill and Tom peyton would have a fist fill of rings. Too bad the Pats were there. Not a Pats fan either.

@@brianmcintyre503 If if if. I say if only the Colts had invested a bit more in their D, got a few fat DTs and MLB that the Pat's aside, Manning would have a couple more rings (at least.) That Colts' D was so bad that if Peyton didn't have a good game they lost. TG they got it together for the '06 run at least.

Great to watch play the game, thankfully I have always been a Denver Broncos fan , well until recently . . . . now I pull for the Chiefs because just look how exciting it is to watch play the game.

June 22 here. It dosent feel any easier, even all these months later.

even adam gase got paid

@@jvareno6850 I totally forgot about him lol

and now they are all nobodies 😔 (they are older since years have passed, but they were different without him too)

Tell the story

class act!!

Coz it was the only time where elway didnt draft the qb haha

Drafting a QB is a crap shoot. Very few guys are true Locks at that position.

I know ain't it great. Go chiefs

@@bitterend2603 i bet it feels great to consistently make the playoffs now instead of every 4 years getting your hopes up just to get beat in the wild card round 😂

@@kalleroseworld1919 Fire John Elway immediately! The only reason he keeps drafting QBs that don’t turn out to be good is because he doesn’t want any qb that plays for Denver to be better than him.

Exactly. He don’t look like a quarterback at all it’s kind of cringy but I love it. Used to be obsessed watching him as a kid how he calls plays at the line until the last minute such a good technique and smart man

Kyle Pope yeah he was super unique there won't ever be a another "Sheriff " , it was such a honour and privilege to watch him throughout his career. I love his family, his dad was such an awesome human and father. I remember seeing Peyton as a four year old telling the cameras he was going to be a quarterback and his pops was his favourite player in a documentary, it was hilarious. I also feel like the Colts failed him in a big way by not surrounding him with enough quality NFL talent especially at the running back position. Winning only one super bowl in twelve years of having Peyton running your offence is not good enough!!!

Kyle Pope also apparently he has a nephew called Arch Manning and he's supposedly going to be another Manning superstar!!!

And him and Brady got props from some of the new QBs like Burrow and Mahones...there was a episode than Manning did about Burrow and San Francisco that seems to really like how he (Burrow) plays even though the Bengals lost in OT

Absolute legend! That skit makes me laugh every time!! "Spend time with your kids so Peyton doesn't!" Lmao

😂 the one where he wrecks the kids is absolutely hilarious

@@ab3040 what makes that so much funnier is Peyton didn't want to hurt the kids when throwing the football at them, so he was being super gentle about it. But he said in an interview that the kids parents were there, and they practically begged him to nail thier kids with the football 🤣😂🤣😂

@@mateowey what interview was that?

@@SonofTuscon99 I can't remember specifically which one, but I remember him being asked about it and that was his response lmao

FACTS

Lol you a falcons fan or something?

Hell ya

Brady

Feeling the same as a Colts fan. Best years of football I could ever watch

That’s what we thought after Elway. I think the Broncos have a knack for QBs in their final years… Russel Wilson next year maybe?

@@fuckboiactual1976 I was lucky to live in central IL in the '80s and got to watch Walter Payton every week, then lived near Indy in the '00s and watched Peyton every week, then became a Broncos' fan for a few years. I've seen the best. NFL bores me to tears now.

Calico Jack; Try being a Cowboy fan, uhhhh.

@@1983mojo1 True

He's faster than Brady 💨💨💨

@@olivermccall9770 and brady was a better thrower.

@@TheTruth-mv7hm career completion percentages say otherwise

@@TheTruth-mv7hm manning doesn’t feel his fingertips, came back from a career ending injury and he still broke the single season record for TD’s and pass yards which still hasn’t been broken

He's so slow. It's not slow as molasses. it's slow as Manning.

I was lucky enough to be at UT during the Peyton years. The energy at Neyland was untouchable. He made games fun.

I kind of felt the same way but look at what Jim Caldwell had done to the team after tony dungy left they were just manning and a husk of the old days by 2012. And Luck was already so good and we needed that all or nothing with him , the poor team management even ended his career while manning got to go out on top with dignity. I will always be a colts fan too but gosh they are so clueless with Irsay owning the team

@Keith Cousins idiot, what?

@Keith Cousins but the video isnt about kirk or brady... idiot

or the comment

@@skyscrapers13 Do you understand what a joke is?

Fully with you on that 👌 Yet it was the most annoying thing when he'd do it non stop in the Madden games. Yet now I actually miss it even in the games!

Absolutely!!

ikr, you know his whole family has heard the story.

And then there was Joe Flacco.

Yep. Between 2001-18, only Rich Gannon (2002) and Joe Flacco (2012) broke up the run of Peyton, Tom, and Ben quarterbacking the AFC in the Super Bowl.

So you respect the fact that he gets respect from others who do not respect many.

I've never thought the human body was intended to endure what the NFL players suffer year in and year out for 5-10 years. Many don't.