Manning owns TD Pass record

[DBCooper]

Love him, hate him....

He's awesome!

http://m.espn.go.com/nfl/story?storyId=11731334&src=desktop&ex_cid=null

 

[revan]

Love him, hate him....

He's awesome!

http://m.espn.go.com/nfl/story?storyId=11731334&src=desktop&ex_cid=null

That should have been Dre catching that ball

 

[Luv_ya_blue]

He's imho, the most intelligent QB to ever play the game. His intellect, Brees athleticism and Belicheck for a coach--you'd have the bionic QB.

 

[HOU-TEX]

He also holds the record for TDs against one opponent. Ya want to guess who that opponent is?

I've always enjoyed watching Manning play, but even more so now that he's been out of our division the past couple years.

 

[Playoffs]

Eff Manning.

Cost me my first loss in fantasy this year.

 

[Ryan]

He's imho, the most intelligent QB to ever play the game. His intellect, Brees athleticism and Belicheck for a coach--you'd have the bionic QB.

Brees is pretty athletic, but i think Rodgers is a better athlete than Brees.

 

[Luv_ya_blue]

Brees is pretty athletic, but i think Rodgers is a better athlete than Brees.

As far as mobility I would agree.
I'd rather have Brees, all things considered.

Again, jmo.

 

[b0ng]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/0ap3000000412500/The-greatest-Peyton-Manning-tribute-Ever

 

[HOU-TEX]

On a side note from last night: Did anyone else notice the fake spin move by DeMarcus Ware on Staley? That was insane.

If not, here it is

https://vine.co/v/Ob6YtYZvjxn

 

[JB]

On a side note from last night: Did anyone else notice the fake spin move by DeMarcus Ware on Staley? That was insane.

If not, here it is

https://vine.co/v/Ob6YtYZvjxn

Yeah that was pretty awesome! Staley was looking around like WTF?

 

[TD]

Side note to the side note...anyone know why Peyton puts his helmet back on after the game to run onto the field? Struck me as odd.

 

[HOU-TEX]

Yeah that was pretty awesome! Staley was looking around like WTF?

Staley's one of the best too. He definitely learned something new on that play

Side note to the side note...anyone know why Peyton puts his helmet back on after the game to run onto the field? Struck me as odd.

I've wondered that a time or two myself. Afraid of a random haymaker?

It can't be that comfortable on him with the huge red marks it leaves on his dome

 

[Luv_ya_blue]

On a side note from last night: Did anyone else notice the fake spin move by DeMarcus Ware on Staley? That was insane.

If not, here it is

https://vine.co/v/Ob6YtYZvjxn

That's sick!

 

[Double Barrel]

He's imho, the most intelligent QB to ever play the game. His intellect, Brees athleticism and Belicheck for a coach--you'd have the bionic QB.

You've got to add Montana's clutch dynamic to the mix. Manning has thrown two pick 6's in as many Super Bowl losses. Just sayin'...

 

[TD]

You've got to add Montana's clutch dynamic to the mix. Manning has thrown two pick 6's in as many Super Bowl losses. Just sayin'...

My first thought was Young might be better than Montana, but then I really got to thinking: Montana followed by Young....Manning Followed by Luck.....Schaub followed by Fitzpatrick. :-(

 

[JB]

Side note to the side note...anyone know why Peyton puts his helmet back on after the game to run onto the field? Struck me as odd.

So he could have his hands free to pat all the butts going by?

 

[Luv_ya_blue]

You've got to add Montana's clutch dynamic to the mix. Manning has thrown two pick 6's in as many Super Bowl losses. Just sayin'...

Absolutely!
Montana was clutch...P. Manning is not.
I was more talking about his ability to assess the defense at the line of scrimmage, call the play and even audible after they adjust.

But you're right about Joe.

 

[chicagotexan2]

On a side note from last night: Did anyone else notice the fake spin move by DeMarcus Ware on Staley? That was insane.

If not, here it is

https://vine.co/v/Ob6YtYZvjxn

Yeah that was cool. Very Barry Sandersesque.

 

[xtruroyaltyx]

Side note to the side note...anyone know why Peyton puts his helmet back on after the game to run onto the field? Struck me as odd.

Might just be an old habit. Growing up all the way through high school you're told to put your helmet on as you line up to shake hands.

It's really not until college when you just do what you want.

 

[Txn_in_FL]

Wow... I bet any team that passed on signing that guy is really regretting it right about now.

 

[infantrycak]

Wow... I bet any team that passed on signing that guy is really regretting it right about now.

I'm sure they are. Still doesn't mean the gamble was a good one. But hey people keep playing slots and lotto. Some people win so it must be a good bet.

 

[bah007]

The only surprising thing about Manning breaking Favre's record is that he didn't do it against us...

 

[Dread-Head]

Better him than ANY Cowboy QB.

 

[gg no re]

The only surprising thing about Manning breaking Favre's record is that he didn't do it against us...

Well now that you've said that, Manning's final NFL TD will probably be a game-winner against us. Thankssssss~

 

[kingtexan]

Apparently a smart business-man as well. Buys a ton of pizza franchises in a state about to legalize pot.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/19/peyton-manning-pot-pizza-business_n_5849306.html

"There’s some different laws out here in Colorado," Manning told Sports Illustrated in an interview published Thursday. "Pizza business is pretty good out here, believe it or not, due to some recent law changes."

 

[LClaudine]

He probably puts his helmet back on because it is such a part of who he is - like musicians who feel naked without their instruments when in a club - Manning, the best quarterback to ever play IMHO, always wears a helmet on the field and so, does so at end because he is on the field. It's part of his incredible work ethic.