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Peyton Manning - The Greatest of All Time

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This video is a tribute to #18, one of the best players in the history of the National Football League. Thank you for 18 wonderful years Peyton and thank you for spending 4 of them as a Denver Bronco. The NFL will never be the same again.

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Even though Peyton Manning is only 41 he has made contracts after his NFL football career with companies such as Nation Wide, Papa John's, Buick, Gatorade and DirecTV. He is paid $12 million dollars in off field earnings.

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Peyton Manning is worthy of being remembered because he was very important to the Football world and still is an idol to many people.

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"Pressure is something you feel when you don't know what the hell you're doing."

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In 2009 Peyton was named the best player in the NFL. He was also named the greatest player of the decade 2000's by sports illustrated. Peyton Manning has never missed an NFL game but was forced not to play the entire 2011 season because of a neck injury. He is the first player in history to get 4 MVPs. Peyton was the fastest player ever to reach 50,000 yards and 4,000 completions. He is also the only quarterback ever to open his career with 3,000+ yards for six seasons.

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In 1998 Peyton got drafted to the Indianapolis Colts. He went on to spend 14 years with the colts then got released and signed to the Denver Broncos. He went on to win the Super Bowl twice and MVP times. Peyton retired in 2016 after winning his second Super Bowl.

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Peyton Manning was born on March 24, 1976. His hometown is New Orleans, Louisiana. Peyton's parents were Olivia Williams and Archie Manning. Peyton has two siblings, Eli and Cooper Manning. Peyton went to Isidore Newman High School. He led the team to a 34-5 record and threw for more than 7,000 yards. He then got into The University of Tennessee.