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'''Peyton Manning''' (b. March 24, 1976) is an [[American Football]] player, playing the position of [[quarterback]]. Regarded as one of the NFL's all-time best quarterbacks, he set a record 50 touchdown passes in a single season and led his [[Indianapolis Colts]] to a championship in [[Super Bowl]] XLI, where he was also named Most Valuable Player.  He has won the NFL's [[Most Valuable Player]] award four times, named an All-Pro nine times (First Team six times, and Second Team three times) and been selected to the Pro Bowl twelve times. He still holds dozens of records on both the college and professional level.

'''Peyton Manning''' (b. March 24, 1976) is an [[American Football]] player, playing the position of [[quarterback]].  

 

He is one of the most [[Overrated Sports Stars|overrated]] players in the [[NFL]], receiving praise far greater than what a one-time Super Bowl winner would ordinarily receive.<ref>He led his [[Indianapolis Colts]] to a championship in [[Super Bowl]] XLI, where he was also named Most Valuable Player.</ref> He has unjustifiably won the NFL's [[Most Valuable Player]] award four times, including several seasons where he failed to win the Super Bowl, and was picked by the [[liberal media]] to the All-Pro team nine times (First Team six times, and Second Team three times) and been selected to the Pro Bowl twelve times. He still holds dozens of unimportant records on both the college and professional level.

Manning played college football for the University of Tennessee, where he became the school's all-time leader in both passing yards and touchdowns. He also set a SouthEastern Conference record for career wins as a starting quarterback. In 1998 he was selected by the Colts with the first-overall draft pick. Although the team struggled to a mere 3 wins in Manning's rookie season, they managed to win at least 10 games in 11 of the following 12 seasons.

Manning played college football for the University of Tennessee, where he became the school's all-time leader in both passing yards and touchdowns. He also set a SouthEastern Conference record for career wins as a starting quarterback. In 1998 he was selected by the Colts with the first-overall draft pick. Although the team struggled to a mere 3 wins in Manning's rookie season, they managed to win at least 10 games in 11 of the following 12 seasons.