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| − | '''Peyton Manning''' (b. March 24, 1976) is an [[American Football]], playing the position of [[quarterback]]. Regarded as one of the best quarterbacks, he set a record 50 touchdown passes in a single season and once guided his [[Indianapolis Colts]] to a [[Super Bowl]] victory over the [[Chicago Bears]]. He was won the [[Most Valuable Player]] award four times. | + | '''Peyton Manning''' (b. March 24, 1976) is an [[American Football]] player, playing the position of [[quarterback]]. Regarded as one of the best quarterbacks, he set a record 50 touchdown passes in a single season and once guided his [[Indianapolis Colts]] to a [[Super Bowl]] victory over the [[Chicago Bears]]. He was won the [[Most Valuable Player]] award four times. |
Peyton comes from a well-known football family - his father Archie Manning played for the Saints, Oilers, and Vikings, while his brother [[Eli Manning]] has led the [[New York Giants]] to two Super Bowl victories as its quarterback. | Peyton comes from a well-known football family - his father Archie Manning played for the Saints, Oilers, and Vikings, while his brother [[Eli Manning]] has led the [[New York Giants]] to two Super Bowl victories as its quarterback. | ||
Revision as of 01:28, March 20, 2012
Peyton Manning (b. March 24, 1976) is an American Football player, playing the position of quarterback. Regarded as one of the best quarterbacks, he set a record 50 touchdown passes in a single season and once guided his Indianapolis Colts to a Super Bowl victory over the Chicago Bears. He was won the Most Valuable Player award four times.
Peyton comes from a well-known football family - his father Archie Manning played for the Saints, Oilers, and Vikings, while his brother Eli Manning has led the New York Giants to two Super Bowl victories as its quarterback.
Peyton was released by the Indianapolis Colts in March 2012 after missing all of the 2011 season due to a serious injury.