1) Peyton Manning (Quarterback)- The Indianapolis Colts chose Manning out of the University of Tennessee with the top selection in the 1998 draft.
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25 February 2010
nchises over the course of the past quarter-century.
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18 February 2010
a 2002 Wild Card playoff game at Giants Stadium in the swamps of Jersey.
Colts quarterback Peyton Manning struggled mightily in the loss and amassed a paltry 137 yards in the air.
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10 February 2010
Superstar quarterback Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts were defeated by the New Orleans Saints 31-17 in Super Bowl XLIV Sunday at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida.
The game was ultimately decided by a crucial Manning miscue when his pass was intercepted and returned 74 yards for a touchdown by Saints cornerback Tracy Porter with only three minutes remaining in the decisive fourth quarter.
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21 January 2010
th’s bold proclamation.
From the virtual instant that the Colts selected quarterback Peyton Manning out of the University of Tennessee with the first overall pick in the 1998 NFL Draft, Indianapolis has fielded a solid football team.
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27 September 2009
(I've also posted this on my blog at FanNation.com).
It's been an interesting NFL Sunday thus far, so I had the urge to get my two cents in on the day's events. First thing that comes to my mind, it's going right into this post...
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14 May 2008
oit in the Western Conference finals. The early knock on Turco resembles criticism of a young Peyton Manning, both in how true it was and how silly it seems now.
Wake up Naked in th
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5 March 2008
tch other quarterbacks for some reason. I do not get excited to watch great quarterbacks like Peyton Manning or Tom Brady. They just don't do anything that will surprise me or make me blink twice to see if that really happen. I just see other quarterbacks staying in the pocket. Favre is all over the place. This is what separated from other quarterbacks. This is what made him such an icon he is. Millions loved to watch him. Millions are going to hate to say goodbye.
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