Peyton Manning’s feelings on Tom Brady

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Комментарии • 381

  • @nathanstarszak7844
    @nathanstarszak7844 22 дня назад +200

    Til this day Brady and Manning say the two best players they went up against was Ed Reed and Ray Lewis!!

    • @waffles5433
      @waffles5433 21 день назад +15

      Pretty crazy how both site Ravens players as the best they ever played against but they only won 1 Super Bowl since both were starters in the league. Felt like Baltimore should have won at least 1-2 more, could never fully get it right on offense compared to defense.

    • @tomtalley2192
      @tomtalley2192 19 дней назад +7

      @@waffles5433 They had a hard time getting past Pitt NE and Indy, with their great QB's. Ravens never has a great QB.

    • @tomanguyen
      @tomanguyen 18 дней назад +7

      @@waffles5433the reason they didn’t win more is because of Brady and manning

    • @reallifelebowski4732
      @reallifelebowski4732 17 дней назад +1

      @@ron357 Both Ed Reed and Ray Lewis call Brady the All Time GOAT... (care for the RUclips addy?)
      Ed Reed wore an arm band like a QB does when he played Brady so he had a grasp at the formations because he knew Brady could hit any target on the field (only QB Reed ever did that for)
      And offense isn't predicated on defense numb nuts. It's what one does with the offense once he gets the ball back - And Brady tore the Ravens apart /Manning was an interception machine. .. Hell he once threw 3 INT's to Ed Reed in one half. How stupid to you have to be to throw 3 INT's in 1 half to the same guy?.

    • @DetroitLions59
      @DetroitLions59 16 дней назад

      That’s truly on honor for those for Lewis and Reed…

  • @Flannman91
    @Flannman91 21 день назад +96

    Nice to see a convo between two legends with the biggest foreheads we've ever seen.

  • @adeelzeb9792
    @adeelzeb9792 21 день назад +43

    Peyton had to fix his shirt as soon as SAS mentioned Brady. Now that's rivalry lol.

  • @senseihndrxx
    @senseihndrxx 22 дня назад +144

    Getting two back to back hof qbs Stephen A doing number ok big ups

    • @356z
      @356z 22 дня назад +8

      Seriously! And HUGE names too! The GOAT in manning and a top 5 QB in brady. SAS is balling rn

    • @ksisniipez
      @ksisniipez 22 дня назад +12

      @@356z😂

    • @whoshotya410
      @whoshotya410 22 дня назад +1

      Glazer. F SAS

    • @wakeupsweep9731
      @wakeupsweep9731 21 день назад +1

      @@356z agreed Manning was better just did not have the defensive support to win more playoff games.

    • @ballinforlife9
      @ballinforlife9 21 день назад +1

      @@wakeupsweep9731no he wasn’t, manning always had a top 3 receiving core pretty much every year he played so obviously it’s easier to put up numbers in the regular season. Did you want him to have everything? Brady was winning super bowls with Jags on offense his entire career except for his time in TB and one or 2 years with moss. Peyton’s only 2 SBs came when he got carried by von miller and the defense while not being able to throw 10 yards and going up against Rex Grossman in a super bowl. It’s really not close, Brady was a lot better especially when it mattered

  • @skateboardingfather6629
    @skateboardingfather6629 22 дня назад +123

    Payton knows how to do interviews never really answers questions and still keeps your attention with what he’s saying.

    • @tony4534
      @tony4534 22 дня назад +8

      Peyton

    • @MrReav13
      @MrReav13 21 день назад +1

      @@tony4534Peytin* you mean

    • @teydee
      @teydee 21 день назад

      I swear I was just thinking the same thing. This guy is good

    • @bankai7623
      @bankai7623 20 дней назад

      He does answer the question unlike Brady I feel he isn't being hateful and biased

    • @binks7831
      @binks7831 20 дней назад +2

      ​@@bankai7623 Peyton says alot without really saying anything.

  • @scruffd0g193
    @scruffd0g193 22 дня назад +182

    Brady vs Manning, greatest individual rivalry of all time.

    • @Frank-mt2hf
      @Frank-mt2hf 22 дня назад +28

      Wasn’t really much a rivalry

    • @TexasCowboyBA
      @TexasCowboyBA 22 дня назад +7

      Staubach vs Bradshaw was pretty good too.

    • @michaeljordan299
      @michaeljordan299 22 дня назад +16

      Messi v ronaldo pls

    • @rodneycooperjr3223
      @rodneycooperjr3223 22 дня назад +11

      I don't think it was really a rivalry. I think media hyped it up.

    • @Onestonedbake
      @Onestonedbake 21 день назад +5

      ​@@Frank-mt2hfyou're joking right?It's 23-22 in favor of Peyton. These dogs were going at it for years

  • @kingwilliams8865
    @kingwilliams8865 22 дня назад +42

    His energy always on point

  • @rayreese8924
    @rayreese8924 22 дня назад +44

    Payton has no idea how to save a receiver… he almost killed poor Austin Collie every year

    • @waffles5433
      @waffles5433 21 день назад +13

      Agreed. Easily a Top 5 QB all time, but one of his few flaws was he threw a lot of hospital passes

    • @jerrellwilson9896
      @jerrellwilson9896 21 день назад +3

      Thats 🧢 u dont know wtf u talking bout.majority of times manning put the ball where only his wr can grab it and get yards after catch

    • @rayreese8924
      @rayreese8924 21 день назад +13

      @@jerrellwilson9896 psst it’s not that serious man, Payton was great, he also almost killed collie, both can be true. Take a walk

    • @jerrellwilson9896
      @jerrellwilson9896 21 день назад +2

      @@rayreese8924 its a violent game so everybody will get hit.now if we speaking favre what he did with his wrs especially antonio freeman then i can see it.them dudes used 2 get killed off them slants

    • @OxonHill3
      @OxonHill3 21 день назад

      Facts 💯💯​@@jerrellwilson9896

  • @mitchellmahurin3465
    @mitchellmahurin3465 20 дней назад +12

    Manning is the smartest QB of all time. The dude played through so many coaches and basically coordinated his offense most of his career. I hated him as a Pats fan but i was secretly happy for him to ride off in the sunset.

    • @diegomagellan
      @diegomagellan 19 дней назад

      Me too same here

    • @luisafiori2004
      @luisafiori2004 11 дней назад +1

      great choker as well

    • @diegomagellan
      @diegomagellan 11 дней назад

      @@luisafiori2004 his defenses weren’t always the best against the run.

    • @luisafiori2004
      @luisafiori2004 11 дней назад

      @@diegomagellan poor manning, so many excuses for the 1st pick in draft... plz name any pro bowler receiver Brady had in his first 3 super bowls?

    • @joekane8026
      @joekane8026 9 дней назад

      @@luisafiori2004I can name a bunch of pro bowl and hall of fame defensive of players he had at that time. Maybe that was more important to those Super Bowl teams than the offense.

  • @harrygomez2789
    @harrygomez2789 21 день назад +26

    Austin collie and Dallas Clark would like a word 4:48

    • @ericleduc1771
      @ericleduc1771 20 дней назад +3

      and Wes Welker

    • @1766584
      @1766584 19 дней назад +1

      Bruh! Pure Austin popped up in my mind right when he said that smh.

  • @KM-yl4uy
    @KM-yl4uy 22 дня назад +21

    Paytons brain is so huge - I mean it has to be larger than the average humans - no wonder he's so smart 😂

  • @johnvaters3353
    @johnvaters3353 22 дня назад +42

    Peyton is great. He gets it. He’s winning at life big time.

  • @johnhatchel9681
    @johnhatchel9681 21 день назад +28

    Brady had WAY more defensive help than Manning ever did. Only difference.

    • @marcusjones9084
      @marcusjones9084 21 день назад +5

      That's not true.

    • @darrylbledsoe2277
      @darrylbledsoe2277 21 день назад +6

      @@marcusjones9084 It is the truth. Doesn't diminish what either of them have done, but NE defense, coupled with some other "assistance", bailed Brady out A LOT.

    • @davis2k1234
      @davis2k1234 21 день назад +9

      Peyton got carried by his defense to both his titles 2006 playoffs he had 3TDs 7INTs/2 fumbles and in 2015 he was one the worst QBs in the NFL with the best defense

    • @johnhatchel9681
      @johnhatchel9681 21 день назад +1

      @@davis2k1234 Only after the neck injury.

    • @davis2k1234
      @davis2k1234 21 день назад +3

      @@johnhatchel9681 2007 Colts were the No1 defense in the NFL that’s the same defense carried him 06 Playoffs were he played terrible as always in the post season

  • @soundnessofmind7196
    @soundnessofmind7196 21 день назад +9

    Future league commissioner right there

  • @Yankeefan8995
    @Yankeefan8995 17 дней назад +2

    I could listen to Peyton talk all day. Especially if it was with me. I’d want to hear all the stories all over again. Such a great storyteller.

  • @ivanriobla
    @ivanriobla 19 дней назад +4

    1:10 Didn't mention Mexico who sold out an NFL game in 30 minutes 80k+ fans, and has had a 103k+ record nfl game, Mexican fans travel a lot to NFL games in the US in bunches, Mexico is top 3 for expansion teams not only in the NFL but also NBA and MLB

    • @V3x0r
      @V3x0r 14 дней назад +1

      Same time zones and not that far away too. Perfect opportunity to breach the international level.

  • @gilbertbrown4183
    @gilbertbrown4183 18 дней назад +2

    My favorite NFL player. The Sheriff

  • @brennanmoney271
    @brennanmoney271 22 дня назад +11

    He said he’s not smart enough to know😂😂 wild statement

  • @ben6077
    @ben6077 22 дня назад +30

    It makes me sad Peyton didn’t win more than two rings . wtf man

    • @stephanea5364
      @stephanea5364 22 дня назад +14

      He's lucky he had his second

    • @elitemanning_2-0
      @elitemanning_2-0 22 дня назад +9

      the neck messed everything up

    • @Thisistheworld3748
      @Thisistheworld3748 22 дня назад +7

      Think about all the other great QB's that never won one ring like Marino, Ryan, McNab and others. They would would be happy to have just one championship.

    • @kellyjr22
      @kellyjr22 22 дня назад +5

      Two is plenty

    • @cj10211982
      @cj10211982 22 дня назад +7

      TOOK 4 COACHES TO SB

  • @colinforsecs3393
    @colinforsecs3393 22 дня назад +21

    WTF Manning must be wanting the next commissioner job because he completely dodged that question where Brady savagely answered it. Hell hes, the QB position is dumber. Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Kyler Murray, they'll win games and have great stat lines running around trying to get big plays, getting sacked, but I don't see them winning Super Bowls.

    • @josepha.1315
      @josepha.1315 22 дня назад +1

      team game

    • @unc54
      @unc54 22 дня назад

      By the end of the decade one of those guys will have won the Super Bowl

    • @kleatise52
      @kleatise52 21 день назад

      @@unc54sincerely doubt it.

    • @kleatise52
      @kleatise52 21 день назад

      @@unc54sincerely doubt it.

    • @colinjarvis5935
      @colinjarvis5935 20 дней назад +2

      QBs are be coming more athletic but less intelligent

  • @Z3us_19
    @Z3us_19 22 дня назад +17

    Dodging them question like he dodging them blitzes!

  • @lucristianx
    @lucristianx 17 дней назад +1

    I looked up to Peyton as a young teen. Everyone always talked how well he prepared and elevated the game.

    • @V3x0r
      @V3x0r 14 дней назад +1

      He' was fun to watch with all the audibles and literally leading the troops on offense.

    • @lucristianx
      @lucristianx 14 дней назад

      @@V3x0r OMAHA!

  • @CoffeeStain-Music
    @CoffeeStain-Music 9 дней назад +4

    Mahomes doesn't have to beg. They got him. Other teams have to beg. What was it? One holding call in those 3 Super Bowl wins? That's a ridiculous stat and its not because the team is just to well disciplined.

  • @Jackaroo.
    @Jackaroo. 12 дней назад +1

    Best qb rivalry ever

  • @josepha.1315
    @josepha.1315 22 дня назад +4

    He must've not watched mahomes against the bills this year if he thinks he doesn't whine for calls

    • @guyleclerc7324
      @guyleclerc7324 20 дней назад

      Payton must not love that CRYBABY :) Mahomes always looking at the REFS for calls and he won SB doing it . . .

  • @PriCEGotBeats
    @PriCEGotBeats 21 день назад +3

    Peyton is the next NFL Commissioner.

  • @tyronpouncey5985
    @tyronpouncey5985 19 дней назад +3

    Miss the sheriff 😢
    Coming from a pats fan

    • @luisafiori2004
      @luisafiori2004 11 дней назад

      i miss him too... threw so much interceptions to us 😂😂

  • @BrianMartininc
    @BrianMartininc 19 дней назад +2

    It’s weird cause manning is only here as a rival because of the nfl changing the rules against DBs.
    Manning has over 20 players who have their careers ended due to his hospital balls. Brady has 0. -> 4:51

  • @slick222
    @slick222 21 день назад +2

    Brady is willing to tell the truth. Peyton is a committed corporate homer. He knows Brady is right. He also knows he'll rise higher, stay a reliable corporate fixture, and he'll even be trusted to run for office if he wants to one day if he always covers big business's butt. The widespread commitment to greed and rising at any cost is exactly why our country can't fix itself. Too many of us are on the take under the guise of "success" as if material success at any costs is a always good thing. Thank God for the truthtellers who are willing to sacrifice to be honest.

    • @BoosterGoldEarth6
      @BoosterGoldEarth6 21 день назад

      @@slick222 If Brady was willing to tell the truth. He lead with the rules changed thank to me

    • @chase2289
      @chase2289 20 дней назад +1

      Peyton is not being dishonest. Its his opinion

  • @bofetada6841
    @bofetada6841 19 дней назад +2

    He said nothing. A true politician

  • @xlhits
    @xlhits 18 дней назад +1

    Hugely disappointed at the answer or non answer from Peyton. I wanted to hear how he really felt.

  • @siquanwu3131
    @siquanwu3131 22 дня назад +9

    Peyton for the President 2028!

    • @Falcons-283
      @Falcons-283 22 дня назад +1

      Vs Trump .. for his 3rd consecutive lost . Lol

    • @Henrique-wy6cv
      @Henrique-wy6cv 22 дня назад +1

      ​@@Falcons-283dont use a dragon ball pfp if u plan to vote dem

    • @Falcons-283
      @Falcons-283 22 дня назад

      @@Henrique-wy6cv Today i learned that Goku was a MAGA Saiyan .. lol

  • @The_0G_Chad
    @The_0G_Chad 21 день назад +2

    Brady point is there not being developed. They’re so worried about starting and leaving to the NFL in two years. They’re always bailing when it gets hard. So coaches can’t coach them because they’ll enter the portal. Then when they get to the pros if they’re not great in the first two years, they’re discarded. Look at someone like Zach Wilson. Gobs of talent only played one and a half years in college and then went to a really crappy situation… has looked great for the Broncos, but he’s not gonna play because they drafted Bo Nix.
    If you would’ve given him, Andy Reid or Sean Payton his first year his future might’ve been completely different . Or if someone would’ve had him stay in college another year or two and develop.
    But like Josh Allen and Brady wouldn’t even be in the league Unless their teams were patient

  • @quincylopez7376
    @quincylopez7376 21 день назад +1

    Back in the 90s and early 2000 had more elite QBs now it like 5 who agree??

  • @zandertunes9602
    @zandertunes9602 19 дней назад +1

    That shot at Brady was great

  • @MannyZapata-uc4xk
    @MannyZapata-uc4xk 12 дней назад

    Literally the most quarterback way to answer the questions Peyton Manning still has nightmares of getting hit by Ray Lewis lol

  • @eddieogun
    @eddieogun 20 дней назад +1

    Peyton Manning's voice has slowly morphed into Bill Clinton's voice

  • @haasman100
    @haasman100 21 день назад +1

    I like how SAS shifted the paradigm. 😉

  • @mikereed2547
    @mikereed2547 14 дней назад

    No better interview than Peyton. Legend and what a great story teller. How is it that Eli can barely put two sentences together? Go Vols!

  • @JohnJoyce-oq3dp
    @JohnJoyce-oq3dp 12 дней назад

    Brady and Manning the 2 of the 3 BEST that ever played the position. It’s easy to see why they were great, along with Montana they are HUMBLE LEADERS.

  • @Cyber_p3nguin
    @Cyber_p3nguin 16 дней назад

    Austin Collie somewhere out there watching Peyton explain how to keep a guy safe lol

  • @borbafatt
    @borbafatt 19 дней назад +5

    Never forget that when these two played against each other on the biggest stage(AFC championship), Manning won 3 to Brady’s 1.

    • @stephanea5364
      @stephanea5364 18 дней назад +3

      Never forget 7 rings vs 2

    • @chriselrod-dl1wx
      @chriselrod-dl1wx 14 дней назад +1

      Manning should of been the 199th pick brady owned him and all his records except most interceptions ever

    • @borbafatt
      @borbafatt 14 дней назад

      @@chriselrod-dl1wx really? Who has the record for most touchdowns in a single season? I’ll wait.

    • @luisafiori2004
      @luisafiori2004 11 дней назад

      @@borbafatt regular season you mean? WE ARE ALL ABOUT THE PLAYOFFS BABY MORE RINGS THAN ANY FRANCHISE LET'S GOOO

    • @borbafatt
      @borbafatt 11 дней назад

      @@luisafiori2004 the person I responded to was referring to Peyton Manning’s rookie interception record, which is regular season, not playoffs. And in the playoffs in the biggest game possible that the two of them could play each other, which is the AFC championship, Manning has beaten Brady 3-1.

  • @itsjustlyfe1774
    @itsjustlyfe1774 15 дней назад

    Defenseless receiver rule and how they protect the QB made the game wide open.
    Coaches can be more creative offensively with the middle of the field open.

  • @williamgallucci9913
    @williamgallucci9913 5 дней назад

    Great interviews Stephen A I don't always agree with you which is fine but kudos to you getting these two greats up on that stage

  • @Lester3110
    @Lester3110 21 день назад +4

    Shows how much of a sellout he is with his answer on Thursday football. Anybody with eyes and a brain know that it’s absolutely garbage football and injury risk is increased. Thanksgiving should be the only day of thursday football.

    • @joshpine7153
      @joshpine7153 21 день назад +2

      You're absolutely correct. I like having games to watch, but they're usually pretty terrible AND no way this is good for the player's health in the short and long run, just like the 17th game. Plus... What is Manning lobbying for I wonder, was he a Poli-sci major or a dodge ball pro player in secret?? Sheesh what a non-commital snake in the grass.

  • @mikewhite965
    @mikewhite965 День назад

    I live in MA and have been a life long Patriots fan and in the early 2000's I hated Peyton and that was my mistake...this guy is awesome and I'd love to play a round of golf with him and get a burger and a couple of beers with him afterwards...i was born in 1973 so the Patriots were at the bottom of the league for as long as I could remember until 1993...Parcells changed it all

  • @andrewgundy3045
    @andrewgundy3045 20 дней назад +1

    Stephen a gotta Amphitheatre now? These are awesome

  • @ben6077
    @ben6077 22 дня назад +1

    We miss you Peyton.

  • @djmegahurtz
    @djmegahurtz 17 дней назад

    8:30 lmaooo we all knew that was coming 🤣

  • @moheganson
    @moheganson 20 дней назад +1

    Ed Reed is probably the 2nd greatest safety ever after Ronnie Lott

  • @winthaoo
    @winthaoo 20 дней назад +1

    Austin Collie was never protected 🤣

  • @KK-45
    @KK-45 15 дней назад

    I don’t think Football will be as popular with the international crowd. Even if it does happen it will at least take a couple of decades imo.

  • @anthonylewis6389
    @anthonylewis6389 21 день назад +1

    Peyton is hilarious 😂

  • @Adjust91
    @Adjust91 18 дней назад

    Permanent team in London is say is a bad idea, just keep the teams in the US. More international games would be amazing though.

  • @jacobdockter6407
    @jacobdockter6407 2 дня назад

    if NFL wants to have team in UK they need to pay to bring back the Concord. Its not like they cant afford to.

  • @simpskins
    @simpskins 19 дней назад

    Peyton Manning is hilarious, I love listening to him speak

  • @ThaRealJamarcus
    @ThaRealJamarcus 16 дней назад

    Peyton Manning is the greatest Quarterback of all time.

    • @chriselrod-dl1wx
      @chriselrod-dl1wx 14 дней назад

      No more lsd tripping hallucinating doesn't work for you

  • @Thetangibletim
    @Thetangibletim 18 дней назад

    When the offense is more productive it’s not they are dumbing it down it’s more like they used to over complicate it.

  • @chase2289
    @chase2289 20 дней назад

    My favorite QB of all time. My Goat!

  • @jasonbrewer5385
    @jasonbrewer5385 14 дней назад

    He never seemed to remember.
    Toooo funny

  • @stovetopicus
    @stovetopicus 19 дней назад

    Ray Lewis gets upset about offenses getting away with murder, but Ray Lewis got away with murder.

  • @ruggedmeetsrefined5345
    @ruggedmeetsrefined5345 19 дней назад

    Nothing beats Ali vs Frazier just because they were literally willing and went to death’s door. HBO has kinda buried their Thrilla in Manilla documentary, not sure why. It’s even better than Magic vs Bird Courtship of Rivals

  • @Pterradacto
    @Pterradacto 21 день назад

    That Quarterback energy does hit different.

  • @mathewerenberger7275
    @mathewerenberger7275 22 дня назад

    It could go more international, it would require several teams to be created in europe for it to work out though as you would basically need to create an entire division

  • @bill1982ify
    @bill1982ify 12 дней назад

    Brady did it on his own. Peyton and Eli had daddy Archchy to help them. There father played and knew everybody. Thats why Belichick threw 2 SB the giants way. Bel also gave the Denver game away because Peyton could not throw anymore and they wanted him to go out with SB win!

  • @user-lq7le2dr8d
    @user-lq7le2dr8d 21 день назад +1

    I know Peyton feels Joey Porter in his sleep (pause)

    • @corwinsmith1502
      @corwinsmith1502 20 дней назад

      Is that who put the hit on him that broke his jaw back in the day?

  • @bpraise517
    @bpraise517 9 дней назад

    Peyton is a politician indeed...great QB]

  • @kristianacevedo8193
    @kristianacevedo8193 18 дней назад

    Don't be surprised if Peyton Manning becomes NFL Commisioner in the near future.

  • @angelajohns2853
    @angelajohns2853 22 дня назад +3

    Patton and Ellie Manning should be in the top Quaterbacks in history , how about Troy Aikman also , Patrick Holmes is on his way breaking records!

  • @swieri2003
    @swieri2003 16 дней назад +1

    Mahomes loves crying for flags, it’s pathetic to see such a great doing it..

    • @rodneymckinnon9075
      @rodneymckinnon9075 2 дня назад

      Ref's need glasses. Careers are ended because of players getting away with stuff they shouldn't

  • @raraku1250
    @raraku1250 16 дней назад

    I can’t believe his only 48 and his been out of the NFL for almost a decade.

    • @varunchandrasekaran3321
      @varunchandrasekaran3321 15 дней назад

      The last 10 years have gone by quickly due to covid swallowing up damn near 3 years of that time

  • @RevoZtuns
    @RevoZtuns 17 дней назад

    SAS on a generational run with these guests

  • @adem1781
    @adem1781 8 дней назад

    I'll make this easy for Americans
    Call your sport what it is : Throwball
    Football is a sport played with feet. Throwing the ball is not a major feature. Kicks happen alot more than throws.
    Throwing the ball in Throwball is one of the major parts. Kicking is not a major major feature. Throws happen more than kicks.
    You don't _throw_ with your feet.

  • @rob4318
    @rob4318 17 дней назад +1

    There will never be another Peyton Manning. The goat.

  • @TheKushSkywalker
    @TheKushSkywalker 16 дней назад

    these guys are like magic and bird they will roast each other to the grave

  • @JoshLikely-pf3tw
    @JoshLikely-pf3tw 10 дней назад

    Brazil game kinda wack, since they can't wear their green..... SMH

  • @jacobarmendariz9245
    @jacobarmendariz9245 20 дней назад

    I was checking to see who's hairline was receding the quickest. I think Stephen A met his match....it was like watching Brady vs Manning.

  • @googleifyouseekayu
    @googleifyouseekayu 18 дней назад

    I think they are both right

  • @ivanmatic23
    @ivanmatic23 18 дней назад

    Literally nothing about his feelings for Brady

  • @jjgreen5206
    @jjgreen5206 16 дней назад

    Manning. Good for the NFL. Human. Empathetic, we’ll rounded human. Brady, massive ego, has no ethics. Will constantly criticize the NFL and talk about himself and his experiences. Anyone who constantly talks about themselves is boring and should be replaced. It’s inexcusable behavior

  • @AttilatheThrilla
    @AttilatheThrilla 16 дней назад

    As a forever Brady fan… He definitely did beg for flags way too often.. Only part of his game I didn’t like..

  • @twhoyoutrynabebuchanan5149
    @twhoyoutrynabebuchanan5149 20 дней назад

    Peyton funny asf

  • @LeoDunsonMinistries
    @LeoDunsonMinistries 21 день назад

    Mahomes forsure the biggest beggar for the flag today. Peyton didn’t want to embarrass the guy but it’s true

  • @xzop2688
    @xzop2688 16 дней назад

    If Europe wants NFL they need to develop a league. Start at high school then semi pro. Then get idk 10 -15 teams then eventually 32. Then there could be two super bowls and a world bowl

  • @Colloidal-te2iz
    @Colloidal-te2iz 18 дней назад

    Aaron Rodgers is an ELITE begger 😂

  • @PhilipVaughn-ri8vb
    @PhilipVaughn-ri8vb 22 дня назад +1

    So glad that goof went to Tennessee instead of UF. Go Gators!

  • @jaggeragnew
    @jaggeragnew 14 дней назад

    Awesome legendary. The great Peyton manning

  • @dropwunn8761
    @dropwunn8761 20 дней назад

    This is definitely the place to b if u f wit sports

  • @RtsFps1
    @RtsFps1 17 дней назад

    Eli would’ve broken it 🤣

  • @Bree1589
    @Bree1589 12 дней назад

    Ray Lewis killed someone? I just found this out

  • @ericism00
    @ericism00 21 день назад

    texas tech mentioned let’s goo

  • @chriselrod-dl1wx
    @chriselrod-dl1wx 14 дней назад

    Patton was a general and who the hell is ellie and by the way theres only one goat and thats brady

  • @Moananuiākea
    @Moananuiākea 19 дней назад

    TB12 🐐

  • @V3x0r
    @V3x0r 14 дней назад

    Aaron Rodgers is the biggest complainer. Every single time he's hit legally or otherwise.

  • @AimHigh101
    @AimHigh101 21 день назад

    Peyton the 🐐

  • @hewoguys2506
    @hewoguys2506 19 дней назад

    I think the real serious question that should be asked in this interview is who has the biggest forehead

  • @user-hm6od4gt3s
    @user-hm6od4gt3s 18 дней назад +1

    Manning is the drake of football. Come back to this comment when it’s exposed besides the past s-a case. Your welcome

  • @amoh3465
    @amoh3465 19 дней назад

    Manning made he only got 2 sp lol

  • @user-qr6nb3bg6w
    @user-qr6nb3bg6w 19 дней назад

    Says the “Qb” you’re not in the trenches dawg..you don’t know about recovery

  • @joanneanderson3725
    @joanneanderson3725 22 дня назад

    Where are you?