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Peyton Manning Hangs Up the Cleats

Peyton Manning Will Retire



An all-time great, the third best quarterback in NFL history, a quarterback with two Super Bowl victories. Peyton Manning has gone through much adversity - four back surgeries and plantar fascia - but still finds ways to come out on top. His Broncos actually won Super Bowl 50 with him injured. Ever since he came in the league he has been a force to be reckoned with. He helped an Indianapolis Colts team that did not have much talent in 1998, and other people around him grew and became better players with his presence. He helped out the Broncos as well, and his leadership led them to two Super Bowl appearances. His retirement after eighteen years was by no means a surprise, and everyone will miss him calling out an audible and saying "Omaha." His no-huddle and shotgun playing style was perfect, and I will treasure his visions on the field, knowing when to adjust plays and what to run when. He is one of the greatest football players I have witnessed on the television, and I will never forget him.

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