An emotional Peyton Manning delivered his retirement speech Monday looking back on a successful 18-year NFL career. The former Indianapolis Colt and Denver Bronco opened up talking about his rookie season, which he eventually broke the record for most interceptions thrown by
With Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning set to announce his retirement today, his brother, New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning, narrated a touching tribute to honor his Peyton’s football career, beginning with playing in the backyard. In the piece, written
Peyton Manning’s biggest rivals paid tribute to the quarterback on his decision to retire.
Peyton Manning decided to end his football career this weekend. Only he didn’t.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — A person with knowledge of the decision tells The Associated Press that Peyton Manning has informed the Denver Broncos he’s going to retire.
Friday, Jason Whitlock guest-hosted Fox Sports 1 radio’s “The Herd” and invited “Black Lives Matter” activist Shaun King, who has been of accused of being misleading about his ethnicity, to discuss his hit piece on Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning,
A 2003 affidavit giving Peyton Manning’s side of the story of an alleged 1996 incident involving a female trainer at the University of Tennessee surfaced this week.
On Tuesday, the women’s group Ultraviolet called for advertisers to drop Peyton Manning as their spokesman, citing an alleged incident from 1996 in which Manning supposedly exposed himself to a female trainer at the University of Tennessee.
Peyton Manning did not get to pick his enemies. But if he did, he couldn’t have imagined a more pathetic bunch than his real antagonists.
Don’t call Jeb Bush a pander bear. The former Florida governor admitted to a South Carolina audience that he rooted for the Denver Broncos just days after they defeated the Carolina Panthers.
On the Tuesday broadcast of “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1, radio host Colin Cowherd spoke on the backlash Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has received for walking out on a post-Super Bowl press conference. Cowherd explained that since Newton is “cocky, tall,
Monday on ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” host Scott Van Pelt interviewed Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning while he is celebrating his Super Bowl 50 win with his family at Disneyland. Manning, who said shortly after the victory over the Carolina Panthers Sunday that he
It has been 15 years since a team compiled fewer passing yards in a Super Bowl — and 41 years since a team had fewer passing yards and won the Super Bowl. But in a defensive struggle, Peyton Manning avoided the miscues of his adversary that led to the difference in the game.
Peyton Manning seemed to play it coy about his retirement plans. But he provided enough information to allow code-breakers to read between the lines.
Shortly after taking down the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning was asked if this would be the end of his long, successful career. Manning remained mum on an announcement, saying he wanted to think
Your rooting passion in Super Bowl 50 likely derives from whether you prefer the possibilities in the story’s opening chapters or a happy ending. At least if you live outside of the Carolinas or the Mountain West it does.
Kenan Thompson and Taran Killam, appearing as Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton and Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, joined forces the night before squaring off in Super Bowl 50 and sang “Ebony and Ivory” on this week’s broadcast of “Saturday
Although Peyton Manning protested on Monday night that he doesn’t know if he will retire after the Super Bowl, evidence from his private conversations indicates that the 39-year-old quarterback will indeed call it quits after Sunday’s game.
On CBS’s “Face the Nation” Sunday, GOP front-runner made his pick for this weekend’s Super Bowl, taking the Denver Broncos over the favorite Carolina Panthers. Trump said he knows the Panthers are the hotter team and Panthers quarterback Cam Newton
For the second year in a row, the NFL heads into a Super Bowl investigating one of its most high-profile players.
Four days before Peyton Manning starts in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, Al Jazeera America, the network that aired claims linking him to human-growth hormone, announced its imminent closure.
The Al Jazeera reporter who anchored the network’s documentary implying star quarterback Peyton Manning used performance enhancing drugs is suddenly backpedaling furiously from the film’s insinuation.
Al Jazeera, which has made its contempt for the white citizens of America known for years, seized the opportunity to malign a white American icon, Hall of Fame-bound quarterback Peyton Manning, without vetting the story completely. Why?
The Al Jazeera correspondent behind the report linking Peyton Manning to performance-enhancing drugs now says her broadcast accused Ashley Manning, and not her star quarterback husband, of receiving human-growth hormone.
In light of the claims by al Jazeera that Denver Broncos Peyton Manning was supplied with human-growth hormone (HGH), Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban called in to Fox Sports 1’s “TMZ Sports” Monday calling for the legalization of performance-enhancing drugs
In a discussion Tuesday about Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning human-growth hormone (HGH) allegations on ESPN’s “First Take,” former political analyst for CNN and The Blaze now ESPN contributor Will Cain proposed that professional sports like football legalize the usage
Peyton Manning’s main rival became a chief supporter in the wake of allegations of use of performance-enhancing drugs.
Peyton Manning says the Al Jazeera accusations that he used performance-enhancing drugs enrage him so much that he may sue.
The man who claimed in an Al Jazeera documentary that an Indiana clinic supplied Peyton Manning with human-growth hormone now says he lied—and did so to defraud a person he calls a “fraudster.”
Fox Sports 1 personality and J.School blogger Jason Whitlock sat in as the host for “The Herd” on Monday and reacted to the al Jazeera undercover investigation that alleges Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning used human-growth hormone while recovering from his neck injuries
Peyton Manning vehemently denies an Al Jazeera undercover investigation that claims the quarterback used human-growth hormone to recover from his neck injuries in 2011.
Broncos quarterback Brock Osweiler’s opening-drive touchdown march against the Bears on Sunday fired a shot over Peyton Manning’s bow, signaling he is ready to take over starting duties from the beleaguered NFL legend.
NFL on Fox analyst and nine-time Pro Bowler John Lynch was asked Monday on Fox Sports 1’s “The Herd” if the sentiment in Denver is that star quarterback Peyton Manning is holding on for too long. The 39-year-old Broncos QB
Peyton Manning showed himself better than Brett Favre but worse than Brock Osweiler all in one game. It’s been that kind of Twilight Zone season for the 18-year veteran.
An NFL Sunday is always a good diversion for Americans looking for an escape from the harsh realities of the world. And there are no shortage of interesting storylines in Week 10 of the NFL season to grab your attention.
It’s not debatable. John Harwood’s employer—NBC—broadcasts a great game on Sunday Night Football.
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has not spoken publicly of any gut feeling regarding his rivalry with Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning. But one of Brady’s private emails speaks volumes about Brady’s desire to be regarded as the better quarterback.
The University of Tennessee reports that Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning has established a Chattanooga Heroes Fund to “support the families of those who lost their lives as well as those who were wounded in the tragic shootings on July 16.”
Wednesday was the day of David Letterman’s last episode and he was given a send-off with an all-star version of his signature top 10 list. Among those participating were Bill Murray, Tina Fey, Peyton Manning , Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Chris Rock, Jim
During Monday’s “Pardon the Interruption” on ESPN, co-hosts Mike Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discussed the reports that have come out of NFL team executives being blown away by former Florida State QB Jameis Winston’s football I.Q., with one executive comparing
