British Soccer Fan Reacts To Peyton Manning 50 Most Legendary Plays | Top Quality Quarterbacks Ep #2
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Peyton Manning’s Top 50 Most Legendary Plays of All-Time | NFL Highlights
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Something you don’t see in these highlights is how Manning was infamous for calling audibles - that is, using his code words at the line of scrimmage to change the play that the coach sent in, based on how he sees the defense setting up. He had more discretion to do that than probably any other QB, and he did it so much people could get quite annoyed at how much time he’d spend doing it, barking out the play call for as long as the play clock limit would allow, over and over again. He was known as being the closest thing to a “coach on the field” as there has been in modern football.
His football IQ was legendary. You could never pull the same defensive trick on him twice. I don't recall who specifically, but there was a D-coordinator that set up a plan for Manning to force a pick, and it took THREE QUARTERS to set up. Never worked on him again.
OMAHA!!!
also the best play fake in football, just tricking cameramen
Btw that’s an American idiom that comes from football - “to call an audible”.
Like, “You said you were going THIS, why the hell did you do THAT instead?”
“Oh, well, that was my plan but at the last minute I called an audible!”
Something that highlights won't show you about Peyton is how smart he was. He had a crazy ability to read defenses and call out the other team's plays. He was basically a second offensive coordinator on your team. He was not just a hall of fame QB but also possibly the greatest student of the game that we've ever seen.
Marvin Harrison is the dad of Ohio States #1 WR that you reacted to in a couple games. He’s a hall of famer and his son looks like a future one as well
Peyton and Marvin also held/hold some NFL records for QB/WR combos.
If I'm not mistaken isn't he in prison for murder right now
Marvin Harrison is a murderer.
@@brandonhinrichs4393 no…
Marvin Harrison is one of the greatest receivers of all time. He and Manning still have the all-time record for touchdowns for a QB receiver duo I believe.
Elected to the Hall of Fame. He went to Tennessee. He is tall at 6 foot six inches. His dad and brother were also NFL quarterbacks. His nephew is a high school senior and may turn out better than his uncles.
I know you're going for Quarterbacks but I think you should react to Top 50 most legendary plays by Barry Sanders. Insane running back.
His dad, Archie also played back in the 70’s. His brother Cooper was also very good but had a medical issue with his neck and he had to quit. Arch Manning, Coopers son is about to start his first season at Texas. The Mannings are called the first family of football.
And also his other brother, Eli Manning.
Eli was a star QB at The University of Mississippi, and latter led the the NY Giants to an NFL Superbowl Championship.
@@garyemagee7177 two Superbowls
Archie was a really good QB on an awful Saints team.
Let’s not forget about Eli Manning!
He won a Super Bowl too.
Growing up in Indiana, watching Peyton to Harrison, Wayne, and Clark every Sunday. So many good memories.
I still have my Manning jersey from when I was like 12. As a Colts fan, it feels like a lifetime away. 😞
I was around 6 or 7 when I took a tour of Lucas Oil Stadium. I'm 19 now. I had a Manning jersey that slowly lost its numbers and letters. Wish I still had it. I have a picture somewhere.
The thing I think that made Peyton Manning so deadly was his play fakes. He was able to hide the ball so well after a fake handoff that the safety’s bit and he was able to go right over the top. He created so much separation with the fake handoff and the pump fake. He was incredibly accurate too which helps. Dude just had it all
He was as good at the play fakes as just about anyone. The old school guys worked on it alot--Unitas, Starr, then later Bradshaw, Stabler, K. Anderson, then Marino was also very good at it. Seems like a bit of a lost art or maybe the plays that require it aren't as common with exception of the RPO stuff.
2:18 that's Eli manning his younger brother. he was PISSED about the score.
Manning was criticized for being too old to play. He had "retired" from the Colts after playing for them for 14 seasons, only to come out of retirement to play another 4 seasons for the Broncos.
Manning is also a beloved TV personality, having made several TV commercial appearances. His wholesome persona and wry comedic style makes him a very endearing character. One of my favorite commercials with him is an old ad for Mastercard.
ua-cam.com/video/OEeK7OH6kXc/v-deo.html
Some other famous QB to wide receiver duos are:
Joe Montana to Jerry Rice
Dan Marino to Mark Clayton/Mark Duper
John Elway to Rod Smith
Jim Kelly to Andre Reed
Ben Roethlisberger to Antonio Brown
He didn’t retire and it wasn’t because he was too old. He had a neck surgery and was believed he’d never be able to throw a ball again, so colts chose to release him and draft Andrew Luck. Then Manning went through intense physical therapy and signed with broncos where he amazingly played for another 4 seasons, where he eventually retired but it was the 1 and only time he retired.
Manning was about the closest thing to a robot playing QB, he made the correct reads, play execution, a leader, no flaws in his game except he existed in the prime Tom Brady era of football.
Peytom Manning has a wiked funny sense of humor! You should check out his tv commercials. He & His brother Eli ( former Giants QB) are hysterical together! Love Peyton. Was a joy to watch. His footwork was amazing.
Too bad this video didn't talk about Peyton's career. He really began playing for the Tennessee Vols and is loved by everybody in the state. There was a real battle ever year between him and Tom Brady in who would end up in the Super Bowl. The plays are good but the story is better.
The best NFL rivalry of the 2000s was manning vs Brady. They met ALOT I'm the playoffs.
"OMAHA"! "OMAHA"! 54 IS "THE MIKE","54 IS THE MIKE" Famous play calling audible for 14-Time Pro Bowler and Hall Of Fame Peyton Manning.🇺🇲🏈
You were spot on with Peyton's decision to slide instead of get the TD. Traditionally most American football teams would rather take a knee on the clock than risk some crazy shenanigans that could cost them the game.
You're absolutely right, Marvin Harrison was one helluva receiver. You might remember his son from the Georgia vs Ohio State game.
Absolutely the best QB I've ever seen play. Maybe not most accomplished, but the best.
While I’m of course biased being a colts fan but not only do I consider Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison to be the best WR-QB duo of all time but I consider Manning to be the greatest QB of all time (yes above Brady, SB wins are TEAM achievements) and Harrison to be a top 3 WR of all time.
Drew Brees, Michael Vick, Aaron Rodgers, Brett Favre and Ben Roethlisberger are all some of the best QBs from the last 2 decades, but I’d say react to Brady before anyone else because he’s the consensus best NFL player of all time
As a Georgia fan, I must say, I do not miss the Dawgs having to play against Peyton at Tennessee during his collegiate years.
After Peyton Manning injured his neck playing for the Colts, everyone said that he would never be the same or win a Super Bowl again, but he showed them since then the Colts have not won a Super Bowl, or went Peyton win one and went to another
Where Peyton was elite was his presnap reads and audibles. There is a video call just snap the damn ball colts that shows how much went into Peyton’s presnap calls.
he’s the sheriff because he’s a field general and an absolute gunslinger
Beyond all of the plays in all of his intelligence, the thing that makes him even more amazing In my opinion is the fact that he had a neck injury while playing and was not even supposed to walk again. A year later, he returned and played football for four more years!
QB mechanics is a big thing. Throwing & footwork has to be precise for accuracy and strength.
Their are even mechanics coaches like in MLB for pitchers .
This is why Mahomes is so impressive. He doesn't follow any of the rules when it comes to proper QB mechanics yet he is still accurate and strong..
You’ve got to check out Lamar Jackson man! He’s a running QB that is absolutely unbelievable to watch. Love the videos!!
I think you'd appreciate a video that gives a little more context to Peyton's career - from college to NFL, as well as that of his legendary family (father, brothers, now nephews coming up). If I find one I'll try to drop the name here or send a link.
Peyton Manning, favorite QB since Terry Bradshaw.
Yes. Sometimes you go down in bounds to kill the clock to win the game. Most teams want to win the game with the ball in their possession. So sliding was a good thing for them.
Let me add to the fact that the opposing team should have no timeouts left to stop the clock. Kneeling the ball minimize the mistakes that can happen trying to score or your defense make once the opposing offense takes the field.
There’s a video of drew breeze hitting a bullseye with a football better than an Olympic archer
Steve Young was my favorite quarterback to watch
Hi if you are ever looking for a good entertaining college game to watch watch the Alabama vs Tennessee game for this year. It was AWESOME!!
He reacted to it. He’s became a Tennessee fan since the video!!🍊
His play action was what set him apart that and handing it to EJ
Tom Brady averaged a TD pass once every 6 possessions. Peyton Manning averaged a TD pass once every 5 possessions. Patrick Mahomes averages a TD pass once every 4 possessions.
Crazy
You have actually already seen Marvin Harrison’s son play. His son is #18 on Ohio State. Marvin Harrison Jr
You’ve got to react to his documentary on UA-cam. It’s about 18 minutes long and it’s a great video. Gives me chills. He also went to Tennessee.
I was so impressed when you clocked why he slid in that play towards the end - you're learning quickly and impressively!
Peyton was an accurate passer more than massive arm. He had ENOUGH arm, though. His mind was his best attribute. He'd get them into the best possible play vs the D.
Here’s a highlight video from a show Peyton and Eli did for Monday night football. It’s worth checking. ua-cam.com/video/OvZ3ja2jzWA/v-deo.html
Oh another thing. Marvin Harrison's son Marvin Harrison Jr is currently a wide receiver at Ohio State and is probably going to be one of the top receiver prospects in the draft next year.
Manning-Harrison is the most touchdowns (114) by a TD-WE duo in NFL history. Manning-Wayne is t-7th (76).
That's why they're in this video a lot lol
React if you haven't yet to. World series earthquake 1989
If Peyton Manning had the same # of possessions as Tom Brady had in the Regular Season & you applied his averages:
- 9,040 Pass Completions
- 13,840 Pass Attempts
- 106,177 Passing Yards (7.7 YPA)
- 789 Regular Season TD Passes
- 297 Regular Season INTs
- 98.6 Passer Rating
If Peyton Manning had the same # of possessions as Tom Brady had in the Playoffs & you applied his averages:
- 1,390 Pass Completions
- 2,170 Pass Attempts
- 15,971 Passing Yards (7.1 YPA)
- 88 TD Passes
- 40 INTs
- 92.0 Passer Rating
Career TD Passes
(Regular Season + Playoffs)
- 877 TD Passes
Tom Brady average season:
373/579 (64.4% completion rate)
4284 yards (7.4 YPA)
31 TDs 10 INTs
97.2 Passer Rating
Peyton Manning average season on the same # of possessions:
418/637 (65.6% completion rate)
4884 yards (7.7 YPA)
37-38 TDs 14 INTs
98.7 Passer Rating
Tom Brady PPG career:
- 27.7 PPG
Peyton Manning career PPG if he averaged the same # of possessions & got the same STs & defensive scoring support as Tom Brady:
- 30.3 PPG
I feel like we are getting close to seeing you react to Barry "Fine-I'll-do-it-myself" Sanders top 50 plays. I'm excited for you..
I grew up in West Tennessee, but my future husband was a student at UT Knoxville and I wish I could describe a home game in Neyland Stadium when Peyton lead the Vols. What fantastic memories!!
Hey, request from a new fan.
Watch some of Peyton`s Brother's (Eli Manning) best plays. I think there are a few you can appreciate
Peyton was a pocket passer, not a scrambler or running QB. On those rare occasions where he'd run it usually worked because of the element of surprise - no one expected it. He played college ball at the University of Tennessee, and I saw him at Neyland Stadium in 1997. His dad was a legendary QB at Ole Miss and with the New Orleans Saints.
Foot work is everything. That and body mechanics. Set your feet. Turn your hips as you throw. Theres a lot to it. He makes it look easy!!
2nd down and 25, but gotta get to the 45, Manning on the fly, and he's got DALLAS CLARK.
BARS and he rode that beat too
React to Barry sanders highlights, he will blow your mind
Bro said 🖕Joseph Vincent 😂 BTW you saw Marvin Harrisons son make a bunch of catches during your Ohio state game highlight videos he was one of the receivers on that team
Russell Wilson from the Seattle Seahawk days
I'm glad you are having so much fun watching football with us! It's very fun. When you come to the States, come in the fall so you can go to a game.
Unlike Brady Peyton never cheated and wasn’t suspended 4 games for cheating so yes he really is the goat 🐐
Peyton was slow as shit like Brady, but that's irrelevant because of how good he is at throwing.
Did you see Peton at UT & ALA. game ? He had a cigar in his mouth and was celebrating UT's win
I was at the game against the Texans where he broke record for the number of touchdowns thrown. The Colts were deliberately playing no mercy to get Manning the record, which made the game so dang boring I was in the parking lot when he actually got the record.
This highlights don’t do him justice, show him pre-snap he knew what the defense was doing & exposed them 90% of the time
The answer to the question in the thumbnail is no. Plainly and simply no. As great as peyton was (I have him second all time personally) tom brady is simply on another level, nothing in the game of football has ever come close
He can run. No No he can't lol. And that's why he was able to run that touchdown because everybody knows he can't run so there's no possible way he was going to run. When they sent every receiver across the field every defender went with them just vacated that whole side of the field and nobody expected it
His dad played to. Archie Manning.
you should check out his younger brother eli manning
he defeated tom brady in the super bowl and won 2 for the giants
Marvin Harrison is the father of the Ohio State WR, so father like son
payton was good but overrated turnover prone and had a habbit of choking in big games only reason he won 2 super bowls is he got bailed out by his defense
Since you like the Vols, good choice on Peyton Manning. 🍊
Rapping part was funny 4:09 sounded good too
Aaron roger Green Bay’s about would be good
Please check out Cam Newton
never thaught Id hear the fire bars like this before
Its called "threading the needle" and Manning was one of the best at it.
You gotta check out Andrew Luck!
I ❤ Peyton Manning!!!
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React to deion sanders
6:58 "Flea Flicker"
What’s up Joe!
For my money Peyton is the best quarterback of all time. Their are guys with stronger arms, guys who could scramble and run faster, but no one was better at playing quarterback. Peyton was a coach on the field, he knew where every player was on the field and where they were going to be. He knew what the defense was trying to do to him and he knew what to do in order to counter it. Peyton would call 2 plays in the hudle and then get up to the line....and that's when he would start to work. He would take a look at the defense and instantly realize what they were trying to do. He would then start to audible. First he would make his line calls, moving up and down the line of scrimmage yelling orders to his offensive lineman, setting the protection required. Once the protection was set he would signal out to his revievers "Omaha! Omaha!" Grabbing his face mask and signaling to the "hot receiver" he would then turn to his back, moving him around. The defense would be shuffling all over the place trying to keep up with Peytons calls, the cat and mouse game was on. Those fast-twitch decisions made him a 14-time Pro Bowler, seven-time first-team All-Pro, five-time NFL MVP and two-time Super Bowl champion
At the time of his retirement, Manning, held NFL records for passing touchdowns (539), passing yards (71,940) and quarterback starts won by his team (186, tied with Brett Favre).His single-season records of 5,477 yards passing and 55 touchdowns, set in 2013 with Denver still stand. That year the Broncos set a record for most points in a season (606).
John Elway and Troy Ackman would be good quarterbacks to watch.
OMAHA!
As a Patriots fan, I *hated* Peyton, specifically because he was such a problem to play against. There were several years of installments of Brady vs. Peyton games, and they were almost always instant classics. My assessment was always that Peyton had the better arm by a small edge, but Brady had a small edge in football IQ, killer instincts, and leadership. Those years were really special. Brady may have more Super Bowl rings than he can wear on one hand, but to be fair it’s extremely difficult to settle on a greatest of all time in terms of the QB position player. Those two are definitely at the top of the pile, for my money.
I disagree heavily tbh… I feel Manning had the better footbal IQ and instincts, as for arm? I’m sure tbh but I feel like Brady had the better overall team
@@Austin.Kilgore The rivalry lives on! ;) The one thing I'll definitely disagree with was the squad. Post-2008, Brady never had a great squad (in New England, anyway). There were incredible individual contributors, but huge chunks of the offense came and went constantly. He had to break in a new rookie receiving corps seemingly every year, and running backs swapped out every season or two. I can't tell you the number of times the Pats fielded a team full of NFL no-names in Week 1, all us Pats fans were all like, "...Who?" And then they proceeded to grow into the season, perform great and win tons of games. It was insane to watch happen over and over again.
Peyton slid in that one clip because he was going to get caught from behind and was better to go ahead and slide than to risk being drug down from behind and injured
At that point you’re asking about his critics, that’s because at that point in his career he was getting old, and some thought, too old and beaten up to be effective. (Note by then he’d moved from the Colts to the Denver Broncos.)
Still think you need to do Mike Vick before doing any other dual threat QBs, so you can really understand when and how the game was changed.
❤👍G.O.A.T.
He spent most of his career with the colts and won a SB with them. He got a late career injury (neck I think) that made him sit out an entire season and get released by the Colts. So people were skeptical when the Broncos signed him but he went to 2 SB's with them and won one before he retired
Hey can you react to 2026 World Cup stadiums uploaded by futurology? It’s being hosted by USA and Mexico and Canada.
Not the GOAT.
Drew Brees won of the greats!!!
Tom Brady is the goat and it's not even close
A quarterback can not be hit if he slides feet first. That was a wimpy move to slide inside the 5.
Day 4 of asking for SMU vs Houston 2022 because its highest scoring game in regulation even though my favorite team lost
Peyton and Eli Manning Are commentators for ESPN (Lots of guests)…they stream on ESPN2 Monday Night Football games .
I always Watch Their broadcast instead of the usual Monday Night Espn ppl (really funny and informative)
Peyton will always be one one my favorite QBs, despite not being a Colts/Broncos fan. Maybe I'm biased since we share the same birthday (3/24), but he was always one of the most fun gunslingers to watch. A shame he only has 2 SB rings because the Indianapolis Colts didn't manage the rest of the team as well as they could've
Colts Fan! A lot of babies being born were named “Peyton” (girls and boys) when Manning was in his hayday here!
Bro you gotta watch Randall Cunningham highlights