Peyton Manning's worst game was a record-breaking nightmare that cost the Texans millions 

If possible can everyone go to Twitter and get #CakeBossweiler trending? If we pull that off then I'll retire. Thanks for coming over, grab a party bag, and have a great weekend

I started Peyton Manning that game he got me -9 points lmao

I’m tryna be like 2015 Peyton Manning and be carried by everyone else, get my degree, and retire from here.

18 INTs in a Single season? Winston: hold my beer

“I love that that Serena Williams won the Australian Open while carrying a child. That’s even more impressive than when, two years ago, the Denver Broncos’ defense won the Super Bowl while carrying me. I’m not an idiot. I’m aware of these things. Von Miller, thanks again pal.” Still best thing he ever said

I saw “Peyton’s worst game” and expected SB XLVIII

18 INT’s in 16 games?! Jameis: “You gotta pump those numbers up!”

"Forced his receiver to become a defender" thats tough

2015, when Brock Osweiler went 5-2 as starter when Manning got injured... then instantly became the worst free agent journeyman QB ever the very next year.

I’m just happy Watson won a playoff game so we can finally say Osweiler wasn’t the last QB to win a playoff game in Houston

Ah, 2015. The year Peyton Manning turned into Trent Dilfer

2013 (in 16 games): Peyton threw for 55TD / 10INT 2014 (in 16 games): 39 TD / 15 INT 2015 (in 10 games): 9 TD /17 INT and...Superbowl champion.

I was at that game. That night we went to John Elway's steakhouse. We were seated near the private rooms. Apparently, the Manning family reserved a room to celebrate his achievement. I saw Manning arrive late and leave 5 minutes later with his kid. He wasn't in a mood to celebrate. I felt so bad for him. To top it off, all these people wanted to get pictures and shake his hand. All he wanted to do was pick up his kid and put an end to a rough day.

This Narrator REALLY doesn't like Peyton Manning.😂

"cost the texans millions" I know you're going to mention brock osweiler

Fun fact: my Broncos haven't beat the chiefs since this game

As a Bronco fan, 2015 was the most painful and pleasurable season I've ever experienced. Manning at times was beyond abysmal but that defense was sublime.

After all the heartache that Manning brought me as a Chiefs fan over the last 15+ years, this one felt good.

The worst absolute worst move that Houston made in picking up Brock and giving him that insane contract....

Bring back the "year of our lord" :,(

3:21 “He entered the game leading the league in interceptions, so maybe this was a ploy to get that crown as well” Jameis Winston: hold my beer

He inspired Jameis Winston that season.

"Like a respectable idiot." One of the great phrases you hope to never have to use.

Epilogue, the 2nd round draft pick Houston gave to Cleveland to take Osweiller's contract became pro bowl running back Nick Chubb. Double epilogue, Nick Chubb displaced Carlos Hyde and Duke Johnson in Cleveland, and those two now play for Houston.

That sounds like Trubisky stats

I think this game is one of the best examples of how good the 2015 Denver Broncos defense was. This should have been a 50 point blowout but the Chiefs settled for 5 field goals that day. The defense had a bunch of short fields and were on the field all day and KC still only scored 2 TDs

"Armpunt". I am still laughing..

The amount of outrage locally in Denver when Elway let Osweiler walk (in hindsight) was hilarious and one Elway's best moves since the Super Bowl win

I’m from Houston and lived through the Brock Osweiler Experiment. This vid triggered my ptsd

I always remember the meme that sums up Peyton's last season the best:"When you do no work but still get an A on the group project."

Peyton's arm was already a noodle when he came back from the neck injury, but that last season he was dealing with a leg injury and he literally just couldn't step into his throws. It's a miracle how well he played the couple seasons prior, but in that last year he couldn't throw anymore. The definition of falling off a cliff.

It’s so funny how he changes Brock Osweiler’s name every time he says it

His arm was shot well before that season started.

Video Title: Manning's worst game Actual Video: Stealth burial of Jock Brosweiler

This game was cathartic to watch as a chiefs fan...Peyton had dominated Kc for over a decade up to this point...

The 7 foot Twilight looking backup 😂😂😂

SB Nation is everything that ESPN could have been, if only they gave a flip. Thanks for doing what you do, folks. You are the best sports journalists in our nation and I adore you for it.

WE LIKE SPORTS AND WE DONT CARE WHO KNOWS

Did you forget about the plantar fascitis in his plant foot? Seems like that'd be a good thing to get out of the way early

Anyone else get the feeling everyone at SB Nation hates the Broncos?

I live in the next town over from where Osweiler played his high school ball. Him and Lex Hilliard are the only NFL players from around here.

Dear Peyton, Thanks for the $37 million. Best, Cake Bossweiler

you can tell this dude really doesnt like Peyton lmao

If there was ever any QB who deserved to have a defense carry him to a Super Bowl title it was Peyton. He carried so many teams that had mediocre defenses to farther than they otherwise could have gone it was only right that a great D pulled him across the finish line.

I remember watching this game with my entire family. Arguably the best day in the Reid era (At that point).

This dude just said “arm-punt” and now I’m dead.

"To be honest, he wasn't that bad." Hot take.

I remember them playing the Steelers in second round. Even without Brown and Bell, the Broncos were vulnerable and beatable. Talk about a team backing into a Super Bowl!

I made that graphic for Manning's record when I worked at the Broncos. It was cool to make it. But man, that game was a nightmare.

speaking of the texans: they just blew a 24 point lead.

Always weird to me *career* stats never include playoffs. Like I feel it erases a part of players careers

I love that there was still time to off hand dunk on Bortles.

Wait a second “Armpunt”? Hey Foolish BB, it’s catching on

0:44 THE YEAR OF OUR LORD

As a Chief's fan, this was an amazing game.

I remember watching this game and hearing everyone say hes done hes finished only to come back to win the superbowl

Spot on from you boys at SBNATION for the comical relief while displaying this horrific final hooray from one of the best to ever play the game. Is there ever a perfectly executed retirement? The one where you ‘walk off into the sunset’? If so; how about a video about the perfect walk off games from some of the best.. Also, how about cases where a player played so poorly, that it ended their careers?

AMAZING! Keep making this amazing stuff!

Can you guys do an untitled on Mark Martin? There's a ton of material for beefs and rewinders as well.

I love these videos, but I think the wide font you've used for text is a bit hard to read (I may be the only one though). Especially if it is a bit complicated with multiple numbers and stats at the same time.

Worst part about this is it wasnt just an old qb trying to make throws that his body cant make anymore, it was a seasoned veteran making extremely poor decisions one after another.

"oh god my abacus is on fire" hasn't been said in at least a century prior to this video

My first year in Fantasy and I drafted Peyton that year.. You can believe I was pissed off all season, had to start ANDY DALTON over him.

great topic selection

I didn’t know about the sink sketch. Thanks for introducing me to comedy gold.

Ngl I was really hoping he’d throw a pass for lost yards after breaking the record just so they’d have to wait until he broke it again for it to be official

As a Chiefs fan I loved every second of this

I have a suggestion for a Collapse video. Michigan State Football. Starting the 2010’s with two eleven win seasons followed by a 7-6 season but then going on to have 13, 11, and 12 win seasons respectively the next three years. Clearly a powerhouse is being established in the B1G only for MSU to follow up consistent excellence with a dismal 3-9 season followed by a 10-3 season, giving a glimpse of hope only to fully collapse into a hell of inefficient mediocrity with two 7-6 seasons. The loss of Pat Narduzzi as DC was a huge hit and poor recruiting lead tot he collapse of an elite program

This felt personal when it got to Osweiler.

Watching the 2015 broncos as a fan was the most stressful team to view of all time.

“I’m not saying I’ve killed a snitch, but I’m not saying I haven’t” - Peyton Manning

To put Peyton Manning's final season into proper perspective, Tim Tebow and Geno Smith have never had a season that was even close to being as bad When they replaced Manning with Brock Osweiler due to injury the improvement was very significant So the idea that you need a superstar starting quarterback to win the Super Bowl is a total myth. You can with with the worst starting quarterback in the league. Or a mediocre starting quarterback who gets hot for 3-4 games.

You know what's funny? Only throwing 18 interceptions as a QB in the 80's and 90's would've been considered a good year for ANY QB in the league.

“How the Browns were able to get Nick Chubb”

I was at this game! We watched Peyton Manning break the record on a simple checkdown pass and then he proceeded to play so badly he got benched. I was there rooting for the Chiefs with my dad. We made a lot of enemies that day lmao

As a Chiefs fan, I remember this game very well and I was laughing my ass off

Super Bowl 48 = Manning’s biggest train derailment

You guys were merciless this episode

That week 2 matchup was his last truly great game. I'll never forget when Charles fumbled the ball at the end. Officially giving Denver the win and ultimately helping them solidify their rights to home field advantage over the Patriots in the AFC title game.

Steve Spurrier’s voice ringing in my ears “couldn’t beat Florida. Can’t spell Citrus Bowl without UT!”

Doing the goat dirty

Jamais Winston: hold my beer

“He wasn’t half bad” bruh, he is one of the best ever.

As someone who has been a Carolina Panthers fan for going on 25 years, and who also attended Super Bowl 50, I will forever refer to Super Bowl 50 as the sporting equivalent of the movie "Weekend At Bernies". With Peyton Manning playing the role of Bernie, and Von Miller & DeMarcus Ware playing the role of Larry & Richard (the 2 happless schmucks carting Bernies corpse around and convincing everyone he ain't dead).

its crazy ppl think Brady was this bad this 2019 season too not even close

“Led them through the playoffs” is a bit of a stretch.

Could you guys do a break down of the Colts leaving Baltimore? I'd love to see a video by you guys on it

Great video 👍👍

Pretty sure Manning was playing through a foot injury that season, and that game was where the sh!+ finally hit the fan.

Oh give him a break we all knew he didn't do well his last year the defense carried them and that's why they earned the name "no flight zone" that's why the Superbowl was lame and that's why he retired when he did 🤦🏽‍♂️

First time I ever played fantasy football I had to work during the draft. I had no idea about setting up my auto picks beforehand. Peyton was my first auto picked player....the year he didn't play 😞

So glad this series is back

Don’t forget super bowl 48 😂😂😂

The problem with Peyton Manning was that his arm was shot so when you’re used to making tight window throws down field and you have no arm strength you end up looking really bad and your decision making looks worse then what it actually is example:this year Philip Rivers

Whoa whoa, beat the panthers. Beat needs to be in quotations, he basically did enough to win by not turning it over too much. Defense carried him so hard that season

And we won the SB...mainly cuz of a top 5 alltime defense(at least top 5 since i started watching the nfl in the early/mid 80s),& special teams that were good in the regular season-but downright phenomenal in the playoffs. But also cuz of Peytons leadership,& football savant like mind-getting em in the right play,& just the respect he still commanded.God knows his body was shot...& we had the worst oline to ever win a SB-which people forget. And while Kubiak must get credit for coaching the team to a title,& not fracturing into offense vs defense-changing the offense to something Peyton wasnt comfortable with-when he was almost totally physically washed-was stubborn,& often counter productive. Peyton had enough issues with his skills,& body eroding-now he had to retrain his mind,& muscle memory-from the way everything hed ever done.Aspects of it benefited the team eventually obviously,& in hindsight-but you dont make your HOF qb run an offense not suited to him. Obviously everything worked out-but it took a lot of luck,& Kubiak damn near was 1 of the goats of a failed season,& wasting an all time defense. But ya win the ring-all is forgiven,& mostly forgotten.But point is-It wasnt only Peyton. But as many turnovers,& bad spots that Broncos defense had to overcome cuz of an inept offense-that shows how great that defense was. Sometimes an offense just doesnt help its great defense out much...that offense actively sabotauged its defense-especially the 1st half of the regular season.The other great defenses in history didnt always have good offenses helping them....see the 2000 Ravens....but they didnt have to overcome turnover machine offenses like that 1. 2000 Ravens were happy to punt,& kick fgs often...2015 Broncos defense was often praying our offense would just manage to punt...or AT LEAST tackle them on the interception please-we had like 3 or 4 pick 6s against,& a few more to set the opposition up inside the red zone. Some very fortunate luck in 3 HUGE reg season games also. At KC early on-Jamal Charles fumbles with seconds left with KC just trying to run out the clock to OT. Incredibly-that was our last win over KC ANYWHERE-til the 2nd meeting in 2023-16 straight or something around that.This game featured in this video was the 1st KC win in this incredible,& awful losing streak we just snapped this year. And 2 late season,prime time home wins vs NE,& Cincy (the 2 teams we won a 3 way tiebreaker with for the 1 seed)with Brock.Incredible resilience to overcome double digit halftime defecits to win both games in OT...but also a lot of help from the football gods. The biggest being-down 21-7,early 4th,& punting...Pats return man fumbles...& Bellichek cuts him the next day.Lose any of the 3,& we not only lose the 1 seed-but fall to the WC,& that story likely has a much different ending. Our oline was bad enough at home...but on the road in Foxboro,Arrowhead or in Cincy for a playoff game-I shudder at the thought. And NE still had to lose to Miami,I think it was in week 17-for us to claim the 1 seed,& not have to go there for the AFC title game. It always takes luck to win titles-but that 1 took a lil more than usual-even with a historically great defense. To be fair-in the playoffs Broncos were just the better team in all 3 games-even though they all were close.But not really the case in those regular season comebacks. But homefield vs Pittsburgh (& injuries to them),& NE-definitely made life easier for us,& much tougher for the opposition to face our defense.

Even with his body giving out: No Manning, No Super Bowl 50 win. FACT!

As a Chiefs fan, this pleases me

I love how you keep it real.

4:03 Oh but the Patriots definitely deflated the footballs. 😂😂