Peyton's Every TD & INT From Record Breaking Rookie Year! 

beauty vid btw

😂😂it br like that

I see what you did there ;) It is just like Fitzmagic and Fitztragic

I liked your joke NFL throwback guy

I was going to man

Then you have social media where people will shit talk about the rookie and it would be hard for the rookies to ignore

I’m looking at you, Cardinals! (Rosen)

More like soul crushing, confidence shattering muscle reflex of pain...manning is just a sociopath thats why he bounced back to be great..

@@ajburrr you comment this everywhere.

@@pgraiders272 no. Yall look at Peyton's rookie year and see mistakes. You have to understand Peyton didnt just throw a bunch of picks. See, a lot was done in losing efforts and some typical lumps But he Called his own plays from the jump. Consider every rookie since and before Peyton, Calling your own plays from day one, thats basically unheard of in the SB era. Rookie Peyton was 1st in the league in Attempts, 2nd in completions, 3rd in pass yards, and his RECORD BREAKING 26 TDs was good for 5th in the league back in 98. Favre threw 23 Picks and was in the SB the year before... When Peyton flashed it was brighter than majority of the Hall-Bound Vets that dominated the league at that time. Media is nothing when you actually have the stuff to make it.

is Bruce Arians the only coach in the NFL who had Brady and Peyton?

@@iselin90 don't forget Andrew Luck and Carson Palmer in AZ

No risk it, no biscuit!

@@Sonmex13 and roethlisberger lol

@@Sonmex13 man has been with every qb

The Bills successfully did it with Josh Allen 1st year he was terrible throwing the ball but the talent was still there 2nd year he improved big time as a passer but still had problems 3rd year one of the best passers in the league and a bonafide top 5 QB

@@Terror832 Sadly in this day and age they give up on young quarterbacks way too fast.

@@visible1454 it’s unfortunate. But these days the standards for QBs are so much higher. Look at young QBs back in the mid 90s like Drew Bledsoe, Trent Dilfer, and Kerry Collins. Their stats in their first few years are horrible. They threw way more INTs than TDs. And yet they still kept their job year in and year out. Whereas someone like Gardner Minshew put up solid stats on a terrible Jaguars team and he’s likely gonna be a backup for the rest of his career.

I think Denver is doing that with Lock

Team, Media, and Fans.

Tbh he’d probably get benched

That player would’ve been axed. The standards were much lower back then. People call Tua Tagovailoa a scrub yet his rookie stats are better than most HOFs rookie stats

The word bust is used too much these days like a foreign word that people say but dont know what it really means they just saying it because everyone else is and its popular

@@Terror832 gotta realize too, that the league in general was much different back then. Peyton played when receivers could get mauled their entire route and D ends could hit QBs as hard wherever and whenever they wanted.

@@dharmab0m true the league in 1998 was a lot less QB friendly. But turnovers are turnovers.

@Marcus Middleton You said it

What’s more is his first two career games he had 6 INT’s, while Ryan Leaf on the Chargers helped lead them to a 2-0 start. So there was like a brief 2 weeks where Colts fans were wondering...“Are we sure we picked the right QB here?” Then unfortunately Leaf’s career fell off a cliff the next week in Kansas City, and Peyton rode his career to the Hall of Fame

it’s sad especially with josh rosen i mean the man had no receivers and a trash o line as well as the defense sucked so the cardinals were overall terrible and josh rosen got fucked i feel bad for him

@@kevinmalone8883 The situation was bad. If there was a 33rd team that had good receivers and o-line, he would become a starter and maybe even turn into a star.

@@ajburrr Peyton Manning Was No Match For The Patriots Defense

People is so dumbs.

@@kevinmalone8883 Josh Rosen was destined to be a bust. He had two concussions coming out of UCLA and missed a lot of his senior year. Idk how all the scouts overlooked that. I wouldn’t trust a QB with two concussions to be the face of the franchise.

1998 in NFL had some fun moments that social media would love - Randy Moss ridiculous rookie season - Terrell Davis godly 2k season - Stacked 49ers offense - Dominant Falcons team - Ryan Leafs hideous rookie season - Vinny Testaverde unlikely season

Imagine Ryan Leaf 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

Imagine John Randle trash talking on social media.

@@Terror832 Giants ending the Broncos undefeated season.

"Twitter outraged that NFL Quarterback Peyton Manning Throws Interceptions, and His Clap-Back is a Vibe"

Ha the NFL rigged the 2nd SB because they knew he was done....the Panthers were the best and the funnest team to watch that year. It was like they wasnt even on the field in the SB or did u even watch it. F peyton and the broncos and it was because eveyone said whos better peyton or eli. Well eli has 2 sb and peyton only1 so....eli suxed to

@@Runnygraph20 🧂 🧂

Damn Guess Cam not going for the fumble counts as a rigged and not him being a selfish player? Knowing that he knows that it’s the super bowl.

@@Runnygraph20 lol educate yourself pls

@@Runnygraph20 someones salty if you believe sports are rigged then you shouldnt watch them

Also, so many of these picks aren’t Manning’s fault. He was terribly unlucky with the passes that bounce off his players into the hands of waiting defenders

Antonio Cromartie: "Am I a joke to you?"

More like first three

@@requis8742 dang it said it before I could

@@cnr6142 lol

First touchdown was to the other team

That's more common than you'd think tbh

Facts

People is so dumbs.

Right! Nowadays everyone is impatient. Everyone’s labeled a bust after five minutes instead of working with their franchise players and trying to improve. Everyone called Eli Manning overrated, or “He’ll never be his brother”, and he ended up with two rings. People thought Dirk Nowitzki should’ve been traded after 2008 and he ended up bringing the Mavericks their first title. Same with Alex Ovechkin and Steven Stamkos.

He did the "ManningFace Pout" his entire career

@@PedroMartinez-tt7lr Maybe not to this degree?

Exactly. I'm still trying to figure out what the hell Jared Goff did for the Rams to want to trade him. They went to a Super Bowl with him in his 3rd season for Christ's sake!

@@thegorn68 by today’s standards he is considered an average to below average starter who was regressing since that Super Bowl. In 2018 he was 8th in passer rating and 10th in QBR In 2019 he was 22nd in passer rating and 23rd in QBR In 2020 he was 23rd in passer rating and 23rd in QBR As you can see he was relatively mediocre compared to his peers since that SB season. And the Rams paid him enormous money which he clearly is not worth the investment.

@@thegorn68 Jared Goff was average and he was being paid way too much. He had a great defense and good offensive weapons but only got a 10-6 season.

Unless that QB is Lamar Jackson. After instantly gratifying people with a Unanimous MVP And all these broken records he's still being severely disrespected.

@@thomassankara1391 cuz Lamar isn’t a quarterback lol he’s a glorified running back that can barely read a defense (or a book for that matter) and his mechanics are wack. I’ll give him 2-3 years before defenses catch on or his body starts breaking down. Guy isnt gonna be good once he loses the one thing he has going for him: his athletic ability

5 interceptions in that game if I remember. At least 5 turnovers.

@@paulgaither all I know is this is the season that famous quote was made lol

@@nickbradfordsr80 - Then it must have been just turnovers, because it was against the 49ers.

@@nickbradfordsr80 Actually that’s not true. That quote was made in Manning’s third season. That year they were coming off of a 13-3 season and got smacked by the Steve Young Niners. Mora was pissed at Manning and ripped into him which eventually led to his firing.

@@pennyomega7421 congratulations 👍 I am NOT a Colts fan

All 48 TD's from Dan Marino's 1984 season

Ray Lewis had over 150 solo tackles that year. Damn......

5. Is a must have

@@Manny-nm8dh itll be a long video but worth the watch lmao

Another ideas Best plays from all 55 Super Bowl losing teams Every NFL team's best coaches they ever had Every NFL Team's worst season Joe Montana's postseason TDs Eli Manning's postseason TDs John Elway's postseason TDs Aaron Rodgers' postseason TDs Jim Kelly's postseason TDs Troy Aikman's postseason TDs Big Ben's postseason TDs Roger Starbach's postseason TDs Terry Bradshaw's postseason TDs Kurt Warner's postseason TDs Drew Brees' postseason TDs

T-Buck was a beast all throughout the 90s. Prototype cover corner. He was impressed with Manning for continuing to test him, and said Peyton will be a star in the league after the game.

Jameis: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!

Quite literally

First five years Manning threw more ints

Manning’s start was objectively worse

20 pick seasons were almost common back in the day. It was nothing for a pro bowler to throw 15-20 ints. Of course they had to throw a lot of TDs too. But still the game was a lot different then. Even 10 years ago it was a lot different

Believe me, everyone in Indianapolis knew. That first year was painful, but most of us saw what we had and were willing to give him time.

He also set the record for most touchdowns by a rookie QB that stood for 20 years until Baker Mayfield broke it…although it’s way easier to pass now. When Manning was a rookie, 3-4 QB’s max had 4,000 yards a season on average.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think there is a video of that in the main channel

@@ajburrr yeah, I realized that. Though, NFL Throwback has done extended highlight reels of newer games that already had highlight reels on the main channel, and this one actually kept track of Manning's TDs to INTs.

Right most of them were tipped balls

Mac Jones sucks

Thank you I've watched the first 10 and 6 to 7 were in out his guys hands and arms.

@@fawgdogg I counted 5 of Mannings first 12 picks were his fault. However only counted 1 of his last 16 not being his fault. Overall Id say 7/28 werent his fault the rest are either just amazing defensive play or a slightly inaccurate enough throw in a tight window. Still harping on ints has always felt stupid to me. Every QB is capable of throwing a pick on any of their attempts and if all their bad throws got picked then we’d see them push at least 50 interceptions. However the same can not be said for TDs as they still show about 80-90% of the actually throws a QBs made good enough for a TD where as for INTs it’s more like 40-50%. Not only that but if throwing an int is the exact same floor of every possible play a qb can make. Then that means qbs can be distinguished by the max length of TD throw they can make. And there probably was never more than 3 qbs you can name who can make as many big throws as Peyton Manning even as a rookie. And that’s all that should matter. 3700yds 26TDs as a rookie > 28Ints as a rookie. In 98 that’s probably the equivalent of 4400yds 33 tds today.

Not really

I feel like similar is gonna happen with AR

It’s an official NFL channel LOL. How do you think they have access to so much crystal clear game footage from decades ago?

@@whodeytko lol

I like that!

@@NFLVault Good Evening To You

@Keith Cousins Good One

Jets fan here and I Can’t wait till Zach proves a lot of people wrong

Jet fan, I’m going through the same with Wilson.

it's like it was in a superbowl

Sir, you are probably referring to Super Bowl 44 played in Miami between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints who both advanced to the Super Bowl after winning their respective conference championship games. Late in the fourth quarter Tracy Porter picked off Manning to put the Saints up by 14 and effectively seal the game at that point. In all reality I am unfamiliar with what you have and have not seen. Just throwing out a wild guess...

@@robsmith961 That I am The onside kick at the start of the second half was a ballsy move by Sean Payton And if I’m not mistaken about 1998, Manning’s opposing QB in that Super Bowl was in his second season at Purdue located 65 miles northwest of Indianapolis

I swear I think Rodgers learned all the ways not to get picked off because Favre put on such an INT clinic, haha. They are such opposites in that regard.

@@JWD1992 I'm a lions fan and Matt Stafford reminded me a Lot of Brett farve.cannon arm. Throws a few too many picks but still a heck of qb

Well, to be fair, offensive players aren't drafted based on their tackling ability.

How dare you disrespect Nathan Peterman the GOAT

OMAHA