PEYTON MANNING MAD MOMENTS

Best moments when Peyton Manning got mad Broncos and Colts fan please don't get offended.

[shayhicks]

I went and attended a training camp practice going into his second year in Denver. I remember leaning over to my brother when the scrimmage started and said, “I want to see Peyton get mad.” Oh man did I get my wish. Ronnie Hillman ran the wrong route which caused him to throw an interception. Peyton went off. “We don’t know what the f***k we’re doing!” He ripped his helmet off and scolded Ronnie on the sideline. “If you don’t know the play Ronnie all you have to do is ask! Don’t guess!” Poor Ronnie looked like he wanted to crawl into a hole. There were thousands of fans there that saw all of it. After Peyton cooled down he put his arm around Ronnie and coached him up like a good leader. He then turned around and apologized for the language to the crowd and said he loved Ronnie Hillman. I will never forget that moment. Peyton was a fierce competitor, a strong motivator, and a great teammate.

[mrspeaker]

Crowd: gets excited after a huge play
Peyton: stares at the fans
Fans: 😳🤐😶

[matthewhaines]

Ahh... the good old days when the Chiefs went 2-14.

[badlandskid]

“Our idiot kicker” ... one of the best lines ever. Lol

[holymolymacaroni]

RIP Thomas great player on and off the field 🙏🏽

[viralfocus]

Look at the I miss winning 🥺 #BroncosCountry

[chrispratt]

Watching Peyton orchestrate his offense was really something special. There's nobody like him in the NFL today.

[chrisbruchak]

*Peyton runs over to DJ*
Peyton: Retire
DJ: Yes sir.

[provacz]

When Manning was yelling at his line, it’s funny that the coaches were just sitting back and watching. He was just the leader of the team it’s cool that he was able to do that. So legendary

[jaymackyt]

Imagine you telling the crowd to keep it down and they actually do it what a goat 😂

[mr.wegher]

As smart as he was, as talented as he was, it was Peyton's leadership that separated him from all other quarterbacks. His last year when he could barely throw the ball, the respect he had from everyone in the organization is what got them over the hump. Even with that great defense, they do not win the Super Bowl without him.

[ofallmyintention]

You know you're good when you're up by 14 with the ball, and only two minutes, and you yell at your team for having a false start.

[m.w.h.]

This is the mindset of a ruthless winner. Look at the score in every clip. They're up a few tds in every one. Teammates, crowd and opponents better not make a mistake no matter the score.

[Thedearster]

You missed "Goddammit Donald!" I die every time lmao

[bobbybill]

Man he would’ve loved the empty stadiums in 2020 lol

Update: well, didn't expect this comment to get so much attention, also didn't expect the replies to end up the way they did...
never got this many likes so that's cool lol

[McClain_Train]

I loved the Manning - DJ altercation. Manning is just such a composed guy it was nice to see him break the mold and stick up for his team mate like that. Savage

[Reinbold]

That dude just commands respect. A true definition of a leader. As a Broncos fan, I am incredibly grateful we had him as our quarterback.

[aztecwarrior]

This dude was a true hustler . He totally wasn’t just in it for the money. He cared about winning and being the best, most importantly his fans .

[ThatsMrTayloru]

Peyton got his kicker kicked off the team with one interview😂

[JungleLarry]

The real GOAT. Period. I watched him and Brady destroy my favorite team in their primes, but when Peyton was on the field it was so much more apparent that everyone was playing HIS game.