How an NFL Star with ZERO Athleticism Outplayed Everyone

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How an NFL Star with ZERO Athleticism Outplayed Everyone

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athleticdocs

Not sure if YouTube is bugged for me or something, but it feels like the audio is quite a bit behind the video. Like what I’m hearing is about 20 seconds behind the clips that are being shown. Not sure why that would be happening but good video regardless.

zi

6:43 Jim Mora’s legendary "playoffs?!” rant took place in the 2001 regular season, not 2002. It happened after the Colts lost to the 49ers in a game that saw Indianapolis turn the ball over 5 times, with 4 of them being Peyton Manning interceptions.

johnselwitz

As a panthers fan I was so frustrated after super bowl 50 but I was happy that he got to get that second ring before he retired.

haldemarest

The thing about being a QB is that some of the best QB's don't run fast or had there best years when they didn't run. For example Randall Cunningham he was great at running but his best year was in 1998 where he didn't run all he did was pass and he learned the art of how to QB. As a QB you shouldn't run because you could get hurt break down etc.

tufstuff

Its so weird think that Manning has this legacy even though him and Mahomes have the same 40 time

I think we only look at Peyton post 30 year old speed lowlights and assume that hebnever could run. While in the early days of his career running qbs were still a gimmick since it was pre vick

dytrus

"The colts got spanked" uuh they lost by 3 points

MySlugger

He was athletic. He just wasn’t that good at running his skill was at throwing.

TheSSUltimateGoku

do i smell..* *sniff* * an underrated youtuber..?

CivoPlayz

This man said I'm 22 I haven't even hit puberty yet 😂

nmoneythelegend

I really disliked Manning when he was at Tennessee, but our Huskers taught him a whole lot about losing in the National Championship game. His dose of reality had begun, and it continued in his first 3 seasons with Indy. However he is a very smart player, and he was able to become the 'Chief' on the field, and it was my greatest satisfaction to see him win SB50, he deserved it, and went out a winner!

rweisele