peyton manning

One of the greatest football players of all-time was spotted in our neck of the woods. But why?

Peyton Manning, the two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback, is expected to announce his retirement on Monday in Denver.

It was just about a year ago when the Manning brothers got together to do an epic rap song making football fans aware about fantasy football on their phones. Now, they're back again to educate people on DIRECTV's new channel dedicated specifically to fantasy football.

If Jake Owen wasn't a successful country he'd probably be a golfer. He did win his first tournament at age 15. But Owen isn't any match for Peyton Manning, who may a Plan B if that football thing doesn't work out. Owen lost during Manning's Children's Hospital Gala Event and owes $10. Sounds like he got off cheap.

You better watch out. You better not cry. You better not pout. I'm telling you why. Peyton Manning is passing your way.

The man, the myth, the legend. Ron Burgundy hosts SportsCenter Thursday and talks with Denver Bronco's quarterback Peyton Manning. Watch a clip of the ridiculous interview where Burgundy asks Manning about his lack of facial hair and Thunder, the Bronco's mascot. It was hard for Manning to keep a straight face.

Lucas Oil Stadium may be the house that Peyton built, but Manning's homecoming ended in defeat. His former team, Indianapolis Colts, beat his new team, Denver Broncos 39-33.

Oh my!  You won't believe what brothers Peyton and Eli Manning are doing in a new commercial for Direct TV.  Not only do they RAP, they do it with the greatest hairstyles ever!  I don't know who's is better.  Eli's afro or Peyton's do.

We know Peyton Manning can throw a football, but can he sing? He was at a Children's Hospital gala in Indianapolis where Luke Bryan played a show.  Peyton got up on stage with him and sang Johnny Cash's 'Folsom Prison Blues.'

Free agent quarterback Peyton Manning will reportedly sign with the Denver Broncos. Representatives of Manning and the team are finalizing the structure of a contract reported to worth $90 million over five years.

The news seems to get worse each day for the Indianapolis Colts. Hours after a 23-20 loss to Pittsburgh dropped them to 0-3 for the first time since 1998, Colts owner Jim Irsay said Monday that star quarterback Peyton Manning, sidelined with a neck injury, will likely miss the entire 2011 season, WISH in Indianapolis reports.