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Peyton Manning`s Place in History by Da`Vince “Dino” Wright Peyton Manning is one of the most intriguing quarterbacks to ever play the game. He`s not flashy, fast or cocky. He`s just a flat out winner!  The football Gods have ordained him a champion, a leader, and a four-time MVP. One might say that he is one of the smartest quarterbacks to play the game. Manning's key to success is the bond he has with his receivers. Every off season he, along with his receivers and tight ends, work out with the play book and develop hand signals. Defenses are too busy listening to “Omaha Omaha Omaha” at the line to every pay attention. The hand signals directs the receivers to certain spots on the field. This is one of the main reasons why Peyton has a spot in history.  Let`s take a look at his accolades and records Peyton obtained in his 18 year career. He has the NFL touchdown passing record with 509 and counting.  Single season passing touchdown record ...

Peyton Manning vs Cam Newton  Peyton Manning Versus Cam Newton by Da`Vince “Dino” Wright We can easily say that Peyton Manning is one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play. He`s a 4 time NFL MVP and hes the record holder of many records for quarterbacks. Cam Newton on the other hand is the young brash undisputed leader of the new wave of NFL QB`s that`s taking over the league. Let`s take at look at the differences between the two. #18 Peyton Manning, 6`5”, 230 pounds in his 18 th season from Tennessee Career numbers 266 games played, games started 265. Passes completed 6125 on 9380 attempts with a completion rating of 65.3%. He has 71940 passing yards and 539 touchdowns. He was MVP in 2003, 2004, 2006, and 2008. He was Super Bowl MVP in 2006. Pro Football Hall of Fame 2 nd team All 2000 team in 2013. He played in the pro Bowl 14 times and made All Pro 7 times. We can go on and on about the accomplishments of Peyton Manning but what counts now is today not yes...

Broncos Defense versus Panthers Defense by Da`Vince “Dino” Wright It was once said that, “Defense wins championships!” If you take a look back at both teams defenses from the first game of the 2015-16 season. They were bound to bump heads. Who has the best defense between the two teams? Those questions will be answered in 2 weeks. The Bronco defense has household names and Defensive Coach Wade Phillips hold the keys to the gate. The Panthers are young, physical and wreckless and they are not afraid to lay the wood on opposing offenses. Lets take a look at both defenses. The Denver Broncos “Hells Gate” will open during the Super Bowl. Aqib Talib and Chris Harris, Jr. Will cover the no named receivers from the Panthers offense. Malik Jackson, Brandon marshall, DeMarcus Ware, and Von Miller will look to feast on Cam Newton.This defense was mentioned in the same breath as the `85 Bears! Denver`s defense is ranked number one across every defensive category in the league. T...

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Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos will host Tom Brady and the New England Patriots for AFC Championship.  2016 AFC Championship Game By: Da`Vince “Dino” Wright Denver Broncos 12-4 AFC West New England Patriots 12-4 AFC East Date: Sunday, January 24 th Time: 3 p.m. Place: Sports Authority Field @ Mile High Stadium Denver TV: CBS Why you shouldn`t watch this game: The pastor of your church asked you to visit a church for fellowship. And the service starts at 3 p.m. Why you should watch this game: We had “Spygate”, “Deflategate” and now we want to see how the Patriots will cheat on Sunday. Let`s call it “Mountaingate” Will this Peyton Manning`s last stand? Will Brock Osweiler come in if he begins throwing interceptions? These are the questions that lingers in the heads of Bronco faithfuls. Will Tom Brady be “Tom Terrific” or will the Broncos defense disrupt his flow? The quarterbacks will be the keys to victory. New England Patriots ...

  Philips was out of coaching l ast season. Photo Credit: Kirby Lee/USA Today Sports The Broncos continue to add to their new staff as they have found their new defensive coordinator in Wade Phillips. By: Michael Hanley (@Magic20099)

  Manning looks to return for Denver. Photo Credit: Ron Chenoy/USA Today Sports Broncos quarterback is looking to comeback and lead Denver for another season. By: Michael Hanley (@Magic20099)

  Will Kubiak stay in Baltimore? Photo Credit: Chuck Cook/USA Today Sports The Broncos will look to a familiar face to interview for their head coach vacancy. By: Michael Hanley (@Magic20099)

  Fox ha d been the HC of the Broncos since 2011. Photo credit: USA Today Sports The situation with Head Coach of the Broncos John Fox and his job security took another turn today. By: Michael Hanley (@Magic20099)

Roby prove dto be the hero for Denver last night. Photo Credit: Getty Images  The Broncos came out of the gate red hot on both sides of the ball but had to hold on and fend off an Andrew Luck comeback effort as Denver hung on to win 31-24 over Indianapolis at Mile High stadium. By: Michael Hanley

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What's next for Peyton Mannin? Photo credit Fox Sports  by Brad Barrett  After a record breaking season, a fifth MVP, and a trip to the Super Bowl, Peyton Manning could be walking out of the game. As we saw on Sunday, Manning couldn't get the job done in the 48th Super Bowl. The leagues’ best defense held one of the best offenses of all time to only eight points. To me that sounds pretty embarrassing, but to Peyton Manning, not so much.

Malcolm Smith was named MVP after the Seahawks beat the Broncos 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII. Photo credit Miami Herald.  by Rodney Fisher  Nobody knew Seattle's defensive was that good. The Seahawks simply bullied the Denver Broncos the entire game to win Suoer Bowl XLVIII 43-8. There were big plays made in all phases of the game. Here is a video recap of Super Sunday: {video after jump}

Richard Sherman and the Seattle Seahawks look good on paper, but the Broncos will win. Photo credit NFL  by Nathaniel Herrick  The National Football League's 48th Super Bowl is coming upon us quickly, and after a much needed 2 weeks off, the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks square off in what might be the most anticipated Super Bowl match up since it's creation. No one knows for sure who will pull out the win here, but my gut is going with the Denver Broncos even though the statistics favor the Seahawks.

How can the Denver Broncos win the Super Bowl. Photo credit NFL  by Brad Barrett  It's what we’ve been waiting for, for two whole weeks. The big one. Manning v.s L.O.B. Seahawks v.s Broncos. The Super Bowl. It might be a bit chilly, a little snow may fall, but in the end who really cares? THIS IS SHOWTIME!

Six things that will determine the outcome of Super Sunday between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks.  by Steve Painter  Here is a quick guide for what to expect this Super Bowl Sunday when the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos take the field.

Did Wes Welker take out Talib on purpose. Photo credit NFL  by Brad Barrett We all saw it, but didn’t see it coming. Early in the second quarter, little 5-9 180 pound receiver crushed New England’s big, physical corner. Wes Welker came off his route, lowered his shoulder, and whacked New England’s Aqib Talib. Talib injured his knee, and had to sit out the rest of Sunday’s game.

Peyton Manning celebrates return to Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos. Photo credit NFL.  by Brad Barrett Peyton wasn’t gonna let this game slip away from him. Denver dominated every aspect of the game. Brady led his offense to just 3 points in the quarters. No Mile High Meltdowns here.

Peyton Manning throws Broncos over the Chargers to advance to the AFC championship. Photo credit NFL  by Brad Barrett In the first half, it was an offensive struggle. Rivers only had five completions for 20 yards. Also, Ryan Mathews only put up 26 yards in the first half. The Chargers had a big goose egg on the scoreboard. On the other Hand, Denver looked very good early. Manning threw for 100 yards and two touchdowns. Both Ball and Moreno had 40 yards rushing. At half Denver looked to be much in control, up 14-0.

Matt Prater hits 64-yard field goal to break record. Photo credit NFL  by J.T. Matt Prater broke Tom Dempsey's longest field goal record knocking down a 64 yarder in Denver. The ball does travel further in Denver but it's still a heck of a kick. Jason Elam (a former Broncos kicker), Sebastian Janikowski (kicked in Denver also) and David Akers tied the 63 yard field record, but Prater got the record on Sunday.