@ddcdabest Dan Marino had a passer rating of 77.1 with 4,510 yards, 32 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in 18 games in the playoffs in his career. He was 8-10 in those games. I see no lies 🐸☕️
What keeps Marino in the conversation of great quarterbacks, even though he never won a championship, is that he was the quarterback all the other great quarterbacks wanted to be. Just solely by the eye test, he was the greatest quarterback anybody’d ever seen.
Despite the accolades, we've reached a point where Marino is now the most underrated QB in NFL history. He was doing things that modern QBs do, only decades before the league became a passing league. He is as good as any QB who ever played the game.
idk. He's the only QB that is consistently in the top 5 or top 10 with no ring. I feel like He's appropriately respected. He might be a little OVERrated, not because he wasnt' good, but because of the years outside of his 4 or 5 peak years, he's kinda mid even for his time. look at his actual career stats
@@jaysonb.6669 I might agree… but Brees at 41 years old, broke 11 ribs and punctured a lung in a game… THEN proceeded to complete 2 td drives before halftime. Brees toughness is proven
I don't really think he's underrated I think getting "the ring" is very overrated when we talk about individual players so others get elevated above him. Football is a team game, Brady doesn't win 6 rings without the stellar defense or the stars he had on offense.
That bit with Marino kills me, my Raiders were on the clock in the ‘83 draft and Marino was there for the picking…what could have been with the team The Raiders had then 😭
That era was so fun to be a Colts fan. Sadly, though I am a season ticket holder now, I never got to see Peyton play live. Rarely did seats come available as I recall. Sure hope we can get back to that kind of winning, but it will never be like it was then.
I saw him play for 1 quarter in like week 15. But then I saw him play in Cincinnati as a bronco in his second to last regular season game. They won in OT
Us fans need to remember the mastermind behind our team, all credit goes to Bill Polian. Most players he drafted people made fun of then they ended up being one of the best at the position like Mathis and Freeney for example!! I do have hope in Steichen and Richardson especially with an RPO option
Saw Marino at the "MATM" in Myrtle..walked right by me and I couldn't find it in me to ask for an autograph..but I made sure to say "the fake spike killed me" .. He turned and smiled .. An absolute DAWG 🤝
Yes. Marino was the MAN in college too. If only my Steelers had picked Marino they’d have been the team of 70s AND the 80s. Best pure passer to ever play the game.
It's so cool to see Peyton getting congratulated by Dan on broadcast, and how you can see the gravity it has on Peyton to surpass his hero's record, and also get that interaction with him right after. It's like a surreal thing for him, it seems.
Think the two best QB's from the class of '83, were Dan Marino &John Elway, both had strong Arms, and were pretty accurate. The fact that I think they only played against each other once in a Monday Night Game. Was kinda sad, imagine if they'd faced off against each other in an AFC championship game, or even every other regular season. Might have been lots of scoring
The old man wasn't so shabby! And that Marino guy, his lasers weren't too shabby either. It took a long time to beat his 48 TDs record. It was just unheard of in the eighties.
I remember going to a Buffet that has this awesome Chef. He put his heart and soul into his routine. He made desserts like Bananas Foster and presented it like it was a formal performance. It made for a great experience. One day he was released. When we came back, the dessert wasn’t presented at all…just scooped and plopped onto your plate. The replacement just did his job (which is fine). But realizing that there is SOMETHING special about people who take pride in their jobs. That’s when you realize you lost something. You always hope the next person in has that same trait. The Mannings definitely had that. We never knew why the guy left. Was he underpaid, did something happen personally? We don’t know. But it definitely taught a lesson. Appreciate those types of people while you have them in the league because when they are gone…you’ll miss them. Think about wrestling and how long it took the WWE to recover from losing guys like the Rock and Stone Cold. The Mannings vs Brady made for _THAT_ type of rivalry. And Hearing those “Omahas” or watching a presnap configuration go down to the 1 second mark…or watching a drive masterfully using the clock while moving the chains in the biggest of games…or seeing records broken…undefeated Goliaths defeated by Giants…or walking off into the sunset as a champs…it’s something I’ll miss. Watching Maholmes and Joe Burrow does give me a nostalgia. That’s how you keep the game alive.
Wow! What a deep QB draft that was!! I got to see Archie play I think twice. He was the king of play action he really hid the ball so well! I love how all of you throw wobblers, not perfect spirals. I think possibly easier to catch!
This is awesome look back to the days I was little and watching football with my older brother and father (late 70's). Thanks. It actually explained a lot of the Cowboy, Steelers and Redskins dynasty years. Now that I am older and can understand the tight stats amongst the leagues makes the game even more alluring. Took a look back and loads of many great players including Mr. Manning.
Brilliant football mind and great leader Payton manning. He could call the players for the whole team and let the poor old coaches drink apple juice on the side.
I once heard Brett Favre giving Dan Marino the highest of compliments for his quarterback play. That coupled with having actually watched Dan's play during his career is good enough for me....Dan Marino was the man.
Peyton there are clueless people out there who actually think your dad was a bum because all they did was look at his win loss record. You should throw a documentary together for the old man
Archie Manning was my neighbor in 1979 in Oxford, MS. There has "never" been a celebrity more grounded, humble, or approachable than Archie. To say he is a legend in Oxford is the premier understatement. NOW ... Peyton on the other hand abandoned Oxford. His story is that he was only a 1 year old and was forced to move with his family to New Orleans. I'm calling BS. At age "1" he was just getting interesting. He had reached a milestone of being able to walk 20 feet without pooping his Huggies, and could drive the family truck while standing on Archie's legs. It's time Peyton stepped up to his abandonment and claim Oxford, MS as his true City of Birth.
I love how THE most athletic Manning, not Peyton, not Eli, not even Arch....is the old man Archie Manning. Also. I'm with Peyton...Dan Marino is THE MAN.
When I was younger my parents got me a Johnny Unitas lunch box that I cherished . I will never forget the time some older punks tried to take it . It was dual purpose . Sorry mom and dad, I got in trouble for that one .
Favorite part is watching Dan and Peyton have a catch. Dan, while ignoring decades worth of arthritis, trying to throw a casual pass, not his normal professional pass which could easily break Peyton’s fingers. And yet, the same mechanics are all visible - breathes in, lifts & turns his shoulders, then the millisecond to release the ball
Great respect for the Mannings & Marino. I never mention Marino’s fake spike play because his arm & career was too great to be remembered for a trick play.
Colts won 12+ games 7 years in a row from 2003-2009: Peyton Manning 2003-2009: 2423/3636 (66.6% completion rate) 28,908 yards (8.0 YPA) (4,535 yards per season) 227 TD Passes (6.2% TD%) (35-36 TD Passes per Season) 81 INTs (2.2% INT%) (12-13 INTs per season) 102.3 Passer Rating ⁃22 points above League Average (80.3) 96-24 W-L Record (80% Winning Percentage) 29 Game-Winning Drives 22 4th Quarter Comebacks - (63.0% winning %) on GW'ing Drives 10 14+ Point Comeback Wins 9 15+ Point Comeback Wins 6 17+ Point Comeback Wins Colts Defense Rankings 2003-2009 - 17th in Points per Drive - 22nd in 1st Downs Allowed - 30th in TOP per Drive - 26th in Plays per Drive - 27th in Rushing YPG Allowed - 30th in Rushing YPA Allowed - 32nd in 3rd Down Conversion Rate Allowed - 32nd in Completion Rate Allowed Colts Run Game: - 30th in YPG - 31st in YPA Colts Pass Block Win Rate: - 21st Colts STs: - 23rd I like Mahomes but he’s still only 5 years in. 🤷 People are seriously disrespecting Peyton by putting Mahomes ahead of him already.
Imagine taking a walk in florida and seeing Peyton Manning and Dan Marino just casually throwing a football back and forth.
'Little things' like this in life are the best things. All time legends of their sport, just tossing around the pigskin like a couple of kids.
I love when Peyton tells Dan "You are My Hero" after he broke his record, man I miss Peyton on the field!! 😢
So do I. And I always wish that Dan Marino had won that Super Bowl that year. He deserved it.
@@douglashall2141no he didn't
@douglashall2141 how do you deserve something....you earn it and he didn't bc he choked and played like shit in the biggest games of his career.
@@broderickcrawford8110😂damn
@ddcdabest Dan Marino had a passer rating of 77.1 with 4,510 yards, 32 touchdowns and 24 interceptions in 18 games in the playoffs in his career. He was 8-10 in those games. I see no lies 🐸☕️
1:28 Young Archie and Eli are practically doppelgängers. The resemblance is crazy even for a father and son.
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed.
Not Peyton of course with that big head
Payton and Eli are as important in their post-careers as they were during their playing careers. I LOVE the content.
What's really crazy is Peyton broke that record 2 time 49 TD 2004 then 55 TD 2013. insane
i still can’t believe he got 55. that record won’t be broke for a long time.
@@drinkingpoolwater Even if its broken unless someone gets 56 in the first 16 games I wont consider it "broken" with a 17 game season
He got 55TDs playing only 3 quarters in most games that season.
Well he broke it in 2004
Then he broke Brady’s record in 2013
@@krosnest0713 ...which means he broke it twice
I'm sure Archie is flattered to be one of his son's favorite players. We as a parents would love to know our kids think we're cool. 🥰
What keeps Marino in the conversation of great quarterbacks, even though he never won a championship, is that he was the quarterback all the other great quarterbacks wanted to be. Just solely by the eye test, he was the greatest quarterback anybody’d ever seen.
one of the best to ever sling it
OMAHA!!!!! Peyton was the BEST
Despite the accolades, we've reached a point where Marino is now the most underrated QB in NFL history. He was doing things that modern QBs do, only decades before the league became a passing league. He is as good as any QB who ever played the game.
idk. He's the only QB that is consistently in the top 5 or top 10 with no ring. I feel like He's appropriately respected. He might be a little OVERrated, not because he wasnt' good, but because of the years outside of his 4 or 5 peak years, he's kinda mid even for his time. look at his actual career stats
@@jaysonb.6669 I might agree… but Brees at 41 years old, broke 11 ribs and punctured a lung in a game… THEN proceeded to complete 2 td drives before halftime. Brees toughness is proven
Easy bro, if Elway, Aikman, Manning, Young all say Danny is the best they have ever seen, good enough for me. They know what they're talking about.
I don't really think he's underrated I think getting "the ring" is very overrated when we talk about individual players so others get elevated above him. Football is a team game, Brady doesn't win 6 rings without the stellar defense or the stars he had on offense.
@evelynsahoe8896 you're seriously either trolling or don't have an IQ above a cucumber if you believe that stupid shit.
I could watch these all day. The respect that Peyton has for the game, the players, his opponents, everything... it cant be matched.
Holy crap, that picture at 1:30 looks like a 1970s version of Eli!
we all know Marino deserves a ring
Ad of right now Peyton is my all time favorite qb I miss watching him so much
Marino getting 48 TD’s is still more impressive considering the era he played in
The ref really screwed up that play! How does he expect him to give him a heads up of a trick play 😂
Archie is so humble. Seems like a great guy.
Kosar..underrated!!!
1:33 Wow. Like farther like son. Eli looks exactly like his dad.
That bit with Marino kills me, my Raiders were on the clock in the ‘83 draft and Marino was there for the picking…what could have been with the team The Raiders had then 😭
Why did Archie’s draft look like the signing of the Declaration of Independence? 😂😂
Manningcast is the best thing to happen to football, genius idea and I love watching it each week
That era was so fun to be a Colts fan. Sadly, though I am a season ticket holder now, I never got to see Peyton play live. Rarely did seats come available as I recall. Sure hope we can get back to that kind of winning, but it will never be like it was then.
Golden years with Reggie and Peyton - every game was fun to watch even if we didn't get many rings
I seen him once in 2007 Carolina vs colts they pulled him early I was so mad lol
I saw him play for 1 quarter in like week 15. But then I saw him play in Cincinnati as a bronco in his second to last regular season game. They won in OT
Us fans need to remember the mastermind behind our team, all credit goes to Bill Polian. Most players he drafted people made fun of then they ended up being one of the best at the position like Mathis and Freeney for example!! I do have hope in Steichen and Richardson especially with an RPO option
Don’t say that it may some teams never come close
Marino's arm was unparalleled
Saw Marino at the "MATM" in Myrtle..walked right by me and I couldn't find it in me to ask for an autograph..but I made sure to say "the fake spike killed me" .. He turned and smiled .. An absolute DAWG 🤝
Peyton has a old soul💪🏽💯👍🏽
Marino was THE MAN! The perfect pocket QB, absolute cannon
Yes. Marino was the MAN in college too. If only my Steelers had picked Marino they’d have been the team of 70s AND the 80s. Best pure passer to ever play the game.
@@r.williamcomm7693yeah he's the man alright he's a ringless ho
@@r.williamcomm7693lmfao 🤣 🤣
@@r.williamcomm7693the Steelers would have got stomped by Montana in a Superbowl
DieHard Indianapolis Colts fan. You just don't get it any better than this thank you guys for doing what you do
It's so cool to see Peyton getting congratulated by Dan on broadcast, and how you can see the gravity it has on Peyton to surpass his hero's record, and also get that interaction with him right after. It's like a surreal thing for him, it seems.
My two favorite QB's of all time , Dan Marino and Peyton Manning!!!!
Two epic and respectful players. Add in Bob Griese as well.....!!!
2 classy quarterbacks. Football has never been the same-especially since Peyton left. Miss you Peyton.
Think the two best QB's from the class of '83, were Dan Marino &John Elway, both had strong Arms, and were pretty accurate. The fact that I think they only played against each other once in a Monday Night Game. Was kinda sad, imagine if they'd faced off against each other in an AFC championship game, or even every other regular season. Might have been lots of scoring
Damn I miss this era. 😢
1:29 well now we see who Eli takes after
Had Archie played in the 90s he'd have been one of the best QBs, he was an accurate QB and fantastic passer
Eli looks just like his Dad. Dan Marino would throw for 7500yards/season with today's rules.
young Archie looks like Eli
The old man wasn't so shabby! And that Marino guy, his lasers weren't too shabby either. It took a long time to beat his 48 TDs record. It was just unheard of in the eighties.
So glad he got that record back from Brady
Mad respect to his outlook on the game
I remember going to a Buffet that has this awesome Chef. He put his heart and soul into his routine. He made desserts like Bananas Foster and presented it like it was a formal performance. It made for a great experience. One day he was released. When we came back, the dessert wasn’t presented at all…just scooped and plopped onto your plate. The replacement just did his job (which is fine). But realizing that there is SOMETHING special about people who take pride in their jobs. That’s when you realize you lost something. You always hope the next person in has that same trait. The Mannings definitely had that. We never knew why the guy left. Was he underpaid, did something happen personally? We don’t know. But it definitely taught a lesson. Appreciate those types of people while you have them in the league because when they are gone…you’ll miss them. Think about wrestling and how long it took the WWE to recover from losing guys like the Rock and Stone Cold. The Mannings vs Brady made for _THAT_ type of rivalry. And Hearing those “Omahas” or watching a presnap configuration go down to the 1 second mark…or watching a drive masterfully using the clock while moving the chains in the biggest of games…or seeing records broken…undefeated Goliaths defeated by Giants…or walking off into the sunset as a champs…it’s something I’ll miss. Watching Maholmes and Joe Burrow does give me a nostalgia. That’s how you keep the game alive.
the look in his dads face when he brought up the 80s bears. Man saw those rushers coming like it was yesterday
Hey Peyton! Love you brother! Want you back here!
One quarterback had a gun like Joe Namath, Dan Marino was it, those 2 released like nobody else.
Wow! What a deep QB draft that was!! I got to see Archie play I think twice. He was the king of play action he really hid the ball so well! I love how all of you throw wobblers, not perfect spirals. I think possibly easier to catch!
I've always loved hearing Archie talk. Most humble god-fearing man there is from the NFL past!
wowee..that QB draft!!!!
Love seeing that old Houston Oiler film.
This is awesome look back to the days I was little and watching football with my older brother and father (late 70's). Thanks. It actually explained a lot of the Cowboy, Steelers and Redskins dynasty years. Now that I am older and can understand the tight stats amongst the leagues makes the game even more alluring. Took a look back and loads of many great players including Mr. Manning.
Two great people and players! Good stuff 👏🏻
Thank you.
Brilliant football mind and great leader Payton manning. He could call the players for the whole team and let the poor old coaches drink apple juice on the side.
Archie should be in the Hall of Fame
Archie the freaking GOAT
Dan can do no wrong! One of my hero's. Marino in the Orange Bowl=A GOOD DAMN DAY!!!
Love your video's I love it, I'm a 65 yo guy and Been a Bronco fan my whole life, Growing up I got to see all the greats! Thank You!
Arch being a Giants Fan 💙
Dan and Chuck two of my favorite athletes that never one but are legends none the less.
The old stater jackets were hella cool
I always wanted one as a kid.
I really enjoy your continued inspiration thank you so very much.
Love Dan Marino!
Wish I got to watch Dan live such a great talent
Dan Marino. #13. Always be in my eyes. Greatest QB I ever seen play.
Marino’s definitely the best to ever deliver the football with his arm action.
Sunday Football at the Manning’s place must be a blast!
Brought back some good games. Enjoyed the video
Legend players.
Marino is still god in Miami.
If only all athletes were as humble as Archie Manning.
I once heard Brett Favre giving Dan Marino the highest of compliments for his quarterback play. That coupled with having actually watched Dan's play during his career is good enough for me....Dan Marino was the man.
The Mannings are Pure Class So nice how Peyton calls Dan Marino his Hero Herevin Western Pa He will alwsys be known as DAN THE MAN!!!
Man, Eli looks just like his dad.
Class act
Amazing!!😊
Football is in the DNA of the Manning family....Respect.
I can’t tell you how much we miss Peyton on the field at Mile High. As I’m sure Colts fans wish he was still there too.
BRUH DAD LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE ELI BOIIIII JOHN WILLIAMS BOIII👹👹👹👹
Peyton there are clueless people out there who actually think your dad was a bum because all they did was look at his win loss record. You should throw a documentary together for the old man
Like Archie said, he was the victim of bad ownership (John Mecom Jr.)
Archie Manning was my neighbor in 1979 in Oxford, MS. There has "never" been a celebrity more grounded, humble, or approachable than Archie. To say he is a legend in Oxford is the premier understatement. NOW ... Peyton on the other hand abandoned Oxford. His story is that he was only a 1 year old and was forced to move with his family to New Orleans. I'm calling BS. At age "1" he was just getting interesting. He had reached a milestone of being able to walk 20 feet without pooping his Huggies, and could drive the family truck while standing on Archie's legs. It's time Peyton stepped up to his abandonment and claim Oxford, MS as his true City of Birth.
oh shit Eli looks just like his dad younger
Eli looks just like his dad
Happy Father's Day to Archie, Peyton, Eli!
Imagine Marino in today's league he ll throw for 6000 plus easy
6:53
Is that PEYTON MANNING changing gears and blowing by someone like that?
Imagine the first game you play in the NFL is against the QB you idolized growing up.
I love how THE most athletic Manning, not Peyton, not Eli, not even Arch....is the old man Archie Manning. Also. I'm with Peyton...Dan Marino is THE MAN.
I wonder if Peyton is Archie's favorite. Fun fact, Eli's full name is Elisha Nelson Manning.
And Peyton Williams Manning, awesome names tbh
When I was younger my parents got me a Johnny Unitas lunch box that I cherished . I will never forget the time some older punks tried to take it .
It was dual purpose .
Sorry mom and dad, I got in trouble for that one .
When a Bears player told Archie, "These guys aren't blocking for you."
Favorite part is watching Dan and Peyton have a catch. Dan, while ignoring decades worth of arthritis, trying to throw a casual pass, not his normal professional pass which could easily break Peyton’s fingers. And yet, the same mechanics are all visible - breathes in, lifts & turns his shoulders, then the millisecond to release the ball
dan marino had a gun
Danny's got a gun.
Him and Aikman threw the prettiest balls
100th like!
They totally started ripping that football at each other
Dan Marino had the deadliest release I have ever seen
What’s the song playing during Archie’s highlights? I’ve looked all over but I can’t find it
Bernie is one of the smartest qb to ever lace them up
Great respect for the Mannings & Marino. I never mention Marino’s fake spike play because his arm & career was too great to be remembered for a trick play.
Real football 🏈 players
There's some wholesome $#!+ happening here
Colts won 12+ games 7 years in a row from 2003-2009:
Peyton Manning 2003-2009:
2423/3636
(66.6% completion rate)
28,908 yards (8.0 YPA)
(4,535 yards per season)
227 TD Passes (6.2% TD%)
(35-36 TD Passes per Season)
81 INTs (2.2% INT%)
(12-13 INTs per season)
102.3 Passer Rating
⁃22 points above League Average (80.3)
96-24 W-L Record
(80% Winning Percentage)
29 Game-Winning Drives
22 4th Quarter Comebacks
- (63.0% winning %) on GW'ing Drives
10 14+ Point Comeback Wins
9 15+ Point Comeback Wins
6 17+ Point Comeback Wins
Colts Defense Rankings 2003-2009
- 17th in Points per Drive
- 22nd in 1st Downs Allowed
- 30th in TOP per Drive
- 26th in Plays per Drive
- 27th in Rushing YPG Allowed
- 30th in Rushing YPA Allowed
- 32nd in 3rd Down Conversion Rate Allowed
- 32nd in Completion Rate Allowed
Colts Run Game:
- 30th in YPG
- 31st in YPA
Colts Pass Block Win Rate:
- 21st
Colts STs:
- 23rd
I like Mahomes but he’s still only 5 years in. 🤷 People are seriously disrespecting Peyton by putting Mahomes ahead of him already.