Tonight we closed out and witnessed the passing of the torch in Denver
 

I know, I know, I know this is nearly a duplicate thread to Mr Flopnuts but he is thinking short term and I am looking at history.

Today is the day that Peyton Manning softly retires on the sideline and we sealed the deal even though he got his record.

He is done! We finally have a win against Mr Ten Head after all these years! :clap::clap:

I'm worried that he's not done. He'll **** us one last time by coming back just long enough for us to not be able to say we ended his career.

He tried to throw a few long balls and it was WORSE than Cassel. They were dead ducks. He has no strength left. :shake:

he looked alot like Montana in 1994 season.

No, no, no. This isn't correct. Manning's arm strength is better than ever. For proof, just check the tweets from Denver players in training camp that Knowmo was posting all over his circle jerk thread.

I think I remember a lot of this same talk last year when we thrashed NE. Seemed to work out in their favor. Dude was having a BAD game, he's old and they don't want him injured. Benching him was a smart move, but not sure if his playing dud are done. Assweiler came in and made some plays in garbage time against our backup corners. I'm glad we got the win, but idk about passing of the torch.

After today it wouldn't surprise me if he never plays four full quarters again.

He still needs another win for another record. He will play at least that.

That's insulting to 1994 Joe Montana

Tonight Manning finished the game with the rare Blutarsky!

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I feel we pretty much got the last laugh.

He has owned us, but we won [what I hope] is the last game against him, in Denver, on the night he broke an NFL record.

....let the taste of that linger in your mouth for your lifetime. [No Homo]

Peyton has 9 TDs on the year after tonight..............9. This is with DT and Sanders as his WRs. Sorry, this game was the nail in the coffin I think. Ultimately he is done. He will probably not have another game like today but I don't think it is accurate to compare this season with him and last year with Brady.

I haven't seen any interviews with him yet, I just wonder how they went down. I mean he set the all time record while getting benched for the first time in his career and having the worst game of his career. What kind of questions would one ask him?

"Over there on the bench were you thinking about some passes you completed a long time ago"?

Denver will trot him out against Chicago.