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Eli Manning: Super Bowl is ‘possibly’ Peyton’s last game

While all the coverage of the epic matchup was focused on what may be the final meeting between the two star-studded quarterbacks-Brady and Peyton Manning-Anderson may have more in common with the Patriots two-time MVP than Manning does.

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“He has not said anything to me about it, ” Eli Manning said. “I kind of take it like everybody else, where you see this as possibly being his last game. And if he decides to hang it up, he can go out on top”.

Two days after the Broncos advanced to the Super Bowl, running back C.J.

“There’s no bragging rights, ” he said, “because we both know it’s a team effort and about everything going the right way”.

They only would have lead the league one other time since 2000 (in 2003), and on average, there have been three defenses per season with better sack numbers.

Before his whirlybird spin in the air forever etched him in National Football League lore, two-time Super Bowl champion John Elway called his mother on the team flight from Pittsburgh after winning the AFC championship on January 11, 1998.

The Giants quarterback said he did not know about Peyton’s future plans despite widespread conjecture that he might retire after the Super Bowl, but admitted it has been a trying season for his brother.

Louis Zerobnick of Denver shows Super Bowl tickets he purchased at the box office at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on Wednesday morning, January 22, 2014.

Bay Area locals are taking advantage of Super Bowl 50 tourists by renting out their homes on Airbnb to make a quick buck.

“His legacy has already been made”, Eli Manning said.

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“Peyton and his impact on the game of football will not be determined and based off this one game”, Eli said. For those hoping to get the full experience in sit at the 50, it will put them out $10,000. It included a 7-0 start followed by a couple of bad games and a foot injury that knocked him out for six of the last seven weeks of the season.

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