She loves her Broncos and she is happy the team won Super Bowl 50.
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It’s only the second time in franchise history the team has ever made it to the Super Bowl but it looks like fans will have to wait a bit longer before the team can declare themselves champions.
Did Denver Broncos cornerback Chris Harris contribute to Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton abruptly walking away from reporters following Super Bowl 50?
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was a sore loser in his post-game press conference and cut it short after only being available to the media for a little over two minutes.
Manning’s father, Archie, acknowledged after the Super Bowl on Sunday night that Manning is done in Denver. However, repeating in the National Football League is extremely hard, and the challenge may be too great for the 2016 Broncos.
“So, I’m going to take care of those things first”, he continued.
I know. You might say, “Tough”.
Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning set two of the records – oldest quarterback to start and oldest quarterback to win at age 39.
“I know how hard it is and I’m very grateful and appreciative”.
Manning is technically under contract with the Broncos for one more season, though everything they’ve done over the past year – fire John Fox, hire Gary Kubiak and Wade Phillips, revamp the offense – has spoken to a desire to build a victor that will last beyond Manning’s tenure in Denver. “A lot of legendary guys that came before us, the Hall of Fame guys they put their back on the line to change the game to what it is now”.
The Panthers went nowhere on their first series, then their defense forced a three-and-out.
When quizzed as to what head coach Ron Rivera had told his team after the match, Newton was no more forthcoming.
Jones and others alike say the fumbles and sacks were just some of the reasons the Panthers could not win.
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“I’ll take some time to reflect, I got a couple priorities first; I want to kiss my wife and my kids, I want to go hug my family”, Manning said.
