Break the All-Time Passes Completed Mark
This record won't fall in 2014. Manning is currently 768 completions behind Brett Favre and he's never completed more than 450 in a season. But if he sticks around for two more years, this mark is toast.
This record won't fall in 2014. Manning is currently 768 completions behind Brett Favre and he's never completed more than 450 in a season. But if he sticks around for two more years, this mark is toast.
If Manning makes it to a fourth Super Bowl and wins his second, many are going to dub him the GOAT. It will be debatable, but really hard to argue against.
Here again, Manning trails Favre by more than one season's worth of work. He's 6,874 passing yards behind Favre, a number he'd surely have to play two more seasons to better. But with Peyton, you never know.
Of all the career QB marks, this one is for sure going down. Manning trails Favre by just 17 TD passes. Heck, he might break this record in week three of 2014.
This is it. You can basically throw all the other records and accolades out the window. I'm sure Manning could care less about all-time marks, as long as he gets that elusive second Super Bowl ring. If he can pull it off, he'll become the first QB to start for two different teams and win it all.
If Manning can get to the mountain top in 2014, there's no doubt in my mind that he'll retire on top.
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