Will Peyton Manning Win The Super Bowl In His (Rumored) Last Year?
It’s almost impossible for a quarterback to have a near perfect season like Peyton Manning did last year. At the age of 38, the future hall-of-famer is being viewed by many, as entering his final season of professional play. Following his unfortunate loss in last season’s Super Bowl in New Jersey, no one player has been thinking about the 2014 season more than Peyton Manning.
With his career’s end just around the corner, Peyton is looking for one last shot in a favorable AFC, with aspirations of holding the Vince Lombardi Trophy once again. Heading into the season, no team has a bigger chip on their shoulder more than the Broncos, even with Wes Welker putting his life on the line and playing through the concussion he suffered last week, his third in the last 10 months.
Following acquisitions of DeMarcus Ware, T.J. Ward and Aqib Talib, the team will be seeing the return of Von Miller and Rahim Moore, both of which were injured throughout last season. With the defense finally healthy, Manning will have breathing room to focus on pacing himself throughout the year and luckily for Peyton, Super Bowl XLIX will be west coast bound in warm weather, at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
Compared to the cold tri-state weather his team was fearful for last year, this has to be the season where Manning wins his next and maybe last Super Bowl.