Sunday afternoon, the Denver Broncos touched down in the Bay Area, looking poised and ready to win a Super Bowl title, which perhaps may be the last time legendary signal-caller Peyton Manning laces them up as an NFL quarterback.
Word emerged Monday per the official Twitter of “Around the NFL,” that Manning has told “close friends” he expects to retire after the Super Bowl, win or lose.
In that vein of thought, the Broncos have a chance to send out Manning the same way they did current executive vice president of football operations/general manager and former legendary quarterback, John Elway 17 years ago when Denver won back-to-back Super Bowls with a 34-19 rout of the Atlanta Falcons.