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Payton Manning's 11-year-old son, Marshall Manning, sent the NFL world into a frenzy, as the youngster put on a show at this year's Pro Bowl.
By now, it's common knowledge that the Manning household knows how to put up a show at QB, with two generations having graced the NFL stage. However, a new heir to the throne is in the making.
Keep reading as we tell you why NFL fans are going crazy over Marshall Manning's throws at the 2023 Pro Bowl.
What did Marshall Manning do at 2023 Pro Bowl?
Now that we have gotten your attention, Marshall Manning still needs to complete more than one, nor two, but at least three successful passes to NFL-caliber players.
First, he dished out a dime to Minnesota Vikings' wide receiver, Justin Jefferson. Then, he found Marcus Pollard while Hall of Famer Ray Lewis was covering. Marshal Manning closed his throwing clinic in the red zone with a needle-like pass.
Marshall Manning's exploits quickly spread through social media, as the NFL media can't help but love a solid father and son story. It remains to be seen whether Marshall eventually follows his grandfather and father's route to the NFL or pursues another endeavor. However, one thing is for certain: the public has taken note of his impressive talents.
Why was Peyton Manning mad after AFC loss in Pro Bowl flag football game?
After the 2023 Pro Bowl flag football game, it was clear that Peyton Manning was livid over something.
In the dying seconds of the AFC's 35-33 loss on Sunday to the NFC team coached by his brother Eli Manning, Peyton wasn't thrilled when an official for the Pac-12 allowed them to run the clock out and take a knee. As wide receiver Justin Jefferson was caught waving goodbye to the AFC, Peyton moved from the sideline to where the play ended, shouting that a penalty should have been called.
Despite Manning's dissatisfaction, the play was not reversed, and his AFC Conference team took the L in the flag football game. Next year, Manning and his crew will be more acquainted with the rule book to prevent such stories.
Peyton Manning's Career Stats
Peyton Manning is one of the greatest players on the gridiron. He's regarded as the best regular season quarterback to play the game and has a record five NFL MVP awards to prove his prowess.
Manning spent most of his career with the Indianapolis Colts, the team that drafted him first in the 1998 NFL draft. However, he ended his career with the Denver Broncos, who signed Manning following a career-ending injury. Manning won a Super Bowl with both franchises he represented and is a member of the Hall of Fame.
He put up a stat line of 71,940 passing yards, 539 touchdowns and 251 interceptions in 266 games during his illustrious career.
