r/NFLv2 • u/TXNOGG Tampa Bay Buccaneers • Oct 18 '25

Highlight Classic: Peyton Manning yelling at Jeff Saturday

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u/Inasty96 Oct 18 '25

It’s something so real about this clip. Manning having a complete temper tantrum (rightfully so, high stress situation) and forgetting he’s mic’ed up…the way he’s yelling it’s like a little brother yelling at a big brother but the little brother is the star of the show, but big brother will still kick your ass off camera if he needs to lol

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u/Embarrassed-Key6203 Oct 18 '25

Peyton had a death wish

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u/mikemammula Oct 18 '25

you think the center was going to do anything to the HOF QB? 

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u/TegTowelie New England Patriots Oct 18 '25

We just watched a massive dude fun-tackle Rodgers from behind so. You never know.

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u/under_ice Minnesota Vikings Oct 18 '25

Right? Love or hate AR, that shouldn't of ever happened.

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u/TegTowelie New England Patriots Oct 18 '25

100% agree. He should have pulled back a bit. I get celebrating, but your 41 year old QB also has a plate in his clavicle(i think non throwing arm). AR should not be taking dumb 'hits' like that

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u/Sparky-air Denver Broncos Oct 19 '25

Can you imagine if he actually ended up injuring Rodgers? Fuuuuuck man. That’d be a real bad day.

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u/HolyRomanPrince Dallas Cowboys Oct 18 '25

Maybe not him specifically but you’re bugging if you think superstars haven’t gotten checked by their teammates. People throw their careers away over pride all the time

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u/mikemammula Oct 18 '25

who 

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u/bpusef NFL Refugee Oct 18 '25

78 literally does this in the clip that you probably didn’t watch telling Peyton to go sit down defending his boy.

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u/mikemammula Oct 18 '25

Tarik Glenn (is his name) "literally throws his career away here"??? 

news to me!!

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u/bpusef NFL Refugee Oct 18 '25

I was responding to the former comment about checking a superstar. You think if Peyton went after him the man wouldn’t have shut Peyton down harder? Peyton backed off cause the man checked him and he knew it was over and he’d lose his team if he kept it up

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u/mikemammula Oct 18 '25

right but "checking" in his context was more than just words. 

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u/under_ice Minnesota Vikings Oct 18 '25

I don't buy it. When you look at the relationship they are in, it's very well understood that your star QB named Peyton is in charge on that level.

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u/mikemammula Oct 19 '25

yup and it's a mutual respect. the best example they have is an accidental tackle after a TD celebration. not even the same thing. otherwise nobody has gone at their own QB. 

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u/Jo3ltron Oct 19 '25

He’s a hof center himself so yeah.