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For the longest time, Peyton Manning has been considered one of the best quarterbacks in the game of football. And for good reason. The Indianapolis signalcaller owns several all time passing records, including most TD passes in a single season [49] and most years with at least 4,000 passing. In addition, Manning ranks 13th all time on the career yardage list.

However, the knock on this Tennessee Volunteers grad has always been that he couldn't come through big in the playoffs, and couldn't lead his team in the Super Bowl. That all changed on January 21, 2007, however, when Manning led the Colts to an AFC Championship victory over the New England Patriots and into Super Bowl XLI.

Manning was named co-MVP in 2003 and won the award outright in 2004. He is a seven time Pro Bowler, and was also the recpient of many honors while still in college, including the Maxwell Award, the Davey O'Brien Award and the Johnny Unitas Award, all in 1997. Furthermore, his #16 has been retired by the University of Tennessee, and one of the roads outside Neyland Stadium was renamed in his honor. A fitting tribute to the man who owns more than two dozen Vols passing records.

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Here is a list of all the NFL records currently held by Peyton Manning, courtesy of Wikipedia.

Career (individual)
Manning holds a number of individual career records:
Seasons with 4,000+ yards: 8, 1999–2004, 2006-2007
Consecutive seasons with 4,000+ yards: 6, from 1999–2004
Consecutive seasons with 25+ TD passes: 10, from 1998-2007 (current)
Games with perfect passer rating: 4 (includes 1 playoff game; most perfect games of any QB since passer rating was created by the NFL in 1973)
Manning has started every game since he has been in the NFL, a streak currently at 144 games, the longest career-opening streak for a QB. (current)
TDs per game, highest for QB
Yds per game, highest for QB
Points per game, highest for QB
Only quarterback to make every start of his career since being drafted.
Highest percentage of games with at least one touchdown, at 88% (current).

Rookie records
Most passes attempted in a season: 575
Most passes completed in a season: 326
Most yards gained in a season: 3,739
Most Touchdown Passes in a season: 26
Most Consecutive games with a Touchdown: 13

2004 season
During the 2004 season Manning broke several single season passing records, including:
Touchdowns: 49 (previously held by Dan Marino with 48 in 1984)
Passer rating: 121.1 (previously held by Steve Young with 112.8 in 1994)
Consecutive games with at least 4 TD passes: 5 (previously held by Marino with 4 TDs in 4 consecutive games in 1984)
5 TD passes in 4 different games in less than 12 months (previously held by Marino)
First QB to throw 10+ TD passes to each of 3 different receivers in 1 season (14, Marvin Harrison; 12, Reggie Wayne; 10, Brandon Stokley). The Colts are the only team ever to have 3 WRs with 10+ TDs in 1 season.
Although not an NFL record, Manning threw 6 TD passes in a little over a half against the Detroit Lions on November 25, 2004. It was the second time in his career that Manning achieved this (also in 2003), and he has been the only NFL player to throw 6 TDs in a regular season game since 1991.

With Marvin Harrison
Manning and Colts wide receiver Marvin Harrison hold a number of QB-WR tandem records:
Completions: 677 (set in 2004; previously held by Buffalo Bills QB Jim Kelly and WR Andre Reed)
Yards: 10,253 (as of November 13, 2005; previously held by Kelly and Reed)
Touchdowns: 106 (as of December 31, 2006; previous record was 85 by San Francisco 49ers QB Steve Young and WR Jerry Rice), broken on October 17, 2005

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