ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — With his voice cracking at times, Peyton Manning has announced his retirement from pro football, after an 18-year NFL career.
It’s a career that brought him five MVP trophies and two Super Bowl championships, including the most recent one with the Denver Broncos. And he retired with dozens of passing records.
Manning noted today that he still owns the NFL record for 28 interceptions as a rookie and says, “Every year I pull for a rookie to break that record.”
He said little brother Eli might have broken it had he started all 16 games his rookie year.
