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[DaBearsrule4ever]

I agree that that INT shouldn't diminish Peyton Manning's legacy but it will eat at him all offseason long.

[K Train]

i think it has to a little bit...it was all him, a chance to tie the game and you choke yet again

[ravenfan52]

He still won a championship; I don't see why championships are such a huge measuring stick for quarterbacks' greatness. Yeah, they're important, but one player isn't the whole team. I don't think this will haunt him the whole offseason; he's not the type to let things like this get to him. He'll probably have some nightmares in the next few weeks, but he'll get over it and come back and still play at a very high level. I don't see the Colts falling victim to the Super Bowl loser curse; although that's what everyone said about New England in 2008 and they (somehow) missed the playoffs the following year.

[AtlantaBlazer]

It won't diminish his legacy, but it was a foolish throw. He took a gamble to pick up the big gain instead of taking the man underneath.

[russian.tank]

Peyton Manning is still my hero.

[Bears 88]

Originally Posted by K Train

i think it has to a little bit...it was all him, a chance to tie the game and you choke yet again

All him? WTF were you watching?

My god you sound like Skip Bayless.

[K Train]

i saw him force a big gain instead of taking the underneath guy that was there all game. porter had a good jump but if they throw wasnt mannings fault, please tell me whos to blame

[mj1987us26]

Originally Posted by K Train

i saw him force a big gain instead of taking the underneath guy that was there all game. porter had a good jump but if they throw wasnt mannings fault, please tell me whos to blame

Reggie Wayne could have and should have done more to get to the ball.

[Bears 88]

Originally Posted by AtlantaBlazer

It won't diminish his legacy, but it was a foolish throw. He took a gamble to pick up the big gain instead of taking the man underneath.

Or maybe Reggie Wayne fucked up.