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Peyton Manning wore No. 18 for the Indianapolis Colts and the Denver Broncos. He wore jersey number 14 at the University of Tennessee.
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Is wade manning the father of Eli and Peyton Manning?
no the father on Eli and Peyton Manning is Archie Manning
How much does Peyton Manning weigh?
Peyton Manning weighs 230 pounds.
Did Peyton Manning die?
No, he did not. Peyton Manning is still the quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts.
Where does Peyton Manning live?
Peyton Manning still lives in Inglewood Colorado
What is Peyton Manning's middle name?
Peyton Williams Manning
How did Peyton Manning choose his jersey number?
His fathers number in college was 18.
What is Peyton Manning number?
Peyton Manning wears the number 18.
Who has worn jersey number 16 for University of Tennessee?
Peyton Manning
What number is Peyton Manning on the broncos?
Peyton Manning is number 18 on the Denver Broncos.
In which sports would a Peyton Manning jersey be most commonly used?
The sport in which a Peyton Manning jersey would be most commonly used is the sport of football, since Peyton Manning is a football player. Enthusiasts of other sports could use them too.
What represents Peyton Manning?
The words "Indianpolis Colts Quarterback", the Colts jersey number, 18...and so forth...
Why does Peyton Manning have a c on his jersey?
The C on his jersey means he is one of the captains of the team.
What is Peyton Manning's official fan phone number?
At this time, an official fan phone number for Peyton Manning is unknown.
Can one buy a Peyton Manning jersey in the NFL Store?
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Are there any pictures of Peyton Mannings twins?
yea of the son in a manning jersey.
What is the Second top selling football jersey of all time?
Peyton Manning
Who is older Eli or Peyton Manning?
Peyton Manning is older then Eli Manning. Peyton is Eli's older brother.
