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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Peyton Manning’s retirement announcement will be made at 11 a.m. Monday. In an 18-year career between the Indianapolis Colts and the Broncos, the numbers he piled up will likely make him a sure-fire Hall of Famer when he’s eligible in five years.
Manning is:
- Super Bowl XLI MVP
- 14-time Pro Bowl selection
- Seven-time first-team All-Pro
- Five-time MVP
- Two-time Offensive Player of the Year
- 2012 Comeback Player of the Year
Those honors are from a career of worthy accomplishments:
- League leader: Passing yards (71,940)
- League leader: Passing touchdowns (539)
- League leader: Game-winning drives (56)
- League leader: Regular-season wins (186, tied)
- League leader: Regular-season and playoff wins combined (200)
- Second in the league: Completions (6,125)
- Third in league: Passing yards per game (270.5)
- Four in league: Completion percentage (65.3)
- Fifth in league: Passer rating (96.5)
One of the single greatest seasons in NFL history was directed by Manning in 2013:
- League leader: Passing yards (5,477)
- League leader: Passing touchdowns (55)
- League leader: Passing yards per game (342.3)
- League leader: Passing touchdowns in one game (seven on Sept. 5)
- Third in league: Completions (450)
