Manning, 49, still lives in the Denver area, and he attends the team's home games at Empower Field at Mile High. Earlier this week, he visited Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit to speak to the team's rookie class.

For a man who has earned more than $200 million during his NFL career, Peyton Manning isn’t one to flaunt it. While many athletes of his stature opt for private jets and luxury at every turn — or chase the next untapped investment opportunity to grow their wealth — Manning has quietly built a life that values purpose over pomp.

Peyton Manning was the No. 1 pick in the 1998 NFL Draft out of Tennessee, and he was one of the most hyped rookies to ever enter the league. As a rookie with the Indianapolis Colts, he completed just 56.7% of his pass attempts and led the league with 28 interceptions, but his potential was obvious.

Eli Manning never lets an opportunity pass where he can have a little fun at Peyton Manning’s expense. On Tuesday, a day after Peyton Manning won his second Sports Emmy in three years, this time for Outstanding Event Analyst, Eli Manning took to social media to congratulate big brother ... sort of.

Edelman's teasing aside, Manning and Brady were (and remain) good friends despite their on-field rivalry. Last summer, Manning surprised Brady at the QB's Patriots Hall of Fame ceremony. No worries, Edelman.

CBS Sports has predicted that Manning will not be the No. 1 overall pick if he chooses to enter the 2026 draft. In fact, he doesn't have Manning in the top three. They have projected Manning to be the No. 4 overall pick by the New York Jets.