Peyton Manning: Heartbreak Fuels Broncos' Lombardi Push

0:00On April 23rd, Peyton Manning, the Hall of Fame quarterback with two Super Bowl rings, spoke at a Broncos event this week about turning heartbreak into fuel. He pointed out that in his 18-year career, he faced big losses like two Super Bowls and an AFC Championship defeat, but those close calls beat, finishing mediocre every time. Earlier this week at the night of Champions, Manning laid it out plain. He'd rather get crushed by the Patriots in the AFC title game than win A. Meaningless late season matchup, an N7 and 10. That sting means you're right on the doorstep of something huge, just like his own comebacks in Indianapolis and Denver. Fans and players feel that vibe with the Broncos Fresh AFC Championship loss. It hurts because they were so close to Super Bowl 60. Manning sees the team rallying, crediting coach Sean Peyton and GM George Peyton for building unselfish players who own their off-season grind. Low-nix the young quarterback got sidelined by a season-ending ankle injury during their

1:00divisional win over the bills, but Manning spotted him at. The masters in April looking sharp and motivated. Nix is a competitor who hates missing games for his squad, that hunger from falling short will light a fire under the Broncos heading into next season, pushing them closer to the Lombardi trophy, Manning Knows, so well, and it's also WE.