Manning with a record

Manning with a record, dedicated to a cancer suffering kid supporting different club.

One of the best quarterback football 39-year-old Peyton Manning of the Denver Broncos down another record with 71,871 Jardim become the best quarterback in the history of the NFL.

Manning has surpassed the previous record holder Brett Favre (71.838), who spent most of his career in Green Bayji. Until a new record Manning arrived Sunday game against the Kansas City Chiefs, they lost with 13-29. It should be noted that the sheriff, the nickname Manning, played hurt and most of the meeting odlgledao the bench.

Manning’s career spans 18 years and five times was elected the best players in the NFL. The Indianapolis Colts played 14 seasons with them and won the Super Bowl in 2007, after a serious injury to 2012 went to Denver, which was brought close to the league title, but the 2014 Super Bowl, losing to the Seattle Seahawks.

This record would not be the same and would not be so glorified if he didn’t do what he did – dedicate the record to a cancer suffering kid that is supporting a different team, see about the kid below.

Terminally ill six-year-old boy had a dream come true as he the honorary coach of the NFL’s Carolina Panthers for a day. Braylon Beam took charge of pre-season practice, became a darling of the media, gave the team’s star quarterback some tips, and capped everything off with a dance.

Braylon was invited to attend Friday night’s FanFest at the Bank of America stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, by the Panther’s General Manager Dave Gettleman, who signed him on a one-day contract.

One of the six-year-old’s first jobs was to meet the head coach Ron Rivera, who was gushing in his praise for the elementary school kid, in what Braylon later described as “the best day ever.”

“He’s a real energetic young man who has got a real good sense for being around people. He showed that,” head coach Ron Rivera told the Carolina Panthers website. “He’s got a great fight about him and I hope our guys got the message and understand who this young man is.”

He also gave the Panthers starting quarterback Cam Newton a few tips along the way. In his first play as coach, he asked Newton to “throw deep,” to wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin, a move he had called in his pre-session press media conference.

He soon got the media on his side. When asked by a reporter what his favorite part of being a Panthers honorary coach was, Braylon replied – “meeting y’all,” as cited by ESPN.

To cap everything off, in front of 55,000 fans who had come to the Bank of America stadium to watch the practice session, he performed a dance near the halfway line, with Benjamin, Newton and other stars of the organization.