Peyton Manning, SNL and Travis Kelce Retire

Peyton Manning Hilariously Ribs His Retirement Life in 'SNL 50' Appearance
Among the many who returned to 30 Rockefeller's Studio 8H for the event was former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning—who hosted SNL in 2007 after his first Super Bowl victory. "Is Lorne gonna retire now?
Peyton Manning Shares Retirement Advice for Travis Kelce
With the 2024 NFL season officially over, a major decision looms for Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. As the future Hall of Famer mulls retirement, another NFL great weighed in with some advice for the three-time Super Bowl champion.
'Never retire': Colts icon Peyton Manning makes SNL 50 cameo with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler
"I hate being retired. ... Getting old sucks. You feel like such a loser. (Zach) Galifianakis knows what I'm talking about." - Peyton Manning
NFL legend Peyton Manning makes surprise 'SNL50' cameo, offers hilarious retirement advice to Lorne Michaels
"Is Lorne going to retire now?" Peyton asked. When Poehler and Fey assured him that Lorne would NOT be retiring, Peyton then offered some hilarious advice. "That's great news, Lor
Video: Peyton Manning Makes Surprise Appearance on SNL 50th Anniversary Special
Legendary quarterback Peyton Manning has been known for his comedic timing, so it's fitting that he was tabbed for a surprise appearance on the 50th Anniversary Special of Saturday Night Live. Manning appeared during the Q&A hosted by SNL legends Tina Fey and Amy Poehler and asked whether creator Lorne Michaels will ever retire.
Peyton Manning jokes about retirement on 'Saturday Night Live' 50th anniversary show
Peyton Manning appeared on the 50th anniversary special of "Saturday Night Live" just two days after teaching a class at University of Tennessee.
Peyton Manning pokes fun at 'brutal' retirement during SNL 50th anniversary
Peyton Manning said that he 'hates' retirement during the SNL 50th anniversary special. The 50th anniversary episode of SNL was star-studded, including NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning, who poked fun at his “brutal” retirement.
Peyton Manning roasts ‘brutal’ retirement at ‘SNL50’
Former quarterback Peyton Manning. Manning, who hosted Saturday Night Live back in 2007, was part of a Q&A in the special, with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler answering questions from audience members. Manning was one of those audience members,
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What coach Buddy Teevens meant to Peyton Manning
So when it was my turn to run, he made sure to take control of the timing. "Peyton Manning, 40-yard dash, 4.99." A little while later, a seventh grader took his turn at the 40. For reasons no one ...
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Peyton Manning jokes he'll play Bengals' Joe Burrow the entire Pro Bowl flag game
AFC coach Peyton Manning joked just before the start ... "It's 'in Joe we trust,'" Manning told ESPN's Marcus Spears. "Joe Burrow will be the difference today. He doesn't know it but I'm ...
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How the HR leader behind Peyton Manning’s production company built her team on the fly
Ahead of the Super Bowl, HR Dive spoke to Omaha Productions Head of People and Culture Ashley Braband about her ...
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Top moments from athletes hosting 'Saturday Night Live'
On Sunday night, "Saturday Night Live" is celebrating its 50th anniversary with an alum-filled special -- Peyton Manning in attendance and all. The show has featured a number of sports tie-ins ...
'SNL': Our favorite sports sketches - from Michael Jordan to Peyton Manning - in 50 years
Live" celebrates its 50th anniversary, USA TODAY Sports chooses our favorite sketches - from Michael Jordan to Peyton Manning ...
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Arch Manning on his life as a Longhorn, advice he gets from his uncles and lessons learned from Quinn Ewers
Texas quarterback Arch Manning sat down with Marty Smith of ESPN for an interview that covered his life as a Longhorn so far, the advice he gets from his uncles Peyton and Eli Manning as well ...
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What Buddy Teevens meant to Peyton Manning
So when it was my turn to run, he made sure to take control of the timing. "Peyton Manning, 40 yard dash, 4.99." A little while later, a 7th grader took his turn at the 40. For reasons no one can ...