re: Moment of silence (no posts) request during Peyton's press conference today

I'm talking the whole season.

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Given that this is an SEC board, and given that Manning's accomplishments during his days in the SEC weren't terribly significant, your request should be and will be ignored.

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Yes, he didn't accomplish much:

HONORS

1997 Consensus First Team All-American
1997 Heisman Runner Up
1997 Maxwell Award
1997 Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award
1997 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
1997 AP SEC Player of the Year
1997 All-SEC (AP, Coaches, Football News)
1997 National Football Foundation National Scholar-Athlete Award
1997 Football News SEC Player of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year
1997 Chevrolet Player of the Year
1997 Best College Player ESPY Award Winner
1997 Florida Citrus Bowl MVP
1997 SEC and AFCA "Good Works Team"
1997 Columbus Touchdown Club Quarterback of the Year
1997 Atlanta Touchdown Club Southeast Quarterback of the Year
1996 All-SEC Coaches (2nd) and AP (2nd)
1996 Eighth in the Heisman voting
1996 Third-team All-America (AP, Football News)
1996 Second Team Academic All-America
SEC Player of the Week (Oct. 12, 1996, Nov. 2, 1996)
All-SEC and finished sixth in the Heisman Trophy balloting
The Sporting News National Player of the Week (Nov. 16, 1996)
1995 College Sports Magazine Second Team All-America
1995 Associated Press Third Team All-America
1995 All-SEC Coaches (1st) and AP (2nd)
1995 SEC Offensive Player of the Week, The Sporting News Player of the Week, and U.S. Postal Service Player of the Week (Oct. 8, 1995)
Chevrolet Player of the Game (Sept. 16, 1995)
1994 SEC Freshman of the Year
1994 SEC All-Freshman team

SEC Championship Game MVP with 373-yard, four TD game ...

Is 39-5 as a starter, owns every Tennessee single-game, season and career passing mark ... Has SEC record 18 300-yard passing days in career ...

Career pass efficient rating of 147.11 is second in SEC history and 11th in NCAA record books.

You betcha

at least change your team back to Tennessee for this thread

Weird, I only see one conference title on that list. I feel like, with all those individual accolades he probably should have done better than the likes of Nick Marshall, Tommy Hodson, Matt Robinson, Mike Cavan, Bill Brigman, etc.

Jason Campbell was 3-1 against Bama and has just as many SEC titles as Peyton. Unlike Peyton, Campbell played in a win over Florida.

Who?

There is no story behind it. That's the story.