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New Gatorade Peyton Manning Commericial

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Really cool. Look, we all have flaws and we can debate about PM and growth hormones or what he may or may not have done to the female trainer at UT. However, we all have to admit the guy does a lot of nice things and most of them go unnoticed.

 

Watch this through to the end. The commercial is first and then they have short segments with many folks.

 

 

http://www.700wlw.com/onair/rocky-boiman-56240/the-best-commercial-you-will-ever-14656721/

Really good stuff there.

Peyton Manning conducts himself and treats others just like Arnold Palmer always has. I've seen references where they both have a deep respect for one another as well. When they were invited with their wives to have dinner with the Queen at the White House they were placed right next to each other. If wouldn't surprise me if Manning has learned a lot from watching Arnie and will emulate and carry that torch of goodness and remain relevant just as Arnie has even though his active playing days are over. He will likely smartly brand himself just like Arnie has and/or have a children's hospital built in his name. He'll reap handsomely for certain and all the while be deserving as he continues to be a great example of how things are done right and respectfully.

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