509!!!

   Move over Brett Favre, It's Peyton's record now. This previous Sunday, October 19th, 2014, history was made. Peyton threw his 509th touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas becoming the new record holder for most touchdown passes in NFL history. He later passed for 510, and will probably keep adding on to that statistic.



Does this make Peyton Manning the greatest quarterback of all time? In by book he is, even if he didn't get this record. The problem is, most people might think it's Tom Brady, because of his Superbowl appearances, but if you look at the stats, it's Peyton and Favre...

Record                                             Number     Player                 (Year)
Most Attempts (Career)                   10,169    Brett Favre              1991–2010
Most Completions (Career)             3,600      Brett Favre              1991-2010
Most Passing Yards (Season)          5,477      Peyton Manning      2013
Most Passing Yards (Career)           71,838   Brett Favre               1991-2010
Most Passing TDs (Single Game)    7            Peyton Manning      September 5, 2013
Most Passing TDs (Season)              55         Peyton Manning      2013
Most Passing TDs (Career)              510        Peyton Manning      1998-present
Most Interceptions (Career)             336         Brett Favre               1991-2010
Most Times Sacked (Career)           525         Brett Favre               1991-2010

As you can see, Peyton and Favre holds great records. If Peyton plays as many years as Favre did, he would defiantly break all of the records, exempt for the interception and sack record. Peyton also needs another ring to officially be known as the greatest quarterback of all time. Right now he's the greatest regular season quarter back of all time and the king of touchdown passes.

                                       

Another Nominee for Best Sports Play

Dayton kicker, William Will, scored a touchdown off of his own kickoff...

BWN NFL MVP

The BWN (Bench Warmer News) NFL MVP is brand new, and instead of starting with the 2014-15 MVP, I figured I'd just start since 1957 (just like the Associated Press). I (Matt Gauntner) will look back at the history of the NFL and I'll see who the NFL MVP actually should have been...

Year            Player       Position         Team                 
1957           Jim Brown        RB         Cleveland Browns
1958           Jim Brown        RB         Cleveland Browns
1959           Johnny Unitas   QB        Baltimore Colts
1960           Jim Brown        RB         Cleveland Browns
1961     Charley Hennigan  WR        Houston Oilers
1962           Jim Taylor         RB        Green Bay Packers
1963           Jim Brown        RB         Cleveland Browns
1964           Jim Brown        RB         Cleveland Browns
1965           John Brodie      QB        San Francisco 49ers
1966           Bart Starr          QB        Green Bay Packers
1967       Deacon Jones       DT         Los Angelas Rams
1968      Daryle Lamonica   QB         Oakland Raiders
1969      Daryle Lamonica   QB         Oakland Raiders
1970           John Brodie      QB        San Francisco 49ers
1971           Alan Page         DT        Minnesota Vikings
1972          O. J. Simpson    RB         Buffalo Bills
1973          O. J. Simpson    RB         Buffalo Bills
1974          Ken Stabler       QB         Oakland Raiders
1975          Fran Tarkenton  QB        Minnesota Vikings
1976          Bert Jones          QB        Baltimore Colts
1977          Walter Payton    RB        Chicago Bears
1978        Terry Bradshaw   QB       Pittsburgh Steelers
1979           Earl Campbell   RB        Houston Oilers
1980           Earl Campbell   RB       Houston Oilers
1981                 Dan Fouts   QB       San Diego Chargers
1982             Marcus Allen  RB       Los Angelas Raiders
1983          Eric Dickerson   RB       Los Angelas Rams
1984               Dan Marino  QB       Miami Dolphins
1984          Eric Dickerson   RB       Los Angelas Rams
1985           Rodger Craig    RB       San Francisco 49ers
1986      Lawrence Taylor   OLB     New York Giants
1987               Jerry Rice     WR        San Francisco 49ers
1988          Eric Dickerson   RB       Los Angelas Rams
1989               Jerry Rice     WR        San Francisco 49ers
1990           Warren Moon   QB        Houston Oilers
1991                 Jim Kelly    QB        Buffalo Bills
1992           Emmitt Smith    RB        Dallas Cowboys
1993               Jerry Rice     WR        San Francisco 49ers
1994           Emmitt Smith    RB        Dallas Cowboys
1995           Emmitt Smith    RB        Dallas Cowboys
1996              Terry Allen    RB        Washington Redskins
1997          Barry Sanders    RB        Detroit Lions
1997              Brett Favre    QB        Green Bay Packers
1998           Terrell Davis    RB        Denver Broncos
1999           Kurt Warner     QB        St. Louis Rams
2000      Peyton Manning    QB        Indianapolis Colts
2001      Michael Strahan     DE         New York Giants
2002      Marvin Harrison    WR        Indianapolis Colts
2003            Jamal Lewis     RB        Baltimore Ravens
2004      Peyton Manning    QB        Indianapolis Colts
2005     Shaun Alexander    RB        Seattle Seahawks
2006  LaDanian Tomlinson RB       San Diego Chargers
2007              Tom Brady    QB       New England Patriots
2008             Drew Brees    QB        New Orleans Saints
2009          Chris Johnson    RB       Tennessee Titans
2010      Peyton Manning    QB       Indianapolis Colts
2011             Drew Brees    QB       New Orleans Saints
2012       Adrian Peterson    RB       Minnesota Vikings
2013        Peyton Manning  QB       Denver Broncos
2014        J. J. Watt              DE       Houston Texans

Seneca Wallace "The Run"

"The Run"