How To Contact Peyton Manning…

Email Peyton Manning on his Official Site (Manning Passing Academy | Omaha Productions | PeyBack Foundation), info@manningpassingacademy.com (Manning Passing Academy), PeyBack@PeytonManning.com (PeyBack Foundation), or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Peyton Manning at one of his live events, movie/TV shows, meet-and-greets, product launches, or bidding on a charity auction.

Peyton Manning’s mailing address is:

Peyton Manning
c/o PeyBack Foundation
P.O. Box 3367
Englewood, CO 80155

Peyton Manning’s talent agency is:

Josh Pyatt
c/o WME Agency
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Peyton Manning’s management is:

Manning Passing Academy
P.O. Box 10161
Eugene, OR 97440

Peyton Manning’s publicist is:

Rachel Walsh
Excel Sports Management (NY)
Agency
1700 Broadway Fl. 29
New York, NY 10019

Call Peyton Manning at 541-636-9456 (Manning Passing Academy).

Peyton Manning supported Aaron Rodgers, commented on his Jets career, discussed his quarterback skills, and appeared at events like the Kentucky Derby and on the ManningCast.

Peyton Manning and Adam Sandler appeared on the ManningCast, with Sandler joining the show during a Monday Night Football game between the New York Jets and San Francisco 49ers.

Peyton Manning and Brett Favre had a legendary NFL quarterback rivalry. They faced each other in multiple games, and Manning broke Favre’s all-time passing touchdown record in 2014.

Peyton Manning and Dan Marino faced each other four times in the late 1990s when the Colts were in the AFC East. Manning broke many of Marino’s passing records.

Peyton Manning played golf with President Donald Trump at Trump National Golf Club, appeared at a Republican retreat alongside Trump, and is a Republican donor and supporter.

Peyton Manning and Drew Brees were rival quarterbacks. Brees broke Manning’s all-time NFL passing yards and touchdown records, and Manning congratulated Brees in a video message.

Peyton Manning and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson appeared on the ManningCast, sharing stories about NFL players like Ray Lewis and developing a friendly on-air rapport.

Peyton Manning is connected to Eli Manning as his older brother, with both being Super Bowl-winning NFL quarterbacks from the famous Manning football family.

Peyton Manning is connected to Glenn Powell by the Hulu comedy series “Chad Powers,” which he co-produced, and in which Powell stars as a disgraced ex-college quarterback.

Peyton Manning and Joe Montana are often compared as two of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. Montana praised Manning as “still a great quarterback.”

NFL analysts compare Peyton Manning and Lamar Jackson as quarterbacks who won multiple MVP awards but struggled to translate their regular-season success into playoff victories.

Peyton Manning and Morgan Wallen connect through country music and sports. Wallen performed at Manning’s annual charity event, the PeyBack Foundation, which raises funds for at-risk youth.

Peyton Manning praised Patrick Mahomes, comparing him to legendary quarterbacks, analyzing his game tape on ESPN, and suggesting Mahomes is on track to break Manning’s NFL records.

Peyton Manning appears with Reese Witherspoon in the Amazon Prime Video comedy “You’re Cordially Invited.”

Peyton Manning is connected to Rob Gronkowski because Manning shared an offensive play with Tom Brady that helped make Gronkowski one of the most dominant tight ends in the NFL.

Peyton Manning and Russell Wilson are NFL quarterbacks who are statistically compared, with Wilson playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers and following a similar path of playing for multiple teams.

Peyton Manning and Tom Brady had a legendary NFL rivalry that spanned 17 head-to-head games. They developed a secret off-season friendship where they exchanged quarterback strategies.

Peyton Manning and Will Ferrell worked on multiple comedic interviews, including a memorable 2013 ESPN interview where Ron Burgundy interviewed Manning on his ManningCast.

Peyton Manning is a former NFL quarterback known for his intelligence, leadership, and precision passing. He played 18 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts, where he won a Super Bowl and earned four of his five MVP awards, and later with the Denver Broncos, where he won another Super Bowl before retiring in 2016. Manning holds numerous records, including the most passing touchdowns in a single season (55) and the most career 4,000-yard passing seasons. His ability to read defenses and call audibles at the line of scrimmage made him one of the most strategic quarterbacks in history. Since retiring, he remained active in media, business, and philanthropy.