Thread: Mile High Morning: Tom Brady looked at Peyton Manning's Denver achievements as goal in Tampa

In the five years since Peyton Manning retired, "The Sheriff" could only watch from afar as several of his NFL records fell to his younger colleagues.

One that proved more difficult to match, though, was the history he made as the first quarterback to lead two different franchises to victory in the Super Bowl.

After Super Bowl LV, Manning now has company in Tom Brady, who led the Buccaneers to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. As Tampa Bay quarterbacks coach Clyde Christensen (who also worked with Manning for about a decade as part of the Colts' coaching staff) recently told CBS Sports Radio's The Zach Gelb Show, Brady looked at Manning's accomplishments in Denver as a model for what he wanted to achieve in Tampa.

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Its amazing how much those guys have pushed each other over the years, even with Manning gone he still lights a fire in Tommy.