Peyton Manning holds a number of NFL records, like the most passing yards (5,477) and touchdowns through the air (55) in a single season, but there’s one record that haunts him to this day: throwing the most interceptions by a rookie quarterback in a single season.
His 28 interceptions thrown back in the 1998 season with the Indianapolis Colts still stands nearly 26 years later. The closest anyone has gotten to this record since was in 2017 when Cleveland Browns rookie DeShone Kizer threw 22 interceptions, as StatMuse details.
Manning was asked by This Is Football’s Kevin Clark if he could go back and change one of the plays in his NFL career, which he’d choose. And the former quarterback had more than choice.