Peyton Manning has been named the greatest college football player of all time, according to a recent ESPN report. Manning, who played for the Tennessee Volunteers from
1994 to 1997, edged out legendary players like Herschel Walker from Georgia, Tim Tebow from the Florida Gators, and Archie Griffin from Ohio State.
Manning’s impressive collegiate career was marked by exceptional leadership, record-breaking performances, and football IQ. He led the Vols to a 39-6 record during his tenure, threw for over 11,000 yards and 89 touchdowns, and was known for his cerebral approach to the game and pinpoint accuracy.
Some of Manning’s notable achievements include leading the Vols to an SEC Championship in 1997, being named a unanimous All-American and SEC Player of the Year in his senior season, and solidifying his legacy through his impact on the game, character, and enduring influence on Tennessee football.
