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Peyton Manning: An Integral Role Model

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To play in the NFL you can't have a sedintary lifestyle. You have to be able to do the bulwark and get things done right. The NFL seems like a utopia to some, but it's not as great as it seems. You have the dynasties like the Patriots and the Broncos that are the diatribes of the league. You also have the antithesis of Bryant and Sherman with players like Andy Dalton and Russell Wilson. They try to expunge themselves and stay out of trouble. Peyton Manning is one of the altruistic and amorous guys you'll ever meet. I know this is just a nominal quality for a celebrity, but it's a huge part of the reason that he is such an integral role model.

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