When it comes to ever picking up a coach’s headset and clipboard in the NFL, Manning isn’t interested.
You can partially blame that on Manning’s experience coaching his son’s sixth-grade football team.
Manning added that he doesn’t think he’d want to be a general manager either — because he feels he’s not qualified — but loves being a “resource” for GMs, players and coaches who like to pick his brain.
Manning played in 293 total NFL games during his 18 years in the league where he won five MVP awards and was named to seven All-Pro teams and 14 Pro Bowls.
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