Peyton Manning vs Lebron James. Who's first ring was more satisfying?

[A Friend of The People]

Yup and he got rewarded by getting dumped for a younger cow the moment he got hurt. Why wouldn't Bron want that fate?

If im not mistaken Peyton missed an entire season before the Colts made the right decision in cutting him to take the most hyped QB since Peyton himself entered the league......he was paid well and will forever be loved and honored in Indy...and came right back to sign a 96 mil contract even tho hes still not 100%.

 

[ThaBoyBam]

Gotta be Bron.

 

[chuckifubuck]

peyton won in the most boring ass forgetfull superbowl ever (the colts are boring in general but still)

The amount scrutiny about lebrons not having a ring was a million times more massive than what peyton faced.

 

[JLova]

Peyton of course. Peyton actually stuck by his franchise and built something special. He didnt leave for greener pastures.

Pretty much. And when Peyton got there, the team was shyt. I don't blame Bron for leaving, but I mean c'mon the guy got with a super team and won a championship. Good for him, but I think a championship would be so much more satisfying if he won one in Cleveland.

 

[JLova]

People comparing basketball to football. It's far easier to carry a team in ball that it is in football.

 

[$lim]

Peyton stuck with it and learned to get over that hump which was NE. The impact of that SB is much more satisfying. Brons head is only gonna get bigger now.

 

[GoPro]

Lebron formed a super team and been to backtoback finals

 

[FTBS]

If im not mistaken Peyton missed an entire season before the Colts made the right decision in cutting him to take the most hyped QB since Peyton himself entered the league......he was paid well and will forever be loved and honored in Indy...and came right back to sign a 96 mil contract even tho hes still not 100%.

What does any of that have to do with loyalty? Peyton was loyal and never missed a game and the moment his injuries added up and took him out he got shipped out that ain't loyal. There is no loyalty in sports...only what can you do for me now. Loyalty is just another sanctimonious buzzword ala arrogance, and do it the right way, and greedy that people throw out there when they are but don't really have a real reason to be.

 

[bl2k8]

Peyton went through Brady in a historic comeback

 

[$lim]

Dirk getting his 1st ring > Bron

 

[YBE]

Pretty much. And when Peyton got there, the team was shyt. I don't blame Bron for leaving, but I mean c'mon the guy got with a super team and won a championship. Good for him, but I think a championship would be so much more satisfying if he won one in Cleveland.

i think winning 1 or 2 in Cleveland would've been as satisfying as winning 3 or 4 in Miami. its just something about building an empire from nothing.

 

[Stone]

i think winning 1 or 2 in Cleveland would've been as satisfying as winning 3 or 4 in Miami. its just something about building an empire from nothing.

maybe for Cavs fans.

 

[A Friend of The People]

Chris Bosh is the GOAT wingman however

 

[Prez]

peyton went up against rex grossman in the SB...

2 years later, when peyton went up against a real QB in the 4th quarter and was under pressure to score, he choked. fuk him

 

[Mandizi]

Peyton

Ironic it took both nine years in their careers to win their first.