DENVER – Peyton Manning made history as the Denver Broncos rolled to a 42-17 victory over San Francisco on Sunday night.
It was another near-perfect performance in a career full of them, as Manning tossed four touchdowns passes and moved past Brett Favre for the most career touchdown passes. Manning’s third of the night – the 509th overall of his career – set a new NFL standard just before halftime.
After the break, he added his 510th, which also went to Demaryius Thomas, as Denver scored 21 unanswered points to make it a 42-10 game at the end of three quarters.
Kevin Kugler and James Lofton called the action on Westwood One.
(Manning hits Emmanuel Sanders and it’s 7-0 Denver)
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(Manning finds Wes Welker to put the Broncos up 14-0)
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(It’s 21-3 as Manning breaks the NFL record for career TD passes)
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(Stevie Johnson’s TD grab gets San Francisco back to within 21-10)
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(It’s 28-10 on Manning’s 2nd TD to Demaryius Thomas)
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(Ronnie Hillman’s 37-yard TD run makes it 35-10)
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(Hillman scores from a yard out to make it 42-10)
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(Demaryius Thomas’ postgame interview with our sideline reporter Chad Brown)
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(Postgame recap from Kevin Kugler and James Lofton)
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