Summary of Peyton Manning, Archie Manning, John Underwood & Peydirt Inc's Manning

By IRB Media

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#1 Drew is a small farming town in Mississippi, and was home to many athletes. It was a walk-everywhere kind of town, and survived well when I was a kid. But now it is on the ropes with the farming so bad.

#2 Baseball was my first love, and I spent all summer playing it. I didn’t care about how I looked or how I performed, I just enjoyed the game. In football, on the other hand, I was always concerned about how I looked and how I performed.

#3 I was a typical obnoxious Yankee fan, and I looked forward to watching the baseball Game of the Week with my father. My father never pushed me in sports, but he was always busy with his job at Case Farm Machinery store in Drew, Mississippi.

#4 I was always into football, and I was always into older athletes. I would come home for lunch, and hang around outside the high school waiting for Ronnie Steed, the star quarterback. Without knowing it, he was my fashion guru.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: May 17, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822521827

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Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 6

Insights from Chapter 7

Insights from Chapter 8

Insights from Chapter 9

Insights from Chapter 10

Insights from Chapter 11

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

Drew is a small farming town in Mississippi, and was home to many athletes. It was a walk-everywhere kind of town, and survived well when I was a kid. But now it is on the ropes with the farming so bad.

#2

Baseball was my first love, and I spent all summer playing it. I didn’t care about how I looked or how I performed, I just enjoyed the game. In football, on the other hand, I was always concerned about how I looked and how I performed.

#3

I was a typical obnoxious Yankee fan, and I looked forward to watching the baseball Game of the Week with my father. My father never pushed me in sports, but he was always busy with his job at Case Farm Machinery store in Drew, Mississippi.

#4

I was always into football, and I was always into older athletes. I would come home for lunch, and hang around outside the high school waiting for Ronnie Steed, the star quarterback. Without knowing it, he was my fashion guru.

#5

The quarterback is the most demanding position in all of team sport. The position is made-to-order for athletes who are natural leaders, and want the ball when a game is up for grabs.

#6

As a quarterback, you will be accustomed to being the center of attention, whether it is favorable or unfavorable. If you are not willing to accept the catcalls with the accolades, you should find another position.

#7

I was able to make some plays in the seventh grade, most notably a rollout-right touchdown. I was also able to quarterback two teams at once: as the regular starter for the junior high, and as a ringer for the Peewees on game days.

#8

I was a nuisance to my parents’ friends, but I was a regular at Drew High football games. I would bring my uncle Peyton to games, and they would cram into his old Studebaker truck. I wasn’t interested in anything other than sports.

#9

I grew up admiring my aunts Lucy and Mamie for their strength and independence, but especially Lucy. She never forgave me for not naming our firstborn Elisha Archie Manning