"Next year, the acceptance speeches will probably be cut to four minutes, and speaking of rivals, my good friend Tom Brady is here tonight," he continued.
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Did Peyton Manning do a Hall of Fame speech Full transcript: Peyton Manning’s Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinement speech. On February 2, 2013, Ogden was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the first inductee to spend his entire playing career as a Raven. Whilst continuing to poke fun at the time limit, Manning was also able to include his old rival, Tom Brady, suggesting he was still going to play for another decade. Ogden won Super Bowl XXXV with the Ravens in 2001. "I want to especially thank my old rival Ray Lewis for being here tonight, Ray just finished giving his speech that started in 2018." "Well, I have to tell you, tonight's speech is the biggest hurry, hurry of all time. First Manning mocked Lewis over his overly long Hall of Fame speech from 2018. During his speech, Manning took aim at his former rivals Ray Lewis and Tom Brady. "When I was playing for the Colts and there was only a few seconds left on the game clock, I used to yell hurry, hurry to my center, Jeff Saturday, and he would immediately flick the ball back to me," Manning explained. Peyton Manning was enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Sunday and of course, he busted out some jokes during his acceptance speech. His comments stemmed from the apparent time-limit imposed on speeches for 2021, even though Lewis was able to talk for 38 minutes in 2018. Manning, known as one of the more charismatic players of his era, renowned for his commercials as much as his football, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, with his bust now present at Canton.
In what was a foregone conclusion from pretty much the end of his debut season, Peyton Manning has now officially been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and in his induction speech he even found the time to joke about Ray Lewis and Tom Brady.
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