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The NFL record-keepers (Elias Sports Bureau) are taking another look at Peyton Manning's "Record Breaking" pass.

Per Sports Illustrated...
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Manning threw what was called a seven-yard pass to receiver Eric Decker on 1st-and-5 from the Oakland 49-yard line. However, in the video below, it’s clear that Manning threw the ball backward, which makes it a lateral. With that in mind, Decker should technically be credited with a seven-yard run.

And under those circumstances, Manning didn’t break Drew Brees’ single-season passing yardage record by one yard. He would have 5,470 yards, not 5,477, and Brees would still have the mark with the 5,476 yards he threw for in 2011.


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Does the record still belong to Drew Brees or is it Peyton's? What do you think?
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