It's not wanting to win that makes you a winner; it's refusing to fail.” In a league where every snap is a high-stakes scene straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster, NFL legend Peyton Manning whose 18-year career with the Colts and Broncos saw him compile what might be considered modest numbers—266 games played,

Both Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen and Baltimore Ravens signal-caller Lamar Jackson previously vented about again coming up short in their pursuits of a trip to a Super Bowl as Patrick Mahomes guided the Kansas City Chiefs to a fifth Super Bowl appearance in six years.

Winning a Super Bowl is one of the most difficult jobs for a quarterback in the NFL, as that's a barometer for how a position is judged in the league. Just look at the great quarterbacks who have never captured a Super Bowl title (Dan Marino being one) and what their legacy is as an NFL signal-caller.

NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning has Allen’s back, though, having been in the Bills quarterback’s shoes not too long ago. Manning recently spoke to Adam Schefter about what he

NFL legend and two-time Super Bowl champion Peyton Manning knows very well what Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson are going through at this point in their careers. Winning the Super Bowl is without any doubt the biggest dream of any NFL player.