Peyton Manning Hilarious Butt Cheek Commentary Steals the Show on Monday Night Football”
The “tush push” or “Brotherly Shove” Peyton Manning has sparked quite the conversation about posterior anatomy, and at the forefront of this discussion is none other than Peyton Manning.
During the Monday Night Football game between the New York Giants and the Seattle Seahawks, the Manning Cast co-host dedicated an unusually significant amount of time to discussing and repeatedly uttering the words “butt cheeks.”
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In the opening quarter of the game, the Giants attempted a 4th and 1 conversion using a play that had become well-known thanks to the Philadelphia Eagles. However, unlike their NFC counterparts, New York didn’t seem to have the necessary force to secure the first down. Upon reviewing the play, Manning pointed out that Giants’ linemen Shane Lemieux and Mark Glowinski weren’t making contact with quarterback Daniel Jones’s posterior quickly enough.
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That guard needs to get his hand more on the butt,” Peyton remarked. “He should be in there a little more, pushing harder… He needs to place his hand on the butt and then drive… Specifically, you’ve got to push the right butt cheek.”
Shortly thereafter, officials were reviewing a Kenneth Walker receiving touchdown when Peyton and Eli once again found themselves engrossed in the significance of butt cheeks in the outcome.
“All we’re talking about is butt cheeks the rest of the game,” Peyton quipped. “It’s having a huge impact in this game.”
When guest Will Ferrell showed up in the second quarter, he quickly realized that a “butt cheek reference” was long overdue. By that point, it seemed like all anyone wanted to discuss was butt cheeks.
