Peyton Manning is undoubtedly one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game of football and also one of the most famous people to receive stem cell treatments to date.  The last few years have been a roller coaster ride for Manning who due to a potential career-ending neck injury, was forced to move on from a team he led to 169 wins and one super bowl championship over 13 seasons.  When the Colts did not renew his contract, many people said that Manning’s career was over and that he should retire. However, Manning had other plans.

As detailed in an article by Paul Mountjoy of The Washington Times, after several surgical procedures proved unsuccessful, Manning turned to stem cell treatments in hopes of getting back to the player he once was.  Mountjoy wrote that Manning had to look to Europe for the treatments because they were not available at the time in the United States; a topic we have written about in the past.

Since that time, Peyton Manning has come back again to be arguably the best quarterback in the league this year.  Actually, there isn’t much to argue about as Peyton Manning pretty much leads the league in every quarterback statistical category including touchdowns for which he has 29, 10 more than the next quarterback on the list.  He has also set 8 franchise records for the Denver Broncos in the last two seasons.  Most importantly, the Broncos are 7 and 1 this year, currently the second best record in the National Football League. [Read more…]