We all watched in anticipation as Peyton Manning went after the record he didn’t set out to break. 2004 proved to be a record-breaking season that saw Manning break the single season touchdown pass record held by Dan Marino of the 1984 Miami Dolphins. Many thought that this, along with many of Marino’s other records, would never be broken. Manning proved them wrong.

Peyton Manning’s 2004 goal is to win the Super Bowl, not to break Marino’s record, but his proficient passing and superb receiving core has allowed him to surpass the record prior to the final game of the regular season. It’s a record that Manning hasn’t wanted to talk about, and one he says he’s not focused on. Either way, it has been a joy for Colts fans across the globe to watch him in action.

This book recaps the 2004 season, with its focus on the touchdown passes Peyton Manning threw during the season. Each game has a dedicated chapter with a drive-by-drive recap and summary of Manning’s passing accomplishments for the game. Box scores are also included for each game.

Peyton Manning: Passing the Record is a must have for all Colts fans, as well as any NFL Football fan. Peyton Manning is one of the best quarterbacks the league has ever seen, and the 2004 season will go down in history as one of his crowning achievements!