Sprint Leaps Onto the Goodship Manning, Just in Time for Football Season

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We were beginning to think there was no longer any such thing as sites that take two minutes to load and count to or from 100 the whole time.

But Manning’s Mind, a new promotion for Sprint by Goodby, defeats that logic.

Post-load, the site is actually not bad. It just isn’t anything special. Take Peyton Manning on in a trivia-style game where each point won brings you closer to a touchdown.

It appears Peyton Manning is one of the only sports celebrity sponsors who’s actually used for what he has to say. We don’t know what that means, but it’s interesting.

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