Test Your Football Skills With Sprint’s Peyton Manning Game

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If you like football, Peyton Manning, game shows, football trivia and word problems, you’re gonna love this new Goodby-created game for Sprint. In the game, you play Manning in a virtual game of football. The ball is advance by answering questions correctly. Before answering each question, you can decide what you want to go for: 5 yards, 10 yards, 25 yards or long.

We went long and got a touchdown on our first try. We’re quite sure we were just lucky as Manning easily beat us when the ball was his. Give it a try. It’s Friday. You’re not actually working are you?

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