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Schedule for Season 4 of ‘Peyton’s Places’ episodes on ESPN+

Peyton Manning’s fourth season of ‘Peyton’s Places’ features nine parts this fall. Here are the release dates for each episode.

Peyton Manning returned to ESPN+ this fall with a fourth season of his popular Peyton’s Places football-themed docuseries that educates and entertains fans eager to learn more about NFL history.

There are nine episodes in Season 4. Courtesy of ESPN, here’s a look at the schedule with release dates for each episode this fall:

National Tight Ends Day
Peyton joins 49ers tight end, George Kittle, on the streets of San Francisco to promote the NFL’s newest national holiday: National Tight Ends Day.
Debuts Sunday, October 22

Coffin Corner
Peyton enlists help from his former teammate, Pat McAfee, to explore the history of punters and the demise of the coffin corner kick.
Debuts Sunday, October 29

When You Wish Upon a Star
Peyton goes to Walt Disney World to learn the origin story of the iconic Super Bowl commercial with the quarterback who started it all, Phil Simms.
Debuts Sunday, November 5

NFL Inventions™
Peyton prepares his best sales pitches to entice venture capitalist Mark Cuban to invest in some football inventions that are ready for the market.
Debuts Sunday, November 12

Mad About Madden
After finding the original Madden Cruiser in the Hall of Fame, Peyton “borrows” the bus and travels cross-country to the places that made John Madden one of the most beloved figures in football.
Debuts Sunday, November 19

Air Coryell
Peyton heads to Canton with Chargers legends Dan Fouts, Charlie Joiner, Wes Chandler, and Kellen Winslow to celebrate Don Coryell and the potent passing offense named after him.
Debuts Sunday, November 26

Pulling a Rabbit Out of a Helmet
Peyton teams up with former teammate Wes Welker and long snapper-magician, Jon Dorenbos, to show how sleight-of-hand has created some of the most magical plays in football history.
Debuts Sunday, December 3

Death of a Stadium
Peyton and Washington football legends Joe Theismann, Mark May and Darrell Green visit RFK Stadium one last time to reminisce about the stadium’s glory days before its demolition.
Debuts Sunday, December 10

The Santa Game
Peyton and Eagles legend Ricky Watters dress up as Santa Claus and throw snowballs at Eagles fans to exact revenge for the notorious “Santa Game”.
Debuts Sunday, December 24

In addition to hosting Peyton’s Places, the retired quarterback also co-hosts the ManningCast for ten Monday Night Football games each season. Even after hanging up his cleats, Manning continues to entertain football fans on a weekly basis.

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Peyton Manning returns for Season 4 of ‘Peyton’s Places’

Peyton Manning has returned for Season 4 of ‘Peyton’s Places’ and the first episode is already streaming.

Peyton Manning has become a media and business powerhouse since he retired from the Denver Broncos after the 2015 NFL Season. He has invested in numerous companies and he’s building his Omaha Productions into a powerhouse media company. One of Omaha’s signature productions is Peyton’s Places. The hit show has run for three seasons and features Manning visiting key figures, players, and coaches to discuss pivotal moments in American football history.

Manning is showing retired athletes that there is a path to production with life after the NFL. Although Manning has his hands in many things — investments, business ventures, and productions — his fame and wealth from football have helped build an empire that should sustained for some years. 

“I am so excited to be back for season 4 of Peyton’s Places and to continue this journey telling stories about football and the NFL,” Manning said in a press release. “We had a lot of fun traveling across the country this season – from riding trolleys with George Kittle in San Francisco to riding roller coasters with Phil Simms at Disney World. It was a season filled with new places and new stories that all football fans can enjoy.”

It looks like there will be nine new episodes on ESPN+ this fall (here’s the schedule). Check out ESPN’s promo for Season 4 below.

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Peyton Manning hits home run on episode of ‘Peyton’s Places’

Peyton Manning or Bo Jackson? 🤔

Retirement has been good for Peyton Manning. Since his curtain call in February of 2016 following his second Super Bowl win, Manning has become a media powerhouse, appearing in commercials and becoming an accomplished businessman. 

Manning has made the most significant mark on ESPN, where Peyton and his brother, Eli, host the ManningCast during select Monday Night Football games. Peyton also has his own show, Peyton’s Places, in which the NFL legend interviews players, coaches, and other figures about significant football events.

In a recent episode of the show, Manning interviewed current Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson. Because Wilson was a former two-sport athlete playing football and baseball, Manning decided to play baseball with Wilson on the Colorado Rockies stomping grounds, where Wilson once played. 

As Manning says, he channeled his inner Bo Jackson and hit a home run. Check it out below to see Manning send a ball out of the park:

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Peyton Manning gets in on the ‘Chad Powers’ fun during ‘ManningCast’

“[Chad] Powers throws it so much better than Eli Manning ever did,” Peyton Manning joked 😅

After an extremely successful launch of Peyton’s Places on ESPN+, Peyton Manning began creating additional shows for Disney’s streaming sports network, including Eli’s Places.

In a recent episode of Eli’s Places, Eli Manning disguises himself as “Chad Powers” for a walk-on tryout at Penn State. The footage from Manning’s tryout is pretty funny and it quickly went viral on social media.

Peyton jumped on the hype train during the “ManningCast” of Monday Night Football in Week 3, reporting to the show with a “Chad Powers” t-shirt.

Peyton also, of course, took advantage of an opportunity to poke fun at his brother.

“Eli, the funny thing that people didn’t get to see is that a couple of those Penn State coaches were actually saying they thought Powers looked like Eli Manning, but Powers throws it so much better than Eli Manning ever did,” Manning said during MNF. “That’s kind of what threw them off in my opinion.”

Check out all the highlights from the latest “ManningCast” below, courtesy of the NFL’s official YouTube page:

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Broncos QB Russell Wilson set to appear on ‘Peyton’s Places’ this season

At least one episode of the upcoming season of “Peyton’s Places” will include an appearance from Broncos QB Russell Wilson.

Russell Wilson, baseball player?

Once in the Colorado Rockies farm system before enrolling into the University of Wisconsin as a graduate student, Wilson’s now back in the batter’s box.

Don’t worry, though. Wilson’s simply recording scenes for his upcoming appearance on season 3 of Peyton’s Places. The show airs on ESPN+ and features, you bet, Peyton Manning.

Donning the Rockies’ purple pinstripes in a clip shared by MLB’s official Twitter account, Wilson and Manning are seen walking out of the clubhouse into the dugout. Later in the clip, the duo are on the diamond reading over their script. By the look of things, Manning’s an intense method actor. Wilson, meanwhile, is gingerly looking over the script as well. A less-is-more approach, based on his demeanor.

Toward the end of the 19-second clip, Manning’s back on the diamond solo. He’s donning batting gloves during an extreme close-up with the recording cameras, while Wilson’s taking practice swings in the on-deck circle. All of this took place before the actual Rockies lined up for the first pitch of their game last Thursday. Keep an eye out for Wilson’s appearance on Peyton’s Places this season. Meanwhile, check out more footage below.

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