Love him or hate him as a football player, longtime Indianapolis Colts and former Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning has been absolutely crushing it since retiring from the NFL a few years back. Whether it is his hilarious commercials or just general insight regarding the game of football, Manning seemingly hasn't been able to do any wrong since his playing days as an All-Pro signal-caller.

Once again in the limelight for all the right reasons, Manning recently shared a very special message dedicated to the healthcare workers and medical staff at University of Colorado Hospital who are currently serving on the frontlines of the “coronavirus” outbreak.

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Although Manning spent the majority of his playing days as a member of the aforementioned Colts, he quickly became a staple of the Broncos franchise en route to winning a Super Bowl title during his time in Denver. There is no question that this NFL legend has a special place in the hearts of those in the Mountain West region.