After Peyton Manning's desperate plea to break the ManningCast Curse, Draymond Green and his Golden State Warriors obliged.

The ManningCast Curse had been the talk of several fans and conspiracy theorists as of late because of several instances of its alleged effect. For those not in the know, the said curse has it that players who appear on the show goes on to lose their next game. It happened to all NFL players who took part as guests in the broadcast such as Travis Kelce, Russell Wilson, Rob Gronkowski, Matthew Stafford, Tom Brady and Josh Allen appeared.

Interestingly when Green made his ManningCast appearance during the San Francisco 49ers-Los Angeles Rams Monday Night Football, Peyton pleaded for him to beat the Brooklyn Nets in their Tuesday showdown an put an end to the said curse.

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“Please beat the Nets tomorrow, Draymond, so we can stop talking about this,” Peyton said during the broadcast, per NBC Sports.

Sure enough, Draymond Green and the Warriors didn't disappoint. The Dubs blew out the Nets, 117-99, though Peyton Manning should also thank Stephen Curry for doing much of the work.

Steph finished with 37 points on top seven rebounds and five assists. Dray did his part, chipping in 11 points, six rebounds and eight assists.

While Green and the Warriors denied the and somewhat broke the ManningCast Curse, Peyton Manning and his brother Eli still can't relax. After all, while the curse might not be present in the NBA, it might continue in the NFL. All the victims have been American Football players anyway.