You Guys, Peyton Manning Is Really Funny

Updated on Feb 1, 2014 at 1:22 PM

Peyton Manning leading the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl XLVIII against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday is no joke. But while quarterback may be taking the big matchup seriously, that doesn't mean he's lacking a sense of humor. Peyton's actually pretty hilarious. In honor of his third trip to the big NFL game this weekend, we're taking a look of some of Peyton's silliest commercial spots and videos. His dry sense of humor and willingness to don ridiculous outfits — leather vests and gold chains, anyone? — make him one awesome athlete. Scroll down for a few good laughs, and let us know which hot quarterback gets your pick: Peyton Manning or Russell Wilson.

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Bummed About Driving a Minivan? Peyton Can Help

Yep, He's Singing R&B With a Mullet — and His Brother

Now It's All About the '70s Mustache

Here, He Actually Knocks a Child Over With a Football

Peyton on Peyton: "That Guy's Pretty Good"

In Which Peyton Becomes the Crazy Fan

You've Seen Him Play Football — Now Watch Him Try Jenga and Connect Four

His Unwavering Enthusiasm For the Mundane Is Awesome

Clearly Trash-Talking Is Just Not His Thing

Take a Hike? Peyton Just Might

And Then There Was the Time He Was Interviewed by Ron Burgundy

Peyton Furiously Licking an Oreo Is Pretty Funny

Once, He Pretended to Have Interests Other Than Football

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You Guys, Peyton Manning Is Really Funny

Bummed About Driving a Minivan? Peyton Can Help

Yep, He's Singing R&B With a Mullet — and His Brother

Now It's All About the '70s Mustache

Here, He Actually Knocks a Child Over With a Football

Peyton on Peyton: "That Guy's Pretty Good"

In Which Peyton Becomes the Crazy Fan

You've Seen Him Play Football — Now Watch Him Try Jenga and Connect Four

His Unwavering Enthusiasm For the Mundane Is Awesome

Clearly Trash-Talking Is Just Not His Thing

Take a Hike? Peyton Just Might

And Then There Was the Time He Was Interviewed by Ron Burgundy

Peyton Furiously Licking an Oreo Is Pretty Funny

Once, He Pretended to Have Interests Other Than Football

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