The Manning brothers (not pictured) met on Sunday night.
It was the most lopsided brotherly beatdown since Cain and Abel squared off.
After the game, Peyton took the high road.
He turned down an interview request by NBC's Andrea Kramer.
Why would he want to say anything bad about his brother?
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Peyton, are you out of your mind?
What's more fun than teasing a sibling, particuarly after a humiliating loss?
How is it, that I've never been able to live down some losses in Tecmo Bowl from the mid 90's, but you just kicked your brother's ass (in front of the country), and don't want to say a word?
My brother would've RIPPED the mic out of Andrea Kramer's hand and free styled a rap about being the superior Lang.
He would've hired a gospel choir to sing: "I'm Better Than You," "Mom Loved Me More," and "We Haven't Told You Until Now, But, You're Adopted"... and a host of other tunes that he wrote during the week.
The final score would've been spray painted on my house.
I would've done the same.
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See, but I think Peyton's a little smarter than that.
I think *NOT* doing the interview is the ultimate form of teasing.
Thought you'd pull a fast one.
Not only did you prove you are the superior quarterback, but now, you also look like the better person.
You didn't just get straight A's, you also helped little old ladies across the street.
I'm on to you Manning.
Nice try.
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To be perfectly honest, Peyton shouldn't be SO hurt that his team beat his brother's.
This was a regular season game.
They both have Super Bowl rings and MVP trophies.
Little brother will be fine.
I think Peyton made a bigger deal about it by NOT talking at the time.
Winning a regular season game is nice, teasing a sibling lasts a lifetime.
He almost made it seem like it was a bummer.
Please.
Poor Cooper.
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