Hilarious Viral ManningCast Video Filmed At Local Colorado School

As Denver Broncos fans, we've missed having NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning on the field at Mile High, but we've really enjoyed his career after playing football as well. One of his recent viral videos for his and his brother Eli's ManningCast schedule reveal was filmed right here in Colorado.

Viral Video Of Former Broncos Quarterback Filmed In Colorado

As if 18 years in the National Football League wasn't enough, two-time Super Bowl Champion (one with the Indianapolis Colts and one with the Denver Broncos) and NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning has truly embraced life after football.

Sure, being one of the greatest football players in the game's history is nice, but a career in the entertainment world has also been a great "retirement plan" so far for Peyton. Now with his brother Eli at his side, the duo continues to go viral.

Where was The ManningCast: The Musical Schedule Reveal Filmed?

The extremely popular NFL ManningCast airs as an alternative broadcast of Monday Night Football on ESPN during specific games during the NFL season. This special alternate version of Monday Night Football features commentary from Peyton and Eli Manning.

The Manning's released their schedule of which games they'd be doing this season is quite possibly the most unique video release ever... "ManningCast: The Musical" went viral almost instantly with millions of views as soon as it dropped. In case you missed it... (The NFL may block us from embedding the actual video below but you can click HERE to watch it)

We're now finding out where this masterpiece was filmed, and it was right here in Colorado...

ManningCast schedule Reveal Filmed At Kent Denver School

Kent Denver School isn't just a 6-12 Private School in Denver, Colorado... It's not the home of the viral "ManningCast: The Musical," which was filmed on their theatre stage. Neil Trugilo, who is the technical theater director at Kent Denver School, got the call from Omaha Productions, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Neil Trigillo told our friends at 9News that after 2 months of preparing the stage at Kent, the Manning brothers showed up ready for work saying:

When they showed up it was game on. You think Peyton has a game face on Sundays, you should have seen him when we were shooting this production. They are pros, and it was fun and exciting when they were here. But it was game on for sure.

The brothers filmed their scenes on Kent's stage in about four hours, and the rest, including all of the celebrity cameos, were filmed elsewhere in front of a green screen. The finished product might not win them a Tony (which was the theme for the video), but it will forever be an incredibly special moment in Kent's history.

Trugilo went on to say to 9News:

I was excited when I saw it, thinking about the students, and them being proud to say 'hey, that's where I go to school. Hopefully, we did such a good job that if you don't know Kent you'd have no idea that it wasn't shot on a Broadway stage.

The outtakes & bloopers below show how the celebrities were injected into the scenes filmed by Peyton & Eli at Kent Denver.