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Presumptive No. 1 overall pick Joe Burrow reached out to Peyton Manning to gauge what to expect during his rookie season, and the future Hall of Famer told the LSU product to work on learning how to become a better player.
Manning appeared on SportsCenter on Sunday to discuss the call, joking that he told Burrow he wouldn't mind if he broke Manning's record of 28 interceptions for a rookie.
Burrow is coming off perhaps the greatest individual season in college football history, throwing for 5,671 yards and an NCAA-record 60 touchdowns against six interceptions while leading LSU to a national championship.