Peyton
First name, quarterback famous
Peyton is a given name used for both males and females, more common for girls since the late 20th century.
It derives from an English surname meaning "Pæga's town." The name gained popularity partly through football quarterback Peyton Manning: We named our son Peyton after the quarterback.
Hebrew masculine name
- ArchieScottish male diminutive
- forenameGiven name at birth
- monikerInformal designation for someone
- appellationName or title given
namesake · unisex · christening · identity · surname · family · dynasty · heritage
Passing position in football
- NFLPro football organization
- touchdownSix-point gridiron play
- passingMoving by or temporary
- offenseViolation or umbrage
playbook · audible · Omaha · pocket · comeback · MVP · record-breaking · gridiron
Famous beyond ordinary measure
- iconicWidely recognized, enduring
- record-holderOne with best result
- championTop competitor, or advocate
- dynastySuccessive family rulers
retirement · tribute · statue · memorabilia · documentary · commentator · ambassador · influence
Eli
Hebrew masculine name
appellation · namesake · unisex · christening · identity · surname · family · dynasty · heritage · lineage
quarterback
Passing position in football
offense · playbook · audible · Omaha · pocket · comeback · MVP · record-breaking · gridiron · jersey
legendary
Famous beyond ordinary measure
- iconicWidely recognized, enduring
- record-holderOne with best result
- championTop competitor, or advocate
dynasty · retirement · tribute · statue · memorabilia · documentary · commentator · ambassador · influence · mentorship
- Unisex NamesAlex, Avery, Blake, Cameron, Casey
- Trendy NamesJaxon, Brayden, Jayden, Kayden, Caden
- Colorado SpringsColorado Springs, Pikes Peak, Air Force Academy, NORAD, Memorial Park