He's one of the NFL's most iconic figures but is this the end for Peyton Manning?<br />The 39-year-old celebrated his second Super Bowl win Sunday after his Denver Broncos overcame Carolina Panthers 24-10 at Levi's Stadium.<br />But while the Broncos might have shone, this was no vintage showing from Manning who became the oldest starting quarterback in Super Bowl history.<br />He was sacked five times and failed to throw a touchdown pass during a contest watched by an estimated 160 million people across the world.<br />So is it time for Manning to take off his helmet for the final time?<br />The man himself remained noncommittal on his future.<br />"You know, I'll take some time to reflect," Manning told reporters.<br />"I have a couple of priorities first.<br />I want to go kiss my wife and my kids, I want to go hug my family.<br />I'm going to drink a lot of Budweiser tonight."
