Peyton

[ peyt-n ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Payton.

Example Sentences

The best example came in 2012, Peyton’s first season in Denver, when he led the league in QBR, completion percentage and net yards per attempt.

From FiveThirtyEight

Off the field, Peyton and Eli Manning have brought the Thanksgiving Uncle Aesthetic — preplanned zingers nevertheless delivered several beats late, whole industrial bolts of checkered fabric — to the cutting edge of sports multicasting.

From FiveThirtyEight

Without even a discussion, we figured that if Peyton’s got to go for the surgery, we’re all going.

From ProPublica

Taylr and Treg have missed more work to bring Peyton to Memphis, costing them thousands of dollars more in income.

From ProPublica

Peyton was in the same hotel Tom stayed in for his first major league spring training.

From Washington Post

It was supposedly preordained, ever since Peyton Manning shredded the Baltimore Ravens for seven touchdowns in the season opener.

From The Daily Beast

Peyton and Richard definitely deserve their status as the most famous football players in the country.

From The Daily Beast

The faces attached to this debate are Denver quarterback Peyton Manning and Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman.

From The Daily Beast

The son of the legendary Archie Manning, Peyton is football royalty.

From The Daily Beast

How many times will New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning (Peyton's brother) be shown on TV during the game?

From The Daily Beast

John Hancock elected president of congress; he succeeded Peyton Randolph in that office.

From Project Gutenberg

The meeting place was Richmond, and Peyton Randolph was elected president of the convention.

From Project Gutenberg

Peyton gave a hostile and contemptuous snort, and also turned on his heel, and went off in the opposite direction.

From Project Gutenberg

A shiver ran through the people; and old Peyton blurted out, "I shall not go home to-night."

From Project Gutenberg

The weather was inclement, and the roads heavy; so the gentlemen thus distinguished accepted Mr. Peyton's offer cordially.

From Project Gutenberg