Peyton Manning to Tennessee Hits Billboards, Television

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Last week OKTC brought you the news that a Tennessee Titan fan group was mounting a campaign to bring Peyton Manning to Tennessee.

Thanks to thousands of fan advertising dollars pouring in to the site, that campaign has officially begun.

Witness the billboard now up on I-65 North as you head in to Indianapolis.

"Hey Peyton, you're going the wrong way," the billboard says.

Starting today television ads will commence running on ESPN and ESPN 2 in Nashville.  

You can hear one of those ads directed to management below. 

Earlier this week Trey Wingo asked Manning about the Internet campaign to bring him back to the Titans, this was his response:

Meanwhile Internet videos from the guys at www.comehomepeyton.com continue, this time with a spoof of George Michael's faith.

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