Chess match between Super Bowl MVPs will certainly be full of chatter.

Peyton Manning will spend Saturday night doing his usual work, barking instructions at the line of scrimmage.

Ray Lewis will try to match Manning word for word, jab for jab, audible for audible. Their teammates have been through enough of these rounds to know it will be the most entertaining, and loudest, chess match of the divisional-round weekend. It’s Peyton versus Ray, The Sequel.

“It can get pretty chaotic out there,” Colts left tackle Charlie Johnson said with a laugh, reflecting on other times he’s been in the crossfire. “They’ve played against each other so many times that Peyton will make a check and then Ray will make a check and then Peyton will make another check. In a way, it’s kind of fun to listen to.”

Read the rest of it. It’s kinda fun. If you like football you’ll enjoy it.

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