ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — There are some things in life that just get better with age. Love letters. Fine wine. The rapport between a receiver and his quarterback.
Yet, Wes Welker hasn’t wasted any time becoming Peyton Manning’s top target, just as he quickly became Tom Brady’s bull’s-eye in New England.
Welker set a franchise record with 112 catches his first year with the Patriots in 2007, when Brady set the NFL record with 50 touchdown passes
Manning is on pace to break that mark with 54 TDs this season, thanks in good measure to Welker, who has already matched his career high with nine TD catches.
