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Peyton Manning image at Lucas Oil Stadium to stay up

Published: Mar 09, 2012 at 06:18 AM

A running joke during Super Bowl week in Indianapolis revolved around the large mural of Peyton Manning displayed on the side of Lucas Oil Stadium.

Manning was still a member of the Colts at the time, but the joke was obvious. Manning was all but history in Indy -- when would the Colts make his likeness disappear?

It turns out they won't, at least not yet, according to The Indianapolis Star.

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