Super Bowl 50 WAGs Scandals: 3 Incidents The Broncos, Panthers Players Want You To Forget [VIDEO]

The buildup to Super Bowl 50 has been cordial between the Broncos and Panthers, with both sides representing the league in respectable fashion. However, not everyone on the Broncos and Panthers have been squeaky clean forever. Here are three players with skeletons from their past they would like for everyone to forget.

Peyton Manning, QB, Broncos

Nope, not re-hashing his steroid allegations dating back to 2011. But this does involve his wife, whose name was reportedly on the human growth hormone delivered to Manning’s home. Peyton Manning has been married to his wife Ashley since 2001, but for much of his time with the Colts he was accused of carrying on an affair with an Indianapolis meteorologist, Angela Buchman, according to PlayerWives.com.

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The website also says that Manning, in an effort to disguise his affair, has invited Buchman to charity events where she and Ashley are seen together, and insinuates Buchman may be on the Manning payroll. It’s never been proven, but it sure would be damaging to “The Sherriff’s” reputation.

Josh Norman, CB, Panthers

The world got to know Norman when he and Odell Beckham Jr. of the Giants engaged in a back-and-forth bevy of personal fouls that got ugly when Beckham launched into Norman headfirst with a 10-yard head start. But before Norman was persona non grata in New York, and one of the best CBs in the league, he had a shocking incident with the mother of his child, per Bossip.

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Rumor has it that in 2013, Norman was arguing with his then-girlfriend Keisha Thomas about whether or not she would have an abortion. When she refused, Norman was reportedly angry and tried to leave, but to keep him there Thomas sat on his car. Norman is then said to have driven his car, with a pregnant Thomas on top of it; it’s unclear if Norman drove on the highway with Thomas, or just toward it. He eventually pleaded “nolo contendere” to reckless driving.

Greg Olsen, TE, Panthers

Everyone does stuff they regret when they’re young right? Olsen is married to his wife Kara, whom he met when he was just 18 years old. It’s worth wondering if she knew Olsen was a member of the University of Miami’s “Seventh Floor Crew.” That is a reference to a very crass rap song a few Hurricanes football players, including Olsen, recorded about their sexual conquests.

It’s pretty bad at some points, so just use this stroke of genius as an example of the type of content in this song’s sixth verse --“Drop my drawers and let her see my third leg.”

Oh. Click below to hear the rest of the track. Obviously, Kara didn’t know about this, or she knows deep down G-Reg wasn’t shopping his third leg around for real.