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Peyton Manning surpassed Brett Favre as the NFL's career leader in passing TDs when he threw his 509th TD pass on Sunday night against the San Francisco 49ers.
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WR Demaryius Thomas was on the receiving end of Manning's record TD.
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Joe Horrigan, Hall of Fame Executive Vice President of Museums, Selection Process & Chief Communications Officer, was handed the record football shortly after the historic touchdown.
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Horrigan packed the football to take back to Canton.
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Horrigan and Manning pose with the record football after the game.
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Manning and Thomas pose with the record football.
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Twin brothers Owen and Elliott Rossell were chosen as the lucky fans to place the football and sign on display at the Hall.
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Manning's artifacts on display in the Pro Football Today Gallery.
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Manning's record football.
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Manning's 509 touchdown sign.