Peyton Manning and Riley Green Release Alabama vs. Tennessee Country Song Peyton Manning has made his music debut on Riley Green's new country song Alabama vs. Tennessee, a playful rivalry tune released ahead of this Saturday's game between the two universities. Peyton Manning has made his music debut on a new country song called Alabama vs. Tennessee with country music star Riley Green. The track is a playful rivalry tune, with Green taking the Alabama side and Manning sticking up for his University of Tennessee roots. The song opens with some good-natured trash talk before quickly shifting to a lighthearted, laid-back vibe. Underneath the jabs, the song is a reminder that rival fans can share a love of country music. The chorus sums it up: It ain't you going up against me, it's just Alabama vs. Tennessee. The music video is set in a honky-tonk and shows Manning looking a bit nervous at first but loosening up after a few beers.Riley Green Releases New AlbumThe song's release comes just ahead of this Saturday's football game between the University of Alabama and Tennessee. Riley Green is one of the most successful singers in the country music world, and there is a serious argument he is currently in the top three. His music covers the entire spectrum of the country genre. He recently dropped a 19-track album called That's Just Me, and fans cannot get enough of it.He also released an acoustic performance of That's Just Me and an acoustic version of Lookout Mountain that went viral on YouTube. It is not every day you see a retired NFL legend with two Super Bowl rings link up with a country music icon to make music, but there is no doubt it worked. People in the comments on YouTube had plenty of reactions.One person wrote, This man is defying the laws of collaboration and I'm here for it. Elsewhere in Broncos Country, new music is not the only news. The team's safety Talanoa Hufanga has been named AFC Defensive Player of the Week following their big win against the Los Angeles Rams. The award caps off a successful week for the squad.Broncos Face Record Heat ChallengesDre Greenlaw, a defensive player for the 49ers who previously played for the Broncos, was fined for taunting the team during their game on Sunday. In a separate incident, the Broncos are bracing for potentially record-breaking temperatures during their upcoming game, with some projections indicating field temperatures could exceed 150 degrees. The heat is not the only challenge facing the team.Their upcoming game at Empower Field will see a return visit from Tim Tebow, who has not played at the stadium in nearly 15 years. Tebow's return is notable given his connections to the Broncos and his storied college career at the University of Florida. Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has expressed interest in hosting the Super Bowl in 2033, which would be a major coup for the city that has already hosted several high-profile sporting events.