Caitlin Clark and Peyton Manning (Photos via Getty Images)

On Tuesday, May 14, Caitlin Clark, the top pick overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft, is scheduled to make her Indiana Fever regular-season debut. With Clark, perhaps the most exciting talent in sports right now, the whole basketball world is waiting excitedly for her to play her debut against the Connecticut Sun.

Peyton Manning, the legendary quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, was asked to comment on Clark’s arrival earlier this week.

“It’s awesome,” Manning began. “I’ve really enjoyed getting to know Caitlin even more. Throughout this series, she was a guest on our show, the Monday night show, last year.

“She’s a Chiefs fan. I forgive her for that, but she said she did grow up kinda watching me play.”

Caitlin Clark and Peyton Manning have been getting real acquainted with each other as she is among the college stars profiled in Full Court Press, an ESPN documentary from Manning’s Omaha Productions. As a result, the two became familiar with one another well before Clark’s arrival in Indy was confirmed.

That led to them taking a picture together that is going extremely viral on social media. The caption on the photo points out the forehead space that both Clark and Manning both have.

Here are a few reactions from fans in the comment section:

If Clark can carve out the same or even better success in her career that Peyton had, then fans in Indianapolis will welcome her forehead just like they did with the legendary quarterback.

Peyton Manning is arguably the best representative of everything Indianapolis there is. Perhaps Clark will end up having a similar impact on the city.

Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever Will Make WNBA History In Season Debut

Caitlin Clark (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

In their 2024 regular season debut, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are poised to create WNBA history.

On Tuesday, Clark will make her regular season debut when the Fever head east to play the Connecticut Sun. Disney+ will broadcast the game, making it the first live sporting event to air on the service. It will also be the first WNBA game streamed on the app, per James Brizuela of Newsweek.

The Fever will have 36 of their 40 games televised nationally.