From Season one of Peyton’s Places Ep. 25: Peyton’s Favorite Players.
Eli Manning talks to his brother Peyton about draft night and his impressive career with the New York Giants. Hear how Peyton thinks he helped the Giants win the 2011 NFC Championship game!
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super class family. such great ambassadors to the game🏈🏈🏈
Unpopular opinion- Eli was a bust
As a die hard patriots fan i could never. See myself liking Peyton & eli.. but theyre 2 guys outside of football are impossible to dislike
The 9 year old kid with the helmet had me rolling 😂😂😂
Paytons face when he said the other QBs name is such a lil bro big bro moment bc Payton wanted to laugh and prob say some stuff to him but had to keep it professional looool
Polar opposites as most brothers tend to be. Until Peyton won, he was the best "regular season" QB of all time. Eli… not so much. Peyton post-season choker. Eli post-season legend! Eli will forever OWN Tom Brady.
Peyton manning does the best shows. Hands down. I bet you he makes more with video production than he ever did a QB.
1ST BALLOT HOF
4 rings between these brothers
To think Eli and the Giants were the reason Brady never got to play against the 49ers with their loaded defense is one hell of an achievement
Everyone loves Eli except pats and nfc east fans
I remember seeing Eli come back against he eagles i thought ok. He can play.
The comerciales these two would make were hilarious. As a cowboys fan I loved watching Eli play, dude was so tough.
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Love the Manning brothers!
The NFC Championship game where he got absolutely assaulted by the Niners defense and he kept getting up is when Eli earned all my respect
Eli was average but had two great playoff runs.
Cried to daddy because he dint want rhe chargers. Scumbag
The most underrated quarterback in history. Think of the pressure he had, he had to live in his brother's shadow, he had to play in New York which is the largest sports market in the country AND he had to deal with the fans and the media, more than half of his games were potentially in cold bad weather and through all of that he won 2 Super Bowls, 2 Super Bowl MVP's and he did it against the greatest quarterback of all time….TWICE!
4:55 Peyton only faced San Francisco 4 times (1998, 2001, 2005 and 2009) prior to Eli's NFC Championship match-up vs the 49ers, and yet he had the book on some their tendencies, which he used to help Eli and the Giants win the game. Astounding, the depth of knowledge that Peyton had to draw upon. Meanwhile, you had other starting QBs who didn't even know a game could finish in a tie.
For years Archie's legacy was basically that he was a good QB stuck on a lousy team. While I'm sure he would've loved the chance to play in the post-season and maybe even get a shot at a Super Bowl, I have to think that seeing his sons win consecutive Super Bowl MVP awards more than made up for any disappointments he had in his career. So Archie now owns one of the most unbreakable records in all of sports. Nobody's gonna have THREE sons that go on to win SB MVPs any time soon.
Credit where credit is due. I'll always appreciate Eli for beating New England twice in those superbowls. Two of the best post season runs I can think of.
And as for taking all those big hits, Eli is basically Randy Marsh: "I didn't hear no bell!"
I love Payton, but Eli being the GOAT slayer is enough for H.O.F. with no questions asked
Proverbs 23:4
Labour not to be rich: cease from thine own wisdom.
He was good when it mattered. Those moments outshine any let down I may have felt. I love what he did with the giants and how level headed he was through out it all. Love that dude.
What I remember watching Eli is always thinking we needed to draft ok I felt like Eli was always getting hit and sacked
I lived in New York during most of Eli's career. I watched him go from a guy most Giant fans wanted to run out of town to a legend in one night. That 2007 Super Bowl will live on forever. Eli was tough, durable, unflappable, his teammates (other than Tiki and Shockey) loved him, and would always come up big in the biggest moments. Its too bad the Giants as a team weren't better the last years of his career and he had to wear most of the blame for that.
New England fan here but I gotta give Eli his due. The 2007 SB you could say was 'luck'— but he did it again in 2011. BOTH times he went up against the GOAT and BOTH times he and the Giants got it done. Respect.
Eli my favorite Manning. Let's goo G-MEN 💪. Thank you for the great memories Eli
Eli manning is a great litmus test for someone’s football knowledge. He is a HOF lock, if you disagree you know nothing about football 🤷♂️
wasn't he drafted by the chargers?
How proud are their parents. I think the 2007 Giants team was the best of all time team in beating the odds. No body gave them a chance and I remember analyst saying they didn't belong in the super bowl and that they will be crushed by the undefeated Patriots. Lots of people lost money on that super bowl.
I love you Peyton. Interchangeable with Brady for Goat quarterback. But Eli will always be my fave
Eli beat the best team in history.. Hall of Fame without question….
I will never forget his almost tantrum face when the chargers originally drafted him. 👎
But overall he was a good QB
Archie, you did good. You may not be a HOF player but you are definitely a HOF dad.
I wish those two could have a late night show
Imagine if Eli hadn't played those last 2-3 years where the Giants were soooo stagnant…..I think there is def something to be said about going out on a high note but ..dude just loved playing footballs so much so it's cool 😎
Don’t forget his 2 Super Bowl & go 8-0 in away games they were always away
I might be a die hard Brady fan but damn I like Eli and Peyton
Philly fans suck in general.
I’m not even related to these fuckers and I’m proud of them for growing up to be real men
They skipped the part when he refuses to go to the chargers
This one was great!!!
That's not technically correct, Phil Simms also won 2 championships, he was injured against the Bills, but he was still an integral part of their season before he went down.