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@NOW YOURE TRIGGERED yes

Carbies Chronicles ❤️🙏 Eli manning

Ac Asaph WE BITCHED THEMMMM

Yuh Yee Who knows he might play another year 💯

Tre Williams he’s retiring tomorrow

Colin Barlow yeah I know But going to miss him playing thought believe he should retire 💯

Being carried by the defense is not a HoF player.

@@tomknapp6194imagine someone has to explain the last 20 yrs of nfl. Eli manning is being brought up twice. His super bowls along with his name and the pressure that came with it…..he’s lock anyone with sense knows

Actually, Eli's career passer rating was a below average 84.1 and his 4th quarter passer rating was even lower than that 83.8. But, give him a few headlines and everyone thinks that he's a 4th quarter genius. Inside of 2 minutes and Eli was just as like to throw a TD as an interception, 22 on both. That's hardly clutch.

​@@tomknapp6194I guess you didn't really watch him. Out of his 117 wins 37 of them were 4 game winning drives that ended the game. The year we went to the Superbowl I believe he had 4. Like Eli was a much better player people didn't realize because unlike his brother or tom he always took blame. He has had some of the worst receivers with running options pass. And they also didnt fight for the ball to well either in the season he threw 28 picks 20 of them hit the offensive player hands first. Like people don't realize how much they put on him and how much he elevated his players. Jake Ballard had good seasons with him never did anything anywhere else, there was numerous of guys I can name , nicks, handle, Steve Smith, Cruz,. He made players better and for that the giants never gave him real help after the 2016 season we just tried to do gap fixing instead of going back to what made us winner building the lines

@@3brostaco Actually, yes, I did watch him. He was nothing special and fair to say that he was below average. 4th quarter comebacks are not all they are cracked up to be. For example, in two of Eli's first comes, he had these stats. vs Dallas Jan 2, 2004 1-3 Quarters: 12/20, 60%, 61 yards, 1 TD, 1 int, 39.79 PR 4th quarter/overtime 6/7, 85.7 %, 53 yards, 2 TDs, 0 int, 137.8 PR vs Denver Oct 23, 2005 1-3 Quarters: 10/24, 41.7%, 94 yards, 1 TD, 1 int, 49.62 PR 4th quarter/overtime 13/18, 72.2%, 120 yards, 1 TD, 0 int, 108.56 PR I think that we can see why he was in that position in the first place. In fact, in 4 of his 5 first "comebacks" are like this. The 4th? This is pure gold. Giants have a 3 point lead and the ball with 3:35 to go in the game and an Eli interception leads to a tied game. Then less than 2 minutes later, Eli is intercepted again, but time runs out. In overtime, after a fumble the Giants get the ball on the Eagles 27. They basically down the ball 3 times and kick a game winning field goal. Summary: A 3 point lead, 2 Eli interceptions almost gives it away, and a fumble by the Eagles deep in their territory seals the game up. Somehow, Eli is still the hero. He wasn't always this bad, but this was the Eli much more likely to take the field than good Eli. Once again, below average QB who was carried by the defense through both postseasons.

2 Rings deal with it

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I mean really, it almost seemed like the same game. How many times have the same teams play in the Super Bowl with the same team winning in each?

Why are you thanking Eli? Without the defense hold the Patriots to 23 and 15 point below their respective average those years, Eli's 17 and 19 points are blowouts. It was the defense.

As a Cowboy fan, I loved Eli! When he came to town, I knew that he was about twice as likely to throw a game as win it!

Shawn Miller ❤️🙏 Eli Manning

A below average QB carried by the defense will rewrite the history books?

@@tomknapp6194I think your thinking of Rex Grossman. I know, they look the same to me too.

Armoni ❤️❤️❤️🙏 ELI Manning

And yet his 4th quarter passer rating is 83.8, which is below his already below average career passer rating of 84.1. He benefited from some high profile wins, in which he was carried by the defense, and when he lost, anything and everything was blamed. He was literally a below average QB.

@@tomknapp6194he’s a hof player, cry about it

@@averagecartoonfan3519 Based on what? Your opinion from reading a few headlines? Please elaborate. I put up some cold hard facts. You put up opinions. Which do you think carries more weight? Oh, trust me. I have the stats to blow you out of the water. Your best bet is just to not even respond.

@@tomknapp6194 my response is to get a life, 😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@averagecartoonfan3519 My response is that if Eli is a good as you think he is, prove me incorrect. Until then, you just have opinions. I'll cut to the chase. You can't. Opinions and half truths are all you have.

But, 2 Super Bowls over #12....says enough!!!!

lilreservation they can suck a dick because he beat the “undefeated” Patriots then rubbed salt in their wound 4 years later by beating them yet again and he’s 2-time Súper bowl MVP so they can go suck it!

@@craigconley1872 Ok, 2-0 vs Brady in the SB (because he was carried by the defense). Eli is also 117-117 against the Jay Cutlers, the Ryan Tannehills, the Andy Daltons, and all the other average QBs in the league. I think that 117-117 is a much clearer picture of a career than 2 games that were actually won by the defense.

In 2007 the Patriots were averaging 37 points/game. In 2011 it was 32. What was it about Eli's 17 and 19 points that overcame that? Beating Brady on one of his worst days of the year is not impressive and not a result of what Eli did. That was all defense. Eli owes both SB runs and MVPs to the defense.

@@tomknapp6194grow up dude. Having temper tantrum in peoples comments just throwing shade everywhere. Maybe brady shouldnt of had his worst game of the year in the most important game of the year.

@kylepetersen1852 Temper tantrum? Throwing shade? I don't do either of those things because I have facts on my side. For example, instead of coming up with reasons why the Giants won because of Eli, you say that Brady should have done better. Why not list the multiple reasons why it was Eli? Oh, that's right. It never was. Eli needed Brady to have his worst game of the year to barely win. Twice. As well as Farve. And Romo. Rogers also had a bad game, but it was the one time that Eli truly won a playoff game. What happened a few years later when they faced off again in the playoffs and just an average Roger's shows up? Blowout. In fact, if the defense didn't hold multiple high scoring offenses 13 points below all their respective averages, with what Eli scored, the Giants go 2-6 and those 2 wins are by less than a point against the Bucs and 2 points against the '11 Packers. That's it. 8 straight playoff teams held to 6-23 points below their season average and Eli barely managed to win 5/8 games. And 2 of those wins went to overtime in which Eli was a combined 3/7, 17 yards, 1 sack for -10, so 7 attempts for 7 years. He literally did NOTHING on either game winning drive because they started inside the opposition's 30, but was given all the credit and even 2 of his career 37 game winning drives. That isn't throwing shade. Those are cold hard 100% facts. The difference between Eli fans and me is that I use those funny looking symbols called numbers and they spout opinions and half truth headlines.

@@tomknapp6194 only fact you need is 2 time superbowl mvp both against tom brady.

@@kylepetersen1852 That's like saying Jim McMahon was the MVP of the 1985 season SB because he was the QB. I put up a long list of facts of why it was not Eli and why he did not deserve the MVP. You come back with one thing. Basically nothing. If he truly earned it, you would have a long list of accomplishments to back yourself up. But, you come back with "2x SB MVP" in which he didn't earn either one. It is really sad. We are not the same. Just continue to live in your world of fantasy.

And you think Eli did it all? He was literally carried by the defense. 8 straight playoff teams not scoring over 20 points. They combined for an average of 16 points/per game. Every one was 6-23 points below their season average. The average opposing QB had a 74 passer rating. And Eli still barely won 5/8 games by 4 points or less. It was almost 100% the defense.

Alexander Perez they said 77

@@oddbigking9069 if you turn the captions on...it reads "73"

Well they said 77

@@Tony-wp5lg thanks, "Evander Holyfield?!?"

I believe the Giants wanted Roethlisberger if they couldn't get Eli. The Chargers told them to take Rivers in order to execute a trade.

It isn't hate. It is facts. Never a league MVP. Never a league MVP vote. Never an all pro. Even second string. 4x pro bowls? Do you really think that is good for 16 years? Never led in any QB stat, except.... Led in interceptions x3 Never beat a single playoff team that scored more than 20 points. Carried by the defense through both postseasons. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. If you think this is hating, then maybe he wasn't that good because this is 100% fact. Not wishful thinking, which is all Eli fans have.

Romo put up 4 TDs against the Giant twice in the regular season to easy double digit wins. Then in the playoffs, Eli scores less and is hailed the hero? What am I missing?

Eli played defense and held Brady to one of his worst games of the year both times?

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