Peyton & Eli Manning on MNF MegaCast, Brotherly Bond, Hilarious Stories | The Colin Cowherd Podcast 

Yep, he held it in

Absolutely beautiful

There older brother had a career ending injury & peyton was so heartbroken he said he wished it happened to him instead of his brother. That's all you need to know about Peyton manning

Truly a wonderful moment.

Came here to comment this. Awesome to see. They are truly America's family

right when eli said “wow.. my brothers pretty freaking awesome” you could see peyton hold back a tear. love the mannings

Coming from a Philadelphia fan, that’s high praise.

@@angelusgnz5784 hell I was holding back a tear lol

never beat florida hahaha

Isn't that the truth. So great!!

Parent Hall of Famers both for sure

Good, famous parents + good, famous kids = (apparently) a very pleasant family dynamic 😁😅

hell*

@@adhynugroho9424 makes it even more impressive ARchie and his wife pulled it off

2 of the greatest humble athletes you will see. It's a beautiful thing.

Getting into that family is now like marrying into an aristocratic family

america’s don’t have royalty... but these guys and a few others are like our version

Plus their dad was a 2nd overall pick

Plus, their pop was a great qb who played on a poor team.

They're like the Kennedys of the NFL in a sense of legacy i mean

Yup it's like a movie commentary track just with something that interests me instead 🤣

There are people watching people eat, there are people watching people watch TV, we are now watching history

You can disagree with Colin's opinion, but the guy is one of the best media guys around

It's analogy of divorce for me

Agree 100%. they kept getting better and better and who knew Eli was that funny. You can't match that brother bond with an ordinary broadcast.

espn is hott doodoo.. MNF with the Mannings is their only saving grace

Apparently Cooper Manning was the most talented of the three but got seriously hurt and couldn't go to the NFL

@@jamesdedonato5819 cooper was a elite wide receiver.. His story is sad.. But his son look like the real deal

Peyton is HoF bound. Eli got lucky a few times and had an average career.

@Suleyman_Sports A person doesn't get lucky twice? What if I told you that in 2007 against Romo, Favre, Brady, and then again in 2011 at least against Rodgers and Brady (again), Eli went up against all star QBs that were having one of their worst games of the year. And then Eli still needed a highly unlikely play to pull off the win. If even one of those QBs shows up being average, it isn't close. For example, in 2007, Romo led the Cowboys to 45 and 32 points in the regular season and then they only scored 17 in the post season. What would you call that and how much of a factor was Eli in that?

Romo should be a first round Hall of Famer and Eli should never be in it. For the people that think I’m nuts, let’s play a little game of “Guess Which One Is Romo”. I’m going to take the stats from Romo and Eli along with Hall of Fame locks like Brady, Brees, Roethlisberger, and Peyton (the only Manning QB) only I’m not going to put their names next to them. It should be easy to pick out Romo from this elite group. The columns are completion percentage, yards/attempt, TD %, Int % (This was done in about 2018) A 65.3 - 7.7 - 5.7 - 2.7 B 67.1 - 7.6 - 5.3 - 2.4 C 64.2 - 7.9 - 5.1 - 2.7 D 65.3 - 7.9 - 5.7 - 2.7 E 60.0 - 7.0 - 4.6 - 3.1 F 63.9 - 7.5 - 5.5 - 1.8 So, which one is Romo? This should pretty much be a no brainer. Look at E. Dead last in every category by far. Except E isn’t Romo, it’s Eli. Romo is D, tied for the best in two categories against players considered to be legends. He may not have won “the big one”, but when he’s putting up the same numbers as guys who have won it, is it really all Romo’s fault? Is it his fault at all? Romo belongs in the HoF, first ballot. Bit, it isn’t all so bad for Eli. Let’s put him in a group with Ryan Tannehill and Baker Mayfield. And Eli……. Still comes in dead last in every category. Is this starting to sink in yet. Romo had the same stats as HoF locks and Eli has the same stats as guys barely hanging onto their jobs. Just in case you are wonder who the other players are. Peyt 65.3 - 7.7 - 5.7 - 2.7 Brees 67.1 - 7.6 - 5.3 - 2.4 Roet 64.2 - 7.9 - 5.1 - 2.7 Rom 65.3 - 7.9 - 5.7 - 2.7 Eli M 60.0 - 7.0 - 4.6 - 3.1 Brady 63.9 - 7.5 - 5.5 - 1.8

@@tomknapp6194 using your logic Matt Stafford should be in the HofF while still playing. Smh. You can spin numbers all you want, you need the wins. The big games. You cant take those from Eli saying “it was the team”. He gets those just as a Matt Stafford doesn’t. Romo over Eli? Maybe. You cant separate a player by just stats and say that makes them a shoe-in for the hof. Its about fit and finish. Its not all stat and superbowls. Its looking at intangibles AS WELL. All the little thing. For example. Barry Sanders. Not even playoff victories on all those records, yet arguably the best to play the game.

@@JWTiny @J. W Tiny You said it, not me. Stafford will probably surpass Eli in yards and TDs just as Matt Ryan will this year with hundreds of fewer attempts than Eli. Just as Rodgers has about 60 more TDs than Eli with about 1,500 fewer attempts. See where this is going? Eli has a lot of stats because he played nonstop for 16 year with average/below average results. But, they will still pile up as they did in his case. It doesn't mean he's great or even good.

The worst part about it was that they benched him for Geno Smith... I would have been ok with it to see what they had on the bench in Lauletta. At the end of the day though, the Giants let Eli down by letting the o-line deteriorate the way it did. It is still a problem now!

@@MrMirack yeah, but he was a 2x Super Bowl champion QB with the Giants, and defeated Brady, the goat, both times. Considering what he did for the Giants, with his Ironman streak, which I admire immensely because it means he played through 100s of nicks and bruises, perhaps some severe, you don’t bench him. You let him continue his streak, and let him retire from the Giants at the end of the season with the respect and dignity he earned. If I was the owner, I would have said no way head coach, are you doing that. I’ll take whatever flak New York is going to throw at me. Keep it classy.

@@rabidlenny7221 there was a huge decline, whether it was Eli, or the line. The season was shot, so why not bench him to see what they had? I think it would have been more impactful to pull him in a first quarter situation than ending his streak. But Geno fucking Smith?!?!? That is where they lost me.

I am a Giants fan, and I'll never forget that. Honestly, ever since they fired Coughlin, The Giants have been downhill with their decisions.

True, and for no good reason. After one game, Eli was back starting.

He had a tough time as a rookie and constantly made mistakes. It took time for him to develop his skills and football IQ. Brady was better from day 1 and once he started he never gave his starting job back. But both are two of the best. Without them we would have very little elite quarterbacks like we did in the 90s/very early 2000s.

Yea! to you

@@rafaeltorre1643 yeah because Brady got to sit behind Bledsoe for more than a year and 2 full NFL training camps to learn the game and also had a far superior team. Peyton took over a 3-13 team and they were hot garbage. In his 2nd season, they went 13-3.....

Wasn’t it lmao

He probably will but he shouldn’t. He’s gonna get in just cause his last name is Manning. Im not trying to diss Eli or hate on him at all. He had some amazing moments and he was clutch as hell at times especially in his two SuperBowl wins. But you cant point to a single season while he played that he was the best QB in the league. He finished his career with the same amount of losses as he had wins. Its “the hall of fame” not “the hall of very good at times”

@@nopeteys2424 He is one the most prolific playoff performers at QB. I agree that he was not impressive in the regular season but QB's are judged on postseason success.

They're gonna make him wait years.

@@dantheman8152 Eli has never lead the league in anything except interceptions. He has no All-Pros to his name. I cannot think of a single season where he was top 5 at his position.

@@Alexander22129 Like I said. It's his playoff resume that will get him the nod.

Huge missed opportunity

Today is another opportunity to make that connection

I get nauseous every time I think of that Green Bay playoff game that year. Playoff Eli was there to do business

Plaxico shooting himself really hurt his legacy too. They were undefeated when that went down. There’s a good chance eli wouldve ended up with 3 rings if plax stays healthy

@@joeyglover3429 He was switched on. Damn shame

If you break Eli's career in half 2004-2011 and 2012-2019, despite having his best year in the first half and his worst in the second half, he was a better QB in the second half. And they won squat. That should suggest something right there.

@@jacobschippell2058 Plaxico had 454 yards, 53% completion, and 4 TDs through 11 games. That was a difference maker for Eli? Almost undefeated. But, then couldn't score a TD in the playoffs.

@@tonyfro23 exactly

I’m not a big fan of Colin but this was an amazing interview

eli is reserved don't need to talk 24/7, his subtly funny more an art to it

He’s a multi millionaire relax - worry about your own family being good at swiping those groceries - self checkout is a real thing.

I don’t think Eli has to say much honestly. His smile is kind of goofy but it makes me smile for some reason but he doesn’t seem nervous or anything I think it’s a great contrast to peytons personality imo