Eli Manning
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90 appearances
4 recordings
3 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 18 Feb
Eli Manning’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah. You know, these, there's these special teamers, you know, they kind of have rules around. We want the offensive guys playing offense, defensive guys playing defense, the special teamers, you know, that we don't have any special teams. There's no, there's no kickoff returns or punts. So there's kind of, they can freelance. You can use them however. So I said, Hey,
I told Larry Foote, I said, you know, Turpin's your special blitz guy. He's fast. He can run. Had a couple sacks. He's not going to get tired. Like, you know, the first series we were rushing some outside linebackers. They were kind of rushing in there because they don't want to drop. These guys are professional rushers. They're not drop guys, coverage guys.
But then Burrow was running right by them. So Turpin got the call pretty quickly. I loved it.
I'd love for me to pull for the Eagles, like being in the division. But it's a little bit easier this year with Saquon being there and having to be a teammate. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You know, I think in these situations, you really root for players. You root for coaches that you know. And, I mean, obviously, you know, a lot of connections. Travis, you know, rooting for you to win a Super Bowl.
Rooting for Steve Spangler and Andy Reid. Oh, Spanx. But, you know, it's a little more difficult for the Eagles, but with Saquon there, you kind of want all those guys to experience winning a championship. Obviously, Travis, you've done it many times, and to go for a three-peat would be unbelievable. But you know that feeling, and you never get tired of it. So do you, Jason.
You know that feeling of winning. of winning a championship and you want all your pals that you've met or played with to have that feeling at least one time.
I love the confidence. I'm healthy now. This is about six weeks ago. I did pull a quad. You've been practicing for six weeks? Six weeks, yeah.
Yeah, no stretch, no nothing. I was just like, I'll just kick a 25-yarder. I was like, put it at 25. I kicked one. It went in. I kicked the next one, and it went four yards with a pulled quad, and I limped. Oh, my God. I kicked on Monday this week. It felt good. I didn't get to the full 25 yards, but I just kicked about a 20-yarder, and I think I'll be ready for Sunday.
The trainer will get you that extra. They said they can give me a tortural shot now that I'm not a player anymore. I'm taking both. This guy's committed. This guy's committed. Full throttle. I'm going game day mode, full warm-up, full super tee shot, get everything.
Yeah. Hodge. Hodge. There it is. He came up and said he was a camper. He came his junior year. He was a quarterback and he came to the camp. And that's crazy. Obviously, we told him, I think you should try receiver. Yeah. We saw right there. It's like seven on seven. He was playing receiver. Some made some plays and now he's, you know, he's making, making the pro bowl.
It's a special team guy, but you know, you know, he's a receiver also in the NFL. And, and so this is a great story. So we've had a couple of guys, A couple guys, a couple quarterbacks in the NFL also. I think Russell Wilson was a camper. You know, not as a counselor, became as a camper in high school.
Yeah, this is a confirmed story. Every year before the first – Uh, preseason game and, you know, a lot of these years, you know, kind of the starters aren't playing much and they're really going over a little bit that first game, what the routine is before the first preseason game. Like, how do we line up? How do we stretch? Like, how do you run out of the tunnel?
Like all the, you know, patent goes. So we're kind of doing those things. And, you know, I'm kind of sitting on the sideline a long time, and I always kind of walk up to a few of the rookies, and I'm kind of holding my mouth, and I'm going, man, I've got to get my mouth, my teeth been bothering me. I've got to get my wisdom teeth pulled after the game. And they're kind of asking questions.
I ask them if they have or have their wisdom teeth pulled. Whether they say yes or no, I say, you know, can I see? Can I either see? You still have holes in your mouth. And so when they kind of open up and look up and open their mouth, I got a big chunk or clump of grass and dirt in my hand. And I just throw it in there. And, you know, I've gotten like three or four guys on that first practice.
I've gotten a few coaches. So good, dude. Sean O'Hara and I were trying to get a rookie, and Amani Toomer came over. Amani is like in his ninth year, and he just jumped in the conversation. We're not talking to him. And he opened up, and O'Hara put a couple of grass in his mouth. That's so bad. We weren't trying to get you. You offered up this information. I couldn't resist.
It was an emotional moment.
Yeah, I mean, I think it's just for me, it was just trying to get that first completion. And I just remember, you know, you're just nervous. I mean, kind of a new nerve. And you played a whole season. You played playoff games. You played the NFC Championship. All of a sudden, it's like a Super Bowl. Just all the lights and the national anthem and everything going on.
And I just remember, you know, the coach was kind of going through some of the plays and I was just like, coach, I'm just, I'm a little nervous. I want like a, I need a handoff the first play. Like, I don't want to, you know, I'm just, I don't know. I just got to get like breathe a little bit. So we got a handoff and I got my first completion next play. And,
And, you know, had a nice kind of 10 play, long drive, got a field goal. And then, you know, it was kind of back to normal. But it's definitely a different intensity and just, you know, two weeks to think about it. And there's so much coming on on this game and what it means to your team, your fans, your family. You know, so many people coming in town for it.
Or any of your centers? Well, I had wet ball drill with Sean every single day. Every day. It's a spreader.
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