Eli Manning
speaker
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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It wouldn't rain.
Yeah, I mean, this is before you're in shotgun every playoff. We're under center, eye formation, and we're under center on first and second down every series, even third down sometimes. We were under center and dropping back and throwing the ball. So, I mean, I was getting a wet ball. I made him change his pants at halftime. I've had to do that, unfortunately, a couple times. That's crazy.
That's not easy. I mean, they basically have to cut the pants off because you've got your shoes are spazzed. You can't just take off your shoes. You're taped up. You're taped up. Yeah, everything else. I mean, he's on his back just laying there, and people are ripping him off.
It's not that hard to get the pants on, but putting dry pants on a wet body is not an easy feat, especially over the sleeves. So he was not happy about that. He was ready for November to hit, the cooler weather. I didn't make him change the pants. But we didn't have any fumbled snaps just because of all the wet ball drill.
Shockey's bender is a little bit different than Dallas. Shockey, when you have a bender, that word means something different to Shockey.
I think the other thing with the tight ends and quarterback, it's harder for a team to double a tight end. You might have a receiver on the outside. Hey, we've got to take away this receiver. We're going to play two-man or we're going to double him in different ways or play certain zones to take him away.
where some of your staple plays on first and second down, you're going to have a matchup in the offensive favor of a tight end on a linebacker, possibly, where, hey, we can run a stick route. We can get a completion. So I think you just have a lot of your –
your high percentage completion plays are kind of the tight ends the number one read and hey if they if they do take him away or they have bad leverage you should have one-on-one with your receivers and get through your progression but i just think kind of some of your your staples and your comfort plays it starts with the tight end being that first read nice and we can all confirm that you you got to get that bond off the field and have some beers how many times you go on a bender with shocky
No benders with Shockey, but definitely, you know, we hit the town of New York, New York City a few times those first couple years. He showed me some spots that I definitely haven't been to since, let's say that. I love it, man.
That's good. He likes the harmonica, though. If you give him the opportunity. Is he a harmonica? I would love to hear that. That's a lost talent. I got to find that.
Ooh, slide, slide. Slide, slide. He also told us we're not very fast, so don't run. He could run.
And he said, don't do that. Y'all are not fast. And when you get out there, get down, don't take hits. And, you know, we learned that the hard way. You know, it only takes one hit in the NFL. And you're like, yeah, I should have listened to dad. He's definitely right.
Yeah, there was definitely more pressure on me trying to follow in Peyton's footsteps. He was five years older than me. You know, I go into the high school. He set every record. I'm going into college. He was just up for the Heisman. He was the first pick in the NFL draft. And it's, you know, it's like, geez, Luis, you feel like,
didn't have to do the best at everything that I enter into, follow your footsteps. But he was a great big brother as I got older. I mean, he definitely picked on me and gave me wedgies and noogies and all those things, which I think helped me. It toughened me up and got me prepared for the NFL. But he always did, like in college, he would come back
and teach me the things he was learning in college. Hey, we're doing this on the three-step drop. And hey, this is some of the drills we're doing in college. You should be doing these now. Get a head start on these things. So he did look out for me all the time and probably put more pressure on me to do some of these drills than my dad did.
I guess mine sounds worse. It's over a career. His is just... I would agree.
And they're throwing more now than you were throwing. Yeah. More games, more and less interceptions. Something's not right. They've got to get to 10 in the first three games. If they can get to 10 in the first three games. You've got to get off to a good start.
I mean, you got to go with Peyton again. I mean, the guy's, you know, he's a great spokesman. He's just.
Oh, my gosh.
Wow. I'll answer it. He don't want to say it. He's too nice. I mean, he is – in the NFL games, I have not beat him in a real game. Now, flag football, pro ball, I got that mastered. But I'm 0 for 3 any time we face them in a real game. And so – but, you know, I'm – That's just the way it went those years.
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