He has one Super Bowl ring and has led his team to another NFC Championship Game, but many still aren't ready to call Eli an elite quarterback. Is he any good?
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January 22, 2012
Eli Manning said in August that he's an elite QB, sparking a firestorm of criticism. So he let his action back his words this season and tells NFL Network's Melissa Stark he isn't taking anything back.
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January 20, 2012
Eli Manning may be the undisputed leader of the Giants, but they're hoping no one else follows him to the sickbed.
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January 21, 2012
New Giants QB has quieted his critics with stellar season
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January 23, 2012
Eli Manning led the New York Giants to a victory over Alex Smith and the San Francisco 49ers for a trip to Super Bowl 46! New England Patriots and Tom Brady up next in Indianapolis!----JRSportBrief (Archive/Feed)JRSportBrief covers the latest sports news, game highlights, and athletes of professional sports. JR gives his opinions on all sports: Basketball, Baseball, Football, Hockey...
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January 23, 2012
Eli Manning took a beating, and the Giants needed a few nice breaks, but Lawrence Tynes kicked New York into the promised land for the second time in four years. Tom Pollin provides the learnin’.....
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January 22, 2012
(01-21) 23:02 PST - Who's had it worse than 49ers quarterback Alex Smith?
Eli Manning!
Granted, it's tough to pin down which No. 1 overall pick had a more rugged introduction to the NFL, but Smith gives the nod to his counterpart in today's NFC Championship Game pitting the Niners and...
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January 20, 2012
Eli Manning's season started with a debate about whether or not he was an elite quarterback and it might end with another debate.
It won't be about his elite status as any remaining holdouts have long ago given up that fight. The debate this time will be about whether or not he's the best quarterback in the Manning family.
If he wins on Sunday against the 49ers, Eli...
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January 21, 2012
While the 49ers and the Ravens might have more complete defenses and the Patriots may lay claim for having the league’s best offense, but out of the teams still left in the playoffs the Giants could conceivably be the most complete team.
As the Giants come together late in the season they are firing on all cylinders, both offensively and defensively. They are proving to be a matchup...
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January 22, 2012
Both wide receiver Hakeem Nicks (ankle) and tight end Jake Ballard (knee) are active for the NFC Championship at San Francisco.
Fantasy Spin:
Quarterback Eli Manning (illness) and running back Ahmad Bradshaw (foot) are good to go as well.
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January 23, 2012
There is nothing in sports as cruel as a game like this, modern-day gladiators pulverizing each other for four hours in the cold and sideways rain, only to watch bystanders decide championships.
But it is often the inherent truth of football, and especially playoff football, that the most riveting moments are not decided by heroes, but by goats. For more than seven hours yesterday...
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January 19, 2012
Click on photo to read more about the classic rivalry
The Giants and 49ers are a classic rivalry mostly because they featured some legendary players. Are there any legendary players in this weekend’s game? Thoughts?
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January 20, 2012
I noted in my look back at the Green Bay game that it seems like recently every time we have had a 3rd and 10 that Easy Eli has been there to keep the drive alive with a huge completion. If it seems that way to anyone else too, there is good reason. Eli has been lights out on 3rd/medium-3rd/long. Not good, not great-LIGHTS OUT. Nearly perfect.
Here's the thing, the chart below...
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January 20, 2012
If Kevin Gilbride were 30-something, he’d be the hottest head coaching prospect in the NFL.
Think about it. He has developed and groomed one of the elite quarterbacks in the league in Eli Manning, serving as first his quarterbacks coach and now offensive coordinator during his eight-year career.
Gilbride...
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