USAT: Giants Wire audio clip

USAT: Giants Wire

Jan 25, 2022

During the latter part of Eli Manning’s career, the debate started over whether or not the two-time Super Bowl champion would get the nod to be inducted into the Hall of Fame when he was eligible. Now, with his playing days in the rearview mirror, the debate continues. - While some of Manning’s accolades certainly put him in the conversation, many “Eli-haters” get stuck on his .500 record and usually fall back on the “well, if you take away the two Super Bowls” argument. - One of Manning’s former New York Giants teammates, kicker Lawrence Tynes, believes Eli happens to be more qualified for the Hall of Fame than a quarterback who will very likely get in on the first ballot: Aaron Rodgers. - - Eli Manning is a more qualified Hall of Famer than Aaron Rodgers. - Bring all the smoke you want. I’m taking 10 over 12 anytime a game is on the line or the playoffs. - — ???????? ????? (@lt4kicks) January 24, 2022 - - - The former kicker’s tweet came following an early exit for the top-seeded Packers in the divisional round of this years playoffs, which included the a sub-par performance by Rodgers. - Tynes had another former teammate, Dave Tollefson, step in and offer some support for the argument. - - I’m here for that smoke too brother!!!

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