T he New York Giants are in the market for a quarterback following the failed Daniel Jones experiment, and the franchise has a couple of different options with how they can acquir

New York Giants legend Eli Manning is a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. Unsurprisingly, that reality has led to fierce debate over Manning's candidacy and whether or not he deserves to be enshrined as a first-ballot Hall of

One of the most heated debates in the NFL could come to an end next week if former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Manning, who retired following the 2019 season, is in his first year of eligibility to make the Hall of Fame, and was one of 15 modern-era finalists for the class of 2025.

New York Giants legend Eli Manning bested his brother, Peyton, once again, coaching the NFC to their third consecutive win at the Pro Bowl Games. With a 56-50 flag football victory at Camping World Stadium in Orlando,

Former Giants quarterback Eli Manning reveals whether the idea of getting inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame excites or bothers him.

Super Bowl wins. The top throws. Off-the-field honors. So much to what Eli Manning did as Giants' QB is worth reliving with Hall of Fame vote on deck.

Giants legend Eli Manning, who also played for Ole Miss, has already admitted he likes Dart to The New York Post last week. “I’ve been around him and [he’s] been a great kid, been in the same offense for three years and been successful,” Manning said. “Seen him grow and progress and seems to be able to make all the throws.’’

Retired New York Giants legend Eli Manning says he’s willing to help the team evaluate quarterbacks this offseason if requested,