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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Eli Pokes Fun at Peyton After Golf Gaffe
Eli Pokes Fun at Peyton After Golf Gaffe originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning hasn't needed much help staying around the game in the early years of his retirement. Much of that can be attributed to his brother, Peyton Manning, the Pro Football Hall of Famer with an expansive off-field empire. Advertisement The two co-host the 'Manningcast' for Monday Night Football and coach against each other during the Pro Bowl. Between commercials and number retirements, they aren't hard to find. Their presence is online, too, often at the expense of each other. The Giants legend recently poked fun at Peyton after a golf gaffe hit the timeline. Manning overshot his drive and hit a house, giving Eli plenty of ammo. 'I'm so proud!' Eli posted on Twitter. When he isn't trolling his brother on social media, there's a good chance he's hanging around New York sports. He's among the cavalry of former Giants who have spoken to the team at organized team activities. Advertisement On Wednesday, head coach Brian Daboll spoke to reporters about their presence. 'Yeah, it's something I thought about at the end of the season, getting ready for this upcoming season, some of the things I wanted to do,' Daboll said. 'One of those was to bring some guys in, brought a number of them in. There will be another one here today. Give a good message about what it means to be a Giant for them and some different things that hopefully mean something to our players. 'Obviously a lot of legends that have played the game for this organization and tremendous football players in the National Football League, and I have a good relationship with a lot of those guys throughout my time here and they're willing to come in and talk to those young guys. I think it's beneficial for them.' It may be a coincidence, but New York likely appreciates that Manning, Michael Strahan, and Justin Tuck play the same positions as its 2025 first-round picks. Edge rusher Abdul Carter was grateful for the experience of listening to Strahan and Tuck, and Jaxson Dart has a history with Manning given their connections to the University of Mississippi. Advertisement 'No, we have conversations before they come, but again, to hear from an LT or a Stray (Strahan) or a Tuck or Eli. There's been a number of them,' he added. 'I think it's good for these players that are playing for this organization to hear from guys that have done it at a high level, not just for the New York Giants, but for the National Football League.' Needless to say, fans can expect to see much more of Manning this season, whether it be around the Giants or on ESPN. Related: Giants Rookie Linemen React to Meeting Michael Strahan Related: Giants Schedule Reveals Potential Dart Debuts This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 31, 2025, where it first appeared.
USA Today
2 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Eli Manning has high praise for Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning
Eli Manning has high praise for Texas Longhorns QB Arch Manning In just a few months, the Manning Era will officially be underway in Austin. After showing flashes of his potential last year, Arch Manning enters the 2025 campaign as the Longhorn's starting quarterback. With expectations higher than ever, he has been busy improving his game and getting advice from his uncle, Eli Manning. The former Super Bowl winner recently made a media appearance for the Madden 26 video game and shared what he has seen from his nephew. "I think Arch has done a great job on just how he's handled these first two years of his college career," Manning said, per CBS Sports. " ... He's earned the respect of his teammates, his coaches, through his hard work, his dedication and excited to watch him this year. ... You see that hunger with him. He wants to get better, he wants to learn, he wants to ask. He asks me great questions, so excited to be there as part of his journey." During the 2024 campaign, Arch gave Texas fans a preview of what the future holds. In 10 games, the New Orleans native completed 61 of his 90 passes for 939 yards. He also found the end zone nine times and 93.9 yards a game. As Quinn Ewers battled injuries, Manning showed that he was ready for a starting role. His first test will come when the Longhorns open their season against Ohio State on Aug. 30 in Columbus. While getting a win against the defensive champs won't be easy, it is an opportunity for Arch to shine on the national stage, which his uncle is excited to see. "It's not going to be an easy task, you open up your kind of your college career at Ohio State, defending champs on the road, but it'll be exciting and just happy for him, because I know how hard he's worked," Eli Manning said. If Arch meets expectations, the 2025 season will be one Longhorns fans will never forget. Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) at @LonghornsWire.
Fox News
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Scottie Scheffler breaks out in laughter after Peyton Manning's errant tee shot reportedly hits house
NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning was a source of entertainment for reigning PGA Championship winner Scottie Scheffler when the two partnered up for the 2025 Memorial Tournament Pro-Am this week. The two were all smiles as they walked the course at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin. Ohio on Wednesday, but it was Manning who was the subject of Scheffler's amusement after the Indianapolis Colts great took a wild shot that resulted in potentially some damage for one homeowner. Video shared on social media showed Manning yelling, "Fore!" several times after one of his tee shots. Almost immediately after the sound of the ball hitting something could be heard. The ball reportedly made contact with a house. The camera then pans over to Scheffler, who leans over in laughter. "Good morning, sir," he quipped. "That's too much." Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning didn't miss an opportunity to highlight his brother's errant shot, and shared the video on X. "I'm so proud," he said in the post. Scheffler is the defending champion at the Memorial and is attempting to join Tiger Woods as the only repeat winners at Muirfield Village. He entered the third round on Saturday in fourth place, three strokes behind leader Nick Taylor. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
See it: New York Giants great Howard Cross latest to address 2025 squad
The New York Giants have had a parade of former stars pass through the doors of their training facility this spring to address the team, most notably Hall of Famers Lawrence Taylor and Michael Strahan and future Hall of Famer Eli Manning. This week, it was Howard Cross' turn. The former tight end who played 13 seasons for the Giants from 1989-2001 and earned a Super Bowl XXV ring, has been a constant in the building for decades as he has been part of the club's broadcast team since 2007. Advertisement Cross delivered a message centered around defending one's turf. Having the distinction of playing for two of the game's greatest coaches -- Bear Bryant at Alabama and Bill Parcells here with the Giants -- when Cross speaks, he's worth listening to. Cross is the only player to play in Super Bowl XXV and XXXV with the Giants. His 207 games played in a Giants uniform rank third in franchise history behind Manning (236) and Strahan (216). This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: See it: Giants great Howard Cross latest to address 2025 squad
Los Angeles Times
5 days ago
- Business
- Los Angeles Times
The Paley Center for Media Announces New Members to Board of Trustees and Los Angeles Board of Governors
The Paley Center for Media has announced the addition of prominent leaders in the fields of media, sports, technology, business and entertainment to its Board of Trustees and Los Angeles Board of Governors. Joining the Paley Board of Trustees are David W. Checketts, managing partner, Checketts Partners Investment Management; Eli Manning, two-time Super Bowl champion and MVP; founder, Ten Till Productions; Alexis Ohanian, founder of Seven Seven Six & Reddit, founding control owner, Angel City FC, Los Angeles Golf Club, and ATHLOS; Ted Sarandos, co-CEO, Netflix; and Gary Vaynerchuk, chief executive officer, VaynerMedia. Joining the Paley Los Angeles Board of Governors are Jim Burtson, president, CAA, and Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, Meta. 'We are proud to welcome these exceptional and distinguished leaders to the Paley Center's Board of Trustees and Los Angeles Board of Governors,' said Maureen J. Reidy, president & CEO, The Paley Center for Media. 'Their visionary leadership across media, sports, technology, business and entertainment embodies the highest standards of excellence, and their collective expertise will be instrumental in advancing our mission and reinforcing Paley's role as the leading nonprofit in the media industry.' The Paley Center's Board of Trustees is chaired by Frank A. Bennack, Jr., executive vice chairman and former CEO, Hearst, and is composed of leaders from the worlds of media, sports, gaming, entertainment and more. The Board offers guidance in support of the organization's mission to lead the conversation around today's rapidly evolving media landscape and provides critical input on strategy and operations, including public programs and exhibits, educational classes, workshops and industry events hosted by the Paley Media Council. The Los Angeles Board of Governors advises the Paley Center on its strategic goals and Los Angeles programming calendar. Additionally, the Board of Governors commits their time to help the Paley Center forge new partnerships and expand its constituency to ensure the Paley Center stays at the forefront of media and technology on the West Coast and remains the preeminent media organization for the industry and the public. Information was sourced from PR Newswire. To learn more, contact press@
