Eli Manning impressed with Joe Judge and the 2021 NY Giants.
Ex- NY Giants QB Eli Manning likes what he sees from his former team.
Former NY Giants quarterback Eli Manning is still a busy man these days.
Although he no longer wears No. 10 or plays for the NY Giants, Manning has stayed active in the public eye and is still seen all over television and Twitter.
Since retirement, Eli has partnered with Frank’s RedHot hot sauce brand and he’s invested in and become a National Ambassador/commercial actor for BBQGuys. In November of 2020, Manning hosted Capital One’s: “The Match” featuring Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Brady, and his big brother, Peyton.
Eli will continue to crack jokes on Twitter with his dry, witty humor and he will also host a new ESPN+ show called “Eli’s Places” as he will travel the country to tell some great stories on the history of college football.
Despite all this busywork, Manning still always makes time for his beloved NY Giants.
Eli watched Giants‘ games on the couch at home this year for the first time as a fan and not a player. He will tell you himself how weird that must have felt not being on the sidelines and being the face of the New York franchise.
Eli is keeping tabs on the current 2021 NY Giants team. Although nothing is finalized, he is still weighing options in having a role within the Giants’ organization.
Manning’s No. 10 jersey will never be worn by another Giant and his jersey retirement ceremony was pushed back from last season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He is a big fan of coach Joe Judge and he’s excited about the team that he and Dave Gettleman are assembling to make a run in the NFC.
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Eli is impressed with Coach Joe Judge’s grip on the team and his influence on the team has been noticeable. Eli believes that Judge is “leading the team” and that the Giants are finally again “heading in the right direction”. The Giants have a young, exciting team with hopefully a strong nucleus of talented players that will stick around for years to come. Eli agrees and he thinks the Giants have got a “bright future”.