With the Super Bowl looming, and two legendary—or soon-to-be-legendary—quarterbacks going head to head, it seems only fitting to decide this contest in the realm with which we're most familiar:
There are really two parts to the 'how elite is Eli?' question. Part 1 is the 'Could he wind up being better than Peyton?' question? Part is is the 'Would winning the Super Bowl on Sunday make Manning a Hall of Famer?
There are really two parts to the 'how elite is Eli?' question. Part 1 is the 'Could he wind up being better than Peyton?' question? Part is is the 'Would winning the Super Bowl on Sunday make Manning a Hall of Famer?
INDIANAPOLIS — Even though he has spent his career inside the relative anonymity of high school sports, Frank Gendusa knows as much about Peyton and Eli Manning as any football lifer in America. Gendusa stands among the rarest of the rare: He was an
The last time — the first time — Eli Manning advanced to the Super Bowl, leading the Giants past Green Bay in the 2008 NFC title game to silence the New York City screaming that Eli hadn't been deserving of the No. 1 overall pick in 2004,
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