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You understand when you have him on there might be a few curse words but I think if that’s the worst thing that happens on the show we’ll be OK. I think the fact that he did shots of Hennessy before the game was just unbelievable. He’s obviously such an awesome character, tremendous player, has great insights on it. On Marshawn Lynch's fantastic appearance last week and if they'll have him back: He’s going to be the one in control, he’s going to be the one talking and be the one in charge and it’s just my job for when he’s getting all the praise and he’s feeling on top of the mountain and he’s the best, I can get my little jabs and take my shots at him and bring him down just to make sure he’s in neutral. That’s just Peyton and I and our relationship. Just to make sure they knew that I was around, I’m listening, I’m noticing everything you do and taking notes just to find ways to take my shots. I could just give little jabs and bring them back down a little bit. I didn’t have time to tell the big, long story, to analyze everything. So it was always me getting in little jabs. Sometimes my hands, they start fluttering and doing things – I can’t control them.īoth of my brothers – Cooper and Peyton – are definitely the more outgoing, they’re talking and controlling the room and telling stories and want to take over the room. This interview has been condensed and edited for clarity.Īn earlier version of this post indicated the Giants are hosting the Chiefs. You can watch the whole interview right here: Last week I had a fun talk with Eli about their hit show, the time he flipped double birds and went viral, what it’s like making fun of his brother, and more.īelow are some fun moments from the chat.

If you haven’t watched their show before then tonight’s would be a fun one to dive into because Eli told For The Win that he’s going to be rooting hard for the Giants and that he won’t shy away from reacting to both the good and bad plays.

#Tweets about mnf game professional#

Other Bills legends planning to attend include the following: WR Andre Reed, QB Jim Kelly, RB Thurman Thomas, OG Billy Shaw, OG Joe DeLamielleure, GM Bill Polian, LB Darryl Talley, WR Stevie Johnson, OT Robert Hicks, DT Lauvale Sape, LB John Kaiser, RB Jonathan Linton, and OL Dick Cunningham.Everybody wondered what Eli Manning and Peyton Manning would do after they retired from playing professional football.Īnd now we have an answer – they would join forces and change the way we watch Monday Night Football with their phenomenal broadcasts on ESPN2 that feel more like a fun hangout with two brothers who each won two Super Bowls during their careers than the normal, bland game broadcasts we’ve been watching since the beginning of time.Įli and Peyton, who have a three-year deal with ESPN that has them doing 10 MNF games a season, will be back tonight when the Chiefs host Eli’s Giants. TO won’t be the only former Bills player in attendance to cheer the team on at Orchard Park during the primetime matchup. If the Bills win, they will improve to 8-5 and usurp first place in the AFC East. If the Patriots win and improve to 9-4, they’ll have a two-game cushion as the division leaders before they head into their bye week. The Bills’ matchup against the Patriots in Week 13 is arguably their most important regular-season game of the season. GettyFormer Buffalo Bills Thurman Thomas (L) and Jim Kelly (R) listen to Hall of Famer Bruce Smith during halftime in a game against the Buffalo Bills and the New York Jets at New Era Field on September 15, 2016.