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Patriots owner Robert Kraft was not elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026, failing to reach the 40-vote threshold on a five-candidate ballot that also included Bill Belichick; Eli Manning was reportedly voted down as well, while at least one of Ken Anderson, Roger Craig, or L.C. Greenwood is expected to be inducted as the class is announced at NFL Honors.
Eli Manning was not voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026, joining Bill Belichick in missing the ballot in their first year of eligibility. Manning’s resume centers on two Giants’ Super Bowl titles and Super Bowl MVPs, but his career stats and lack of All-Pro selections are often cited as reasons he hasn’t yet secured admission, with a future induction still possible.
Eli Manning was again left out of the Pro Football Hall of Fame as finalists were announced; the two-time Super Bowl MVP remains a finalist but did not get inducted, joining a crowded list of peers like Brees, Fitzgerald and Vinatieri on the modern-era ballot. Manning ranks 11th all-time in passing yards (57,023) and touchdowns (366) and has two Super Bowl titles; he’ll be on the ballot again next year alongside Rob Gronkowski, Adrian Peterson, Richard Sherman and Ben Roethlisberger, as voters elect between four and eight new enshrinees.
In the latest Pro Football Hall of Fame ballot, Eli Manning did not receive the votes needed for election in his second year of modern-era eligibility, while Bill Belichick also will not be inducted this year. The inductees will be announced next week at NFL Honors, with 14 other finalists named, including Drew Brees, Larry Fitzgerald, Frank Gore, Luke Kuechly, and Adam Vinatieri among them.
Manning did not advance to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026, remaining a modern-era finalist for a second straight year; despite two Lombardi Trophies and a 16-year Giants career, he lacks multiple All-Pro honors, has only four Pro Bowls, and a .500 career record, factors cited as reasons he’s not yet a first-ballot inductee, though many expect eventual enshrinement.
Eli Manning is among 15 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026, recognized for his achievements as a Giants quarterback, including two Super Bowl MVP awards, with the final induction decision to be made by the Hall of Fame's selection committee.
Eli Manning, former NFL star, has ventured into Hollywood as an executive producer of a new football comedy series on Hulu called 'Chad Powers,' inspired by a viral sketch where Manning disguises himself as a college quarterback. The show, starring Glen Powell, expands on the humorous premise and aims to blend authentic college football elements with comedy, with Manning focusing on making people laugh and exploring a new side of his career.
Eli Manning, Tiki Barber, and Sean Landeta are among the 128 nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026, with a multi-step selection process leading to the final inductees to be announced next August.
Eli Manning has decided not to pursue a minority ownership stake in the New York Giants due to the high cost, despite interest from other former players and investors, citing affordability and potential conflicts with his broadcasting role as reasons for his decision.
Eli Manning has decided not to buy a share of the New York Giants, citing the high cost and potential conflicts of interest with his media and other business roles. Despite interest from others like Michael Strahan and Julia Koch, Manning remains a minority owner in other sports ventures and has no plans to invest further in NFL teams.
Eli Manning has decided not to pursue a 10% stake in the New York Giants due to the high cost, while fellow Giants legend Michael Strahan remains interested in investing alongside Marc Lasry.
Eli Manning considered buying a 10% stake in the Giants but declined due to the high cost, citing the large financial commitment and potential conflicts with his broadcasting career. The article also contrasts Manning's decision with Tom Brady's purchase of a stake in the Raiders at a much lower valuation.
Arch Manning is the starting quarterback for Texas, with his development largely independent of his NFL superstar uncles Peyton and Eli Manning, contrary to popular belief. His father Cooper Manning clarified that the uncles had minimal influence, and Arch's growth is attributed more to his own experiences and coaching, with his upcoming season highly anticipated.
The 2025 Pro Football Hall of Fame class is shaping up, with notable first-ballot candidates like Eli Manning, Fred Taylor, Luke Kuechly, Terrell Suggs, and Earl Thomas expected to be strong contenders. Manning, despite debates over his stats, is likely to be inducted due to his Super Bowl successes and media presence. Kuechly and Suggs are highlighted for their defensive prowess, while Taylor and Thomas are recognized for their significant contributions to their teams. The list of 25 modern-era finalists will be narrowed down to 10 by December 28.
The article argues against Eli Manning's candidacy as a first-ballot Hall of Famer for the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2025, suggesting that 17 other players have more deserving resumes. The author criticizes the prioritization of newly eligible players over those nearing the end of their eligibility and contends that Manning's achievements, while significant, do not place him among the elite quarterbacks who have been first-ballot inductees. The piece emphasizes the importance of evaluating candidates based on merit rather than timing.