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- Eli Manning remains unselected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame despite a career that includes two Super Bowl MVP awards.
- In a conversation with Jon Gruden, Manning said he is content with his legacy and that “it doesn’t keep me up at night.”
- He emphasizes that relationships and positive memories matter more than individual accolades.
- Manning’s Hall of Fame case is complex, reflecting significant achievements alongside less favorable statistics, such as leading the league in interceptions.
- He expressed surprise at Bill Belichick’s exclusion, suggesting grudges held against him may explain the decision.
