Two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning added yet another title to his resume prior to Super Bowl LIX, beating his brother Peyton to win FanDuel's Kick of Destiny. While it was Lawrence Tynes who kicked the New York Giants into both of Manning's Super Bowl triumphs,

Eli Manning may have fallen just short of being named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. But he still feels like he's part

Malik Nabers' Super Bowl PredictionRetired New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning knows a thing or two about winning the big game. And although the two-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback and MVP will be a spectator this Sunday like millions of others expected to tune in to see the Kansas City Chiefs try to become the first team in NFL history to win its third straight championship,

Eli Manning, not a Pro Football Hall of Famer yet, managed to score bragging rights over his Hall of Fame brother Peyton on Super Bowl Sunday.

Eli Manning bested Peyton again. He’s now 3-0 in the Pro Bowl and 1-0 in the Kick of Destiny. After winning, Manning said it was “well worth it,” referring to some soreness he experienced in practice. The younger brother outdid the older brother and will have bragging rights for however long he likes.