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Eli Manning Misses Hall of Fame Again in Second Year on Ballot

Voters prioritized sustained peak performance over postseason heroics in a crowded quarterback era.

Overview

  • The two-time Super Bowl MVP was a modern-era finalist but did not receive enough votes for induction.
  • Reported objections focus on his lack of All-Pro honors, only four Pro Bowls, and consistently modest efficiency metrics across his career.
  • Manning’s supporters point to his two Super Bowl MVPs, 210 consecutive starts, and his ownership of most major Giants passing records.
  • He finished 117-117 as a starter, won playoff games only in the two championship seasons, ranks 11th all time in passing yards and touchdowns, and led the league in interceptions three times.
  • Ballot dynamics may tighten with Drew Brees viewed as a lock and future eligibility for Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, and Ben Roethlisberger, though some analysts still anticipate Manning’s eventual induction.