Eli Manning had an exceptional NFL career as the quarterback of the New York Giants, where he played from 2004 to 2019. Known for his poise and clutch performances, Manning led the Giants to two Super Bowl victories (XLII and XLVI), both against the heavily favored New England Patriots. He was named Super Bowl MVP in each of those wins, earning a reputation for rising to the occasion under pressure. Over his 16-season career, Manning amassed over 57,000 passing yards and 366 touchdown passes, solidifying his legacy as one of the most durable and dependable quarterbacks in league history.