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This is the best of the Ben Mallor show on Fox Sports Radio.

I consider this sensory overload. Fox Sports Radio.

I consider this sensory overload is what I consider this,

because it's a nonstop wave, monsoon of Eli Manning this and Eli Manning that.

I mean, this is one of the great injustices.

Forget social injustice. This is an NFL injustice.

What's happened to Eli Manning unless it's not.

So the latest on this, you've got several other prominent figures in the NFL that have added on to try to advance the story.

Try to advance the story here.

You've got Philip Rivers, the Chargers quarterback, who has decided I would like to get in on this.

It's the mob mentality.

Now, not like the lunatics with pitchforks in Knoxville that are running around trying to blockade guys from taking the Tennessee football job, and now no one wants the job, which is just fabulous.

Every day I get up, I'm so excited. I want to find out who's going to turn down the Valls coaching job next. It's the greatest thing ever. It's really just wonderful.

But anyway, so the mob mentality here is everyone must come out with a statement.

It's, it happens all the time with social media now, where, you know, it's, I'm going to one up you. It's a peeing contest is what it is.

And everyone's like, well, no, no, I'm going to win.

I'm better than you.

And Philip Rivers joining that.

If you did not hear this, Rivers condemning how the Giants handle Elijah Manning.

Now, rather than me, just pretend I'm Philip Rivers, through the magic of the powerful

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