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What is the poll question we're going to go with before we get to Eli Manning there,

Seaton?

Dan, we'll go with which stat line would you want?

Seven catches, 25 yards, and four touchdowns. Three catches, 124 yards, two touchdowns. Adams or Kelsey? Yep. Yeah. Yeah. Let's bring in Eli Manning. Want a couple of Super Bowls. Of course, one of the stars of the Manning cast, joining us on behalf of

Quaker Oates, which we'll get to coming up in a moment. Eli, good to see you twice at a month.

How great is that? I know. This is awesome. You're like a member of the team, or I feel like I'm a

member of the Manning family here. So this is good. How is roughing the passer changed in the last, let's say, 15 years?

I think it's, yeah, it used to be just about just the timing. Like kind of, hey, the ball is released.

You had like, was it within a step? If he takes two steps and then hits you, you know, it would be

roughing the passer. You know, then it kind of changed, hey, no hits to the helmet. And which,

you know, trying to have the concussions, everything going on and made sense. Hey, you can't just

dive. You can't even have their hand hit the helmet. And then it's kind of turned into the, you know,

driving into the ground, eliminating that.

But, you know, it's hard.

And I think any time you start, you know, kind of getting,

hey, judgment, did he drive into him?

Did he hit into them?

Guys are competitive.

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