By Steve Silverman Just two years ago, Eli Manning looked like he was preparing for a turn in “The Living Dead” as he took two steps backward every time he took a step forward. Manning was an interception machine during the 2013 season as he threw a league-high 27 picks. At the time, brother Peyton was ripping up the NFL with 55 TD passes and just 10 interceptions with the Denver Broncos. Eli’s performance was disastrous, and there was little reason to think that the then-32-year-old quarterback would get it going back in the right direction.
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Silverman: Defense And Game Management May Just Sink Giants’ Season
