Eli Manning's Hall of Fame Wait Continues

Eli Manning's journey to the Pro Football Hall of Fame hit another roadblock. He didn't get enough votes this year, even though he was one of the top 15 finalists. This is the second year in a row he's been in this position. Manning has some impressive stats on his side. He's one of only six quarterbacks to win multiple Super Bowl MVPs. The others in this group, like Joe Montana and Tom Brady, are already in the Hall of Fame or will likely be first-ballot inductees. Manning also ranks 11th all-time in passing yards and touchdowns.His career with the New York Giants was long and consistent. He started 210 games straight from 2004 to 2017, which is one of the longest streaks ever for a quarterback. But his overall record as a starter is . 500, and he led the league in interceptions three times. The main issue for Manning is that he was never considered among the top quarterbacks of his era. He only made four Pro Bowls and was never an All-Pro. These factors seem to be holding him back from getting into the Hall of Fame. Despite these setbacks, many believe Manning's postseason success and career production will eventually earn him a spot in the exclusive club. But for now, he'll have to keep waiting.