Eli Manning Misses Induction into Hall of Fame
The Pro Football Hall of Fame will not welcome Eli Manning this year, as the former New York Giants quarterback did not secure enough votes for induction. This marks Manning’s second year on the ballot for the modern era candidate category.
Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame Eligibility
Despite his legendary playoff performances, Manning fell short of the necessary votes. His two Super Bowl victories against Bill Belichick’s New England Patriots and the accompanying Super Bowl MVP awards highlight his candidacy. However, his regular season record has been a significant factor against his election.
Key Facts About Eli Manning’s Candidacy
- Eligibility Status: Second year as a modern era candidate
- Super Bowl Victories: 2 championships against the Patriots
- Super Bowl MVP Awards: 2 awards for outstanding postseason performances
- Regular Season Record: Viewed negatively compared to playoff success
Pro Football Hall of Fame Induction Results
The complete list of this year’s inductees will be unveiled at the upcoming NFL Honors ceremony. In addition to Manning, 14 other finalists are being considered for induction.
List of Other Finalists
- Willie Anderson
- Drew Brees
- Jahri Evans
- Larry Fitzgerald
- Frank Gore
- Torry Holt
- Luke Kuechly
- Terrell Suggs
- Adam Vinatieri
- Reggie Wayne
- Kevin Williams
- Jason Witten
- Darren Woodson
- Marshal Yanda
Fans and analysts alike will await the decisions regarding these noteworthy candidates. While Eli Manning will not be enshrined in 2024, discussions surrounding his legacy as a quarterback will persist.
