The Book of Manning

[MerrittsMustache]

Anyone else watch "The Book of Manning" doc on ESPN last night?

Although a little cheesy at times, it was a good watch, especially for those with brothers and/or sons.

[mubb34]

As much as I hate the Manning's on the field....What a classy family. Great special!

[wadesworld]

As much as I hate the Manning's on the field....What a classy family. Great special!

As much as I used to hate Payton on the field, when he started coming out with commercials and hosting SNL, you could tell the guy had a great personality.  Really funny.  Eli seems a bit different, but still a classy guy.  Didn't know Cooper's story until last night, just figured he wasn't as good as his brothers and never played in college.

[ChicosBailBonds]

As much as I hate the Manning's on the field....What a classy family. Great special!

One of the finest group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with.  Cooper, Eli, Peyton, Archie, etc. Class, class, class

[Dr. Blackheart]

One of the finest group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with.  Cooper, Eli, Peyton, Archie, etc. Class, class, class

+1...add Aaron Rodgers to that list. 

[forgetful]

One of the finest group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with.  Cooper, Eli, Peyton, Archie, etc. Class, class, class

From what I've heard of Eli, he at least was not as classy as Cooper, Peyton and Archie.  Maybe he has shaped up, but college Eli was not a respectable individual.

[ChicosBailBonds]

+1...add Aaron Rodgers to that list. 

Never had the opportunity to work with Mr. Rodgers, but I have heard positive comments about him. 

[keefe]

Never had the opportunity to work with Mr. Rodgers, but I have heard positive comments about him. 

The word is Fred Rogers scored more combat kills as a Marine Force Recon sniper than any other bad ass in the Nam.