Eli Manning shows no emotion to Broncos’ last touchdown (Photo)
Eli Manning was at Levi’s Stadium to show support for his brother but showed no emotion toward the end of Super Bowl 50.
Super Bowl 50 featured the Denver Broncos defeating the Carolina Panthers, 24-10. It featured a game full of defensive plays and a battle of a young quarterback in Cam Newton and a legend in Peyton Manning.
Offensive touchdowns were found few and far between during this game. The Panthers scored a 1-yard rushing touchdown early in the game and the Broncos had one of their own late in the fourth quarter.
The touchdown for Denver sealed the win for them. Running back C.J. Anderson ran the ball in to make the score 22-10, with a 2-point conversation coming a short time after from Manning.
After they scored, CBS cut to the Manning family, who was in attendance to watch Peyton in what was possibly his final NFL game of his illustrious career.
Peyton’s brother Eli, quarterback of the New York Giants, was in the footage shot. He is known for showing little emotion on the field and it was displayed here.
— Karen Howell (@karenehowell) February 8, 2016
Absolutely no emotion whatsoever. It gets even funnier as the picture of his blank face increases in size.
Well, with Peyton winning Super Bowl 50, Eli’s facial expression must have changed when the clock expired. Nobody can hold Manning Face for that long.