Because would you really want to see your starting QB who you drafted 1st overall throw that many picks? Also remember that this is the same Bill Parcells who mentored Bill Belicheck and Sean Payton so some of the things he did as a coach when it came to the QB position must’ve work when it came to Payton and Belicheck because both of them helped develop future Hall of Fame QBs in Drew Brees and Tom Brady.
Phil Simms was struggling early in his career trying to be too careful with the ball. This is what Parcells said to him. "if you don't throw at least 2 interceptions today then you are being too careful"''. Bill knows how to coach.
If you're going to be THAT hypothetical, then imagine the AFC East with Peyton Manning on the Jets, Tom Brady on the Patriots, Eli Manning on the Bills and Aaron Rogers on the Dolphins. That would have been a long reign of AFC East domination. The years that Brady didn't win would be split up with the Manning brothers and Aaron Rogers.
0:36 That's literally the hardest I have ever seen Eli laugh. This is not hyperbole. I mean it. I'm a Giants fan, I saw most of his games and I've never seen this face before 😂
Tier 2 greats imo. Like the saying goes - "There can be only one"... the GOAT of NFL is Tom Brady. The GOAT of Coaches is Bill Belichick. The rest are Tier 2 and below
@@fr9714 belicheck learned from parcells I just can’t bring myself to say one is better than the other belicheck has definitely coached the best dynasty ever no denying but parcells took over some bad teams and completely turned franchises around I would argue Dallas is still riding that wave that parcells started with his culture…. Dude went to the playoffs in his first season with Quincy Carter at QB
One can never question the greatness of Parcells, the man made great players hall of famers, good players great, and avg-below avg good players. The psychology game he brought to the table was unmatched, you knew what he was going to do going in to a game, for Parcells it was all about his team out willing yours in the end, and more often than not, that's how it ended up. The man's still got that about him, great to see Coach again
Parcells said something very similar when asked about Winston’s 30 picks. That’s why he’s a great coach. He would have either played someone else or adjusted game plan or coaching to avoid that situation to begin with.
What's funny is Winston said (paraphrasing) "all I have to do is get rid of the interceptions and keep the rest". This was after 4 years in the NFL, and the man still didn't understand that protecting the football meant fewer big plays, fewer yards and fewer touchdowns, than playing boom-or-bust football. Can't get rid of the risk without losing some of the reward.
Parcell was only half joking he would have killed someone , (not ,Peyton he was to valuable) after 3 int's let alone 15. He was one of the most intense and terrifying, HC'S in NFL history that's why Phil Simms hair went white prematurely. He terrified me and I was far away in the UK. Go Hawks
@@Kevin-bt4wb Not necessarily. The Jets actually had Keyshawn Johnson on the roster and a 1,000 Yard Rusher in both 1996 and 1997(aka the year he would've played with them if he went early). And the Jets in 1997 went 9-7 so that's fun isn't it?
@1:05 that Fournette catch and run my goodness, what a simple but effective play. Look for 1 or 2 things downfield if it’s not there dump it to that true bull in the flats he’ll catch it and get you 15 yards no problem
Peyton had the most interceptions his rookie year, but Eli led the league in INTs in 2007, 2010, and 2013. Eli is 11th in all time INTs while Peyton is actually 9th. However, Peyton has about 1200 more attempts, which makes his rating far higher than Eli or anyone else up on the INT list.
One of the Mannings should've replied with, "that's funny coming from a coach who let his QB be a place holder in a crucial playoff game that resulted in a L".
Bill Parcells won two Super Bowls, went to a third with another franchise, went to an AFC Championship game with another franchise and the best quarterback he ever had was Tony Romo.....let that sink in.
You need to look at Drew Bledsoe's career numbers, compared to Romo, then admit you're wrong, and incidentally, Dak Prescott Tom Brady'd the QB who Tom Brady'd the QB who actually got Tom Brady'd by Tom Brady 🤔🤯
@@vincentjones9215 Which Bledsoe numbers? The 89 more interceptions but only 3 more career passing touchdowns? The 8% difference in completion percentage? The 20 points difference in QB rating? I'm not even a fan of just going by basic numbers because eras change and garbage stats factor in, but the margins are too high to be dismissed. Even playoff numbers are skewed to Romo's favor.
@@orangefox1231 okay, but check out a November 13th, game 1994, Bledsoe went 45 for 70, but an interesting stat, NO running plays at all in the 2nd half, then, at Buffalo, 2 receivers, Moulds and Price, both over 100 receptions, very rare now...but I hear you👍🏈
@@vincentjones9215 11/13/94, he went up against two rookies at cornerback, one in his first and ONLY start of his entire career. That's why they kept throwing the ball.
FINALLY!!!! People need to realize that the "rookie year" for a QB doesn't matter; in fact seems to benefit to bench QBs the first year more than anything
A lot of NYG fans. He was known as a locker room troll and he’d always mess with the rookies. Theres a story of him farting in Wayne Gallmans face and setting one of the players iphone in Arabic
man i wish they would figure out a way to get rid of the audio delay between them and their guests on their show. it’s so painful to watch sometimes. still much better than a regular game cast though.
Had the Jets drafted him he may have had his first Super Bowl in his 2nd year. Belicheck may very well had stayed on after Parcells retired, and Tom Brady would have been Peyton's backup for his first 4 or 5 seasons until Josh McDaniels brought him with him to Denver instead of Matt Cassell.
Peyton altered nfl history with that choice, and I’d wager anything that he’d have more super bowls had he come out to the jets, simply because bill belllichick never would’ve left for New England. Maybe we never hear of Brady then, or maybe he’s still great. Who knows. In my opinion, the biggest difference between Brady and Manning is not just that Brady had belichick, but that he, unlike Peyton, never had to play against him. If Brady had to play against him all those years, he would’ve had a few more frustrating playoff losses on the way to super bowls.
Haha was going to comment how this broke my heart and we got a redact instead! But past me, beat me to the chase! He’s still the worst analyst on Television. And ironically enough. He now works with the biggest hack
The fact that parcels said on an nfl broadcast that hed rather kill himself than see his qb throw 28 ints is incredible and I will cherish it forever
Because would you really want to see your starting QB who you drafted 1st overall throw that many picks? Also remember that this is the same Bill Parcells who mentored Bill Belicheck and Sean Payton so some of the things he did as a coach when it came to the QB position must’ve work when it came to Payton and Belicheck because both of them helped develop future Hall of Fame QBs in Drew Brees and Tom Brady.
Fr dude said he’d slit his throat at 15 💀💀
did espn make one of them apologize for "offending someone" this time?
Low key that was a clutch quote
He’d kill himself at 15
Phil Simms was struggling early in his career trying to be too careful with the ball. This is what Parcells said to him. "if you don't throw at least 2 interceptions today then you are being too careful"''. Bill knows how to coach.
Lol, Eli is one to talk about interceptions 😆
27 interceptions in your 10th season is way worse than 28 in your rookie seaon.
@@greyk610 Well in the end the only numbers that matter are 2 and 1.
Laughing
@@greyk610 agreed! not sure but didn't he also have 28 ints the 2010 season or the first time he made it to the Superbowl?
@@mcsquared5005 he was 23-20 in 2007
Damn bill you got demons lol
The Big Tuna told Peyton I'm still out chea in these skreets🤦🏿♂️😆👌🏿
Yeah he had to deal with LT on a weekly basis
@@DropYourFear Lmfaooaoaoaoaoaoaopao
Naw fr fr he basically just told Payton he could get him hit 😂🤔
Peyton threw 28 INTS as a rookie and still had an alltime great career. Incredible
Just like Jameis will have🔥🔥
How many super bowls did he win again
@@apapz3245 legion of boom said no to one of em
Two.
Rookies had a lot more time to develop back then. If you aren’t good in two year now then you are considered a bust
Imagine Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in the same division for 10+ years. As a Bills fan, I think our 17 year drought would be more than justified
@@MJM17 this video is talking about peyton getting drafted to the jets, so they would have been in the same division, pay attention
@@MJM17 Colts used to be in the AFC East until the 02 realignment so Tom and Peyton were in the same division for a year.
@@duydo6924 Technically 2 seasons
@@marclawrence5321 Yes. I didn't count 2000 because Tom only played in one game the entire season. You're still technically correct tho.
If you're going to be THAT hypothetical, then imagine the AFC East with Peyton Manning on the Jets, Tom Brady on the Patriots, Eli Manning on the Bills and Aaron Rogers on the Dolphins. That would have been a long reign of AFC East domination. The years that Brady didn't win would be split up with the Manning brothers and Aaron Rogers.
bill looks and sounds healthy good to see
Payton threw 251 picks in his career and only had one season with under 10. (9 in 2006)
He was aggressive as hell.
He also played mostly in an era where defenders could play more aggressive so every qb threw more Ints than now
I mean playing aggressive got him 2 rings.
Even if one of those rings was won by the defense.
Hes a first ballot hall of famer.
Still more than a tenth of those came in one season.
Bro NFL Wildin’ this season 😭💀
When you click “translate to English”, all that happens is the apostrophe moves from Wildin’ to ‘this.
‘That’s some bullshit.
@@UnleashthePhury it’s like the n and the t are playing catch with it
@@christapia826 I love that so much lol!!!!
Eli's ability to troll Peyton is off the charts
How dare I forget about the greatness that is bill parcels. That dude was all fire and even as a young fan I could do nothing but respect it.
One of my favorites. Nothing was more fun than a Parcells press conference.
John McEnroe of NFL coaches. Blunt, to the point, and brutally honest. His players were tough.
I did not expect that
0:36 That's literally the hardest I have ever seen Eli laugh. This is not hyperbole. I mean it. I'm a Giants fan, I saw most of his games and I've never seen this face before 😂
Definitely one of the greatest coaches of all time
Tier 2 greats imo. Like the saying goes - "There can be only one"... the GOAT of NFL is Tom Brady. The GOAT of Coaches is Bill Belichick. The rest are Tier 2 and below
@@fr9714 belicheck learned from parcells
I just can’t bring myself to say one is better than the other belicheck has definitely coached the best dynasty ever no denying but parcells took over some bad teams and completely turned franchises around
I would argue Dallas is still riding that wave that parcells started with his culture…. Dude went to the playoffs in his first season with Quincy Carter at QB
@@Ballen81587 Einstein learned from his teacher too but no one knows who that is. Same here
@@fr9714 no one knows who parcells is?
Ok now I realize you are either really young or just don’t know shit about football
@@fr9714 you didn't know Ernst Mach?
Peyton Manning: 3-13
Also Peyton Manning: 13-3
Matt Ryan: 28-3
@@jcarson3721 best comment on this video🍻
This show is turning into the Eli Insults Peyton Show 😂
Hey, they're two brothers with two Super Bowl rings.
One can never question the greatness of Parcells, the man made great players hall of famers, good players great, and avg-below avg good players. The psychology game he brought to the table was unmatched, you knew what he was going to do going in to a game, for Parcells it was all about his team out willing yours in the end, and more often than not, that's how it ended up. The man's still got that about him, great to see Coach again
Before bill belichick parcells Gibbs and bill Walsh were the goats of coaching
@@jakebuchsbaum3348 For that era of the 80's-90's definitely
Not to mention how he well mentored Sean Payton and Bill Belichick. Both of whom have been great coaches and Belichick, probably the greatest.
@@jakebuchsbaum3348 don't forget shula
Absolute FACTS
Never liked any of the Teams Parcells coached but he was a great one. Ill never forget what he did with Quincy Carter
The pain is constant
The way Peyton smiled and looked down awkwardly when Bill said he has two guys following him was priceless lmfaoooo
Parcells said something very similar when asked about Winston’s 30 picks. That’s why he’s a great coach. He would have either played someone else or adjusted game plan or coaching to avoid that situation to begin with.
What's funny is Winston said (paraphrasing) "all I have to do is get rid of the interceptions and keep the rest". This was after 4 years in the NFL, and the man still didn't understand that protecting the football meant fewer big plays, fewer yards and fewer touchdowns, than playing boom-or-bust football. Can't get rid of the risk without losing some of the reward.
Wow, that dead air was great!
He said he would slit his esophagus not to see the other 13ints 🪦⚰️ I'm Dead 😂😂😂
Parcels is a national treasure. Guard this man forever.
Parcell was only half joking he would have killed someone , (not ,Peyton he was to valuable) after 3 int's let alone 15. He was one of the most intense and terrifying, HC'S in NFL history that's why Phil Simms hair went white prematurely. He terrified me and I was far away in the UK. Go Hawks
That’s rough
The big tuna still cutting chum.
The Big Tuna! How can you not love him.
Bill is one of the realest. will always appreciate him
Manning would have looked awesome with that Jets uniform!
But then he would have been a bust and not be doing this with Eli.
@@dustman820 don’t think so. Could go either way
Nah... Peyton would have had 48 INT his rookie season if he played for the Jets.
Naw then my guy marvin Harrison wouldn't be a HOF
@@Kevin-bt4wb Not necessarily. The Jets actually had Keyshawn Johnson on the roster and a 1,000 Yard Rusher in both 1996 and 1997(aka the year he would've played with them if he went early). And the Jets in 1997 went 9-7 so that's fun isn't it?
What a man's man
The *BIG Tuna* never fails to entertain! 😂
Absolutely.i wish someone could find an old clip of Bill talking shit about Nick lowery with his hot cocoa comment.😂
Bill Parcells is a Bergen County New Jersey LEGEND!
I love this damn giants uniform I wish they never change yeah
Big Tuna making fun of Beavis and Butt-Head is Hilarious!
@1:05 that Fournette catch and run my goodness, what a simple but effective play. Look for 1 or 2 things downfield if it’s not there dump it to that true bull in the flats he’ll catch it and get you 15 yards no problem
Eli went full savage on the interception comment, I love it. But at least Peyton threw double digit touchdowns his rookie season.
And?
@@TL2354 And he really didn't have room to talk. Peyton was 26-28 TD-INT, Eli was 6-9.
0:44 Parcels has a gunt
To come out..... of college! I loved that pause.
Bill Parcells yelling at Peyton Manning would of been amazing to see 😂
I mean Parcells also said he used "Jap plays" in a press conference, so he clearly says what he wants without worrying about being PC.
A different time
@@acutiepieb2011 early 2000's, and it drew some ire from a lot of Cowboys fans
Peyton had the most interceptions his rookie year, but Eli led the league in INTs in 2007, 2010, and 2013. Eli is 11th in all time INTs while Peyton is actually 9th. However, Peyton has about 1200 more attempts, which makes his rating far higher than Eli or anyone else up on the INT list.
Only a brother could break balls on the interception thing! I love both of those guys.
Even rich, famous brothers can't resist roasting each other, it's required by physics.
Big tuna has always said wtf he wanted! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love the Tuna
28 picks is a good season for Eli
Bill is one of my favorite humans.
Before fans give up on rookie quarterbacks acted 1 season always remember the great Peyton Manning threw 28 ints his rookie year
The Manningcast is SO good
Thanks to the hyper inflation in our media world Today, Peyton would’ve been forced out in two years after his rookie year
One of the Mannings should've replied with, "that's funny coming from a coach who let his QB be a place holder in a crucial playoff game that resulted in a L".
peyton take a a sip every time he gets roasted lol
Bill Parcells won two Super Bowls, went to a third with another franchise, went to an AFC Championship game with another franchise and the best quarterback he ever had was Tony Romo.....let that sink in.
He made the Playoffs with Quincy Carter... That's all you have to tell me.
You need to look at Drew Bledsoe's career numbers, compared to Romo, then admit you're wrong, and incidentally, Dak Prescott Tom Brady'd the QB who Tom Brady'd the QB who actually got Tom Brady'd by Tom Brady 🤔🤯
@@vincentjones9215 Which Bledsoe numbers? The 89 more interceptions but only 3 more career passing touchdowns? The 8% difference in completion percentage? The 20 points difference in QB rating? I'm not even a fan of just going by basic numbers because eras change and garbage stats factor in, but the margins are too high to be dismissed. Even playoff numbers are skewed to Romo's favor.
@@orangefox1231 okay, but check out a November 13th, game 1994, Bledsoe went 45 for 70, but an interesting stat, NO running plays at all in the 2nd half, then, at Buffalo, 2 receivers, Moulds and Price, both over 100 receptions, very rare now...but I hear you👍🏈
@@vincentjones9215 11/13/94, he went up against two rookies at cornerback, one in his first and ONLY start of his entire career. That's why they kept throwing the ball.
FINALLY!!!!
People need to realize that the "rookie year" for a QB doesn't matter; in fact seems to benefit to bench QBs the first year more than anything
this is for THE PEOPLE. i love it
I love Bill Parcells! Lol
What happens on Peyton and Eli stays on Peyton and Eli
This cracked me up...lol
Bill Parcells is the best
That thumbnail has that big head cheat code enabled lol.
love the manning bros
That would have been interesting if the Jets drafted Peyton and later on when the Giants got Eli from the Chargers.
So who knew that Eli was so damn funny?
Yeah, but looks aren't everything.
A lot of NYG fans. He was known as a locker room troll and he’d always mess with the rookies. Theres a story of him farting in Wayne Gallmans face and setting one of the players iphone in Arabic
Oh he's been a guest star on SNL
man i wish they would figure out a way to get rid of the audio delay between them and their guests on their show. it’s so painful to watch sometimes. still much better than a regular game cast though.
Live A/V will always have slight delays and lags due to distance and network
Parcells nearly had a Super Bowl with both New York teams. Crazy
"Partying with Joe Montana"...a phrase i would kill to be attached to my name in a sentence
Bruh 💀
Coach sounds like a mobster at the end man or no I’m trippin aha
Ha.. that was harmless... Bill is an OG... they just dont make em like that anymore...
Shit, that was a great line. Enjoy the Big Tuna while he’s still here. This man is a walking treasure trove.
Should have told him I got LT watching you LOL
Tim Tebow had a better rookie year and they cut him immediately
Last part made me lol sounds like what he needed to do for LT
Still got love for the big tuna.
That got dark quick lol
I want to be the fly on the wall with Montana and Peyton speaking.
Lol dude is hilarious
Had the Jets drafted him he may have had his first Super Bowl in his 2nd year. Belicheck may very well had stayed on after Parcells retired, and Tom Brady would have been Peyton's backup for his first 4 or 5 seasons until Josh McDaniels brought him with him to Denver instead of Matt Cassell.
Peyton and Eli spechless after like "shit what do we say now"
Peyton is my favorite quarterback. I don't care about stats. I loved his love of the game.
His stats are pretty damn impressive as well.
Peyton altered nfl history with that choice, and I’d wager anything that he’d have more super bowls had he come out to the jets, simply because bill belllichick never would’ve left for New England. Maybe we never hear of Brady then, or maybe he’s still great. Who knows. In my opinion, the biggest difference between Brady and Manning is not just that Brady had belichick, but that he, unlike Peyton, never had to play against him. If Brady had to play against him all those years, he would’ve had a few more frustrating playoff losses on the way to super bowls.
well, that got dark
Ugh this really breaks my heart as a Jets fan..we deserve nothing. Instead we got a diva that’s easily the worst ESPN “analyst”
Haha was going to comment how this broke my heart and we got a redact instead! But past me, beat me to the chase! He’s still the worst analyst on Television. And ironically enough. He now works with the biggest hack
Manningcast needs to happen every MNF 😂😂😂 bills answer is the best 😂😂😂
God damn 🤣
Bill parcells is the j Jonah Jameson of the nfl… he’s such a knowledgeable man always
Lol. What a legend
I love Bill Parcels. Dallas would be where New England is now if they’d left him alone. Thanks T.O.
Parcells
Parcells- I’d cut my throat at about 15
Tom - Green eighteen!! Ready set!!!
The tuna!!!
It’s a record he not particularly proud of especially since it hasn’t been broken 😂
Why is George Blandas 42 or Vinny Testaverdes 35 interception season never talked about. So bad it loterally is stuff of legend
People love that Jim Mora "Playoffs?!" quote but forget he was talking about Peyton Manning 😆
These manning broadcasts have totally changed my opinion for Eli. He’s a savage
when I heard this live, I laughed. I loved it. BUT I knew it was far too dark for 80% of America hahaha
The best coach ever!
Now think of Winston guys eyes sergery
Parcells would have had a better O line than the Cokts. Manning saw the roof of the Hoosier Dome more often than the pilot of the Goodyear Blimp.