The New York Giants are in the market for a quarterback following the failed Daniel Jones experiment, and the franchise has a couple of different options with how they can acquire that new quarterback.

Eli Manning's credentials are Hall of Fame-worthy, but unfortunately, they weren't good enough for him to get into Canton in his first year of eligibility.

Arguably the biggest talking point from Thursday's "NFL Honors" awards show involved New York Giants legend Eli Manning failing to become a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee.

Eli Manning is in his hometown New Orleans this week, the site of Super Bowl LIX, and is a finalist for election into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning’s Hall of Fame snub caused an uproar from Big Blue fans. In his first year of eligibility, the franchise legend did not make it to the final ten of voting, which could make it harder to get into Canton next year.

To many New York Giants fans, retired quarterback Eli Manning should have been a slam-dunk first-ballot Hall of Famer. However, as is now known, not enough of the 40+ Hall of Fame voting committee members saw it that way.