It's a pretty select club Eli Manning joined here Sunday night. You could almost call it an "elite'' membership to belong to.
Quarterbacks with multiple Super Bowl wins have a cache all their own in NFL history, and we best start wrapping our minds around the reality that Peyton Manning's little brother is in the fraternity, and the Colts' long-time great isn't. That last shall be first stuff really does come to pass sometimes.
The rush to answer the legacy questions gets a little tiresome at times these days, with everyone eager to assign, and then re-assign, the "greatest ever'' tag seemingly every other week. But the simple truth is this: When Sunday started, there were only 10 quarterbacks who had won more than one Super Bowl, and now there are 11. You know...
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