I can’t get enough, no matter who is playing.

Sunday night’s game will be missing many stars but it will still get many viewers, like myself.  Isn’t anyone else wondering how well Jim Sorgi can play against the depleted Redskins defense?

And what if Peyton is holding the clipboard, that’s got to be interesting right?

Just in case you guys are wondering here’s the complete list of this week’s preseason games:

Tonight
Washington-Indianapolis

Thursday
NY Giants-Detroit
NY Jets-Cleveland
Baltimore-New England
Kansas City-Chicago
New Orleans-Arizona

Friday:
Philadelphia-Pittsburgh
Seattle-Minnesota
San Francisco-Oakland

Saturday:
Buffalo-Washington
Tampa Bay-Miami
Indianapolis-Carolina
Atlanta-Jacksonville
St. Louis-Tennessee
Denver-Houston
Dallas-San Diego

Monday:
Cincinnati-Green Bay

Now both have Super Bowl rings, and they won them in back to back seasons.

It’s quite an amazing story really. The Mannings’ remind me of a real life Brady Bunch, as we watch them grow up and perform before our eyes. Peyton is the prolific passer, and will probably go down as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. Eli’s legacy is still growing but it appears the younger Manning has finally found his legs in a league that many don’t get comfortable in quickly enough.

Eli found his just in time to save his career and lead the Giants on a fantastic playoff run with road wins at Tampa Bay, Dallas, and Green Bay in heavy snow. Peyton’s was a little easier as far as traveling, since his Colts had homefield advantage. Even with all that he had to overcome his nemesis, Tom Brady and the Patriots, with a great comeback in the AFC Championship game.

Now that both have raised the Lombardi Trophy and had their “Steve Young” moments (the monkey is off their backs) they have to look ahead to the future.

At 32 years old Peyton probably has four to five more years ahead of him before he rides into the sunset, he’s just hoping he has another ring or two to show for it. Eli is just 27 and has a young team around him, and although he is the less talented brother he probably has the better chance to win more Super Bowls in this personal battle between the two brothers.

The two have met only once in their careers but another battle should come two years from now based on the NFL’s rotating schedule that pins a different AFC division with a different NFC division every year. Unless they decide to meet in a Super Bowl sometime soon.

“I have never beaten Peyton in anything,” Eli said before their 2006 matchup to begin their regular seasons. Peyton won that matchup like everything else, when the Colts prevailed 26-21.

As a guy that is currently doped up on lortab (I had leg surgery yesterday) any predictions I make now can’t be held against me, unless of course they come true. I think Peyton will win his second Super Bowl this season, but I never see Eli winning another one.

The former Tennessee QB has all the intangibles I’d want in a quarterback, and I personally believe he is the best that has ever taken the field. It’s hard to believe he’s already 32. Eli is still learning but just doesn’t play like a guy I’d expect to win multiple Super Bowls, but who knows. Maybe winning his first Super Bowl will give him a new confidence that will show during his play next year.

Whatever happens, it will surely be fun to watch the rest of the Manning’s careers.

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1. Peyton Manning: Yes above Brady. Manning has great seasons even when he has a down year, and although Tom Brady was breaking records last season I still think Peyton is the better player.

2. Tom Brady: Is it an injustice to have Brady #2? Perhaps after breaking the NFL passing touchdown record last year. but there’s no doubt that the guy is a flat out winner.

3. Ladanian Tomlinson: LT is still the NFL’s best running back but AP is catching him fast. Regardless who’s making the list everyone has to at least have him in the top five.

4. Bob Sanders: Sanders is the NFL’s best defensive player. He has made Indianapolis one of the NFL’s best defenses after they struggled for years on that side of the ball.

5. Randy Moss: Did you see what this guy accomplished this year? To me it just showed how bad the Oakland Raiders passing game is. Moss is easily the NFL’s best wide receiver.

6. DeMarcus Ware: Ware does it all for the Cowboys on defense. He pretty much runs the defense and he is still learning, that’s the scary thing.

7. Terrell Owens: Back to back Dallas Cowboys. He completely changes defensive gameplans. Even with all the Cowboys’ weapons he is what makes their offense run smoothly.

8. Champ Bailey: The NFL’s best cornerback, even at age 30. He hasn’t lost a step at all, which is impressive. When he is on the field quarterbacks stay away from throwing at him.

9. Adrian Peterson: This guy had more rushing yards in a single game (296) then any player in NFL history, he has to be in the top 10. I’m not sure if he has a Sophomore slump ahead of him or not (with that passing game he probably will), but you’ve got to love how he plays the game. He does it all.

10. Walter Jones: I have for a long time thought that Jones deserves a lot more credit than he gets. Shaun Alexander’s record breaking season a few years back is all due to Jones run blocking skills.

11. Steve Smith: Another guy that completely affects defenses gameplans. When he is on the field he is as dangerous as anyone in the NFL.

12. Jared Allen: He led the NFL in sacks last season and now he’s playing for Minnesota after KC traded him before the draft. Great news for Vikings fans.

13. Antonio Gates: Easily the NFL’s best tight end. He makes defenses pay all the time with matchup problems and his pass catching threat is what really makes San Diego’s offense go.

14. Brian Westbrook: This guy will do anything to win a football game. Catch passes. Run the ball 25 times. I wish I could have 11 of him on the field every time I picked a team.

15. Dwight Freeney: He always forces offensive lines to double team him, allowing Indianapolis’ defense to be aggressive when they need to. He really doesn’t get enough credit.

16. Ed Reed: If I could pick one safety in the league to make a big play at a moment where I needed a big play I’d take Reed in a heartbeat. The kid has a knack at making big plays.

17. Reggie Wayne: He easily became the NFL’s most under appreciated receiver last season when Marvin Harrison went down and the Colts offense never lost a beat.

18. Albert Haynesworth: He’s the best defensive tackle in the league. He was having a great season last year before he got injured.

19. Shawne Merriman: This guy is one of the best linebackers in the league, no doubt. He makes big plays and seldom misses a tackle. He’s been running San Diego’s defense since the day he was drated.

20. Mario Williams: Take that Mario Williams haters! Thought the Texans made the wrong move taking him over Reggie Bush? Everyone did. Well everyone was wrong.