The Manning and Kelce brothers have drawn many admirable parallels, but going nude in public is not one of them. Although he enjoyed Jason Kelce’s viral action during Sunday’s Bills-Chiefs game, the ManningCast cohost said today that you won’t see him jumping out of the press box very soon.
“Shirt’s gonna stay on, I think,” he told reporters on Tuesday at an event for the non-profit Guiding Eyes for the Blind in New York. The two-time Super Bowl MVP is on the board of this organisation.
But the renowned NFL combo was talking about more than just that. The former quarterback for the Giants avoided discussing the potential of a ManningCast x New Heights collaboration when asked if he and his brother Peyton would ever work together.
“I’m not sure if there are too many personalities,” Manning replied. He previously told People that his daughters, Caroline, 8, Lucy, 10, and Ava, 12, had “never” been persuaded to watch football until Swift started going to games. “Once they found out Taylor Swift was at the game, there were three girls glued to the TV just to watch it, trying to figure out who Travis Kelce was and what was going on,” he told the outlet in September. “So it was funny to see their reaction and how Taylor Swift being out at the football game drew their attention,” Manning said.
to observing a football game.”
In order to help Ten, the Labrador puppy named after his Giants jersey number when he retired in 2020, get in touch with his new owner Thomas Panek, the CEO and President of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, which offers guide dogs to individuals with vision loss at no cost to the recipient, Manning went to the Guiding Eyes for the Blind event.
Even though Manning has been supporting the organisation for more than 15 years, he and his wife Abby McGrew are now encouraging their entire family, including their 5-year-old son Charles, who is his fourth child, to participate in charitable giving as the children get older.
About five years ago, a litter of six puppies arrived at our house, and the kids got to see each one of them. We have to give them all names,” he said. “Obviously, because Guiding Eyes are pups and they adore it, it’s easy with them. We have visited the kennels. We’ve been there on numerous occasions, so it’s really unique and wonderful to see them realise the difference it makes in people’s lives.”
