Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning said he's no longer interested in buying an ownership stake in the team.

"A 1% stake valued at $10 billion turns into a very big number," he said, referring to a bill that would run $100 million.

Former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning has changed his mind about buying a minority stake in his former team.

When it comes to NFL ownership, former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is no longer interested. At a point in time, ...

Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch hired Moelis & Company to explore a potential sale of a minority, non-controlling ...

Eli Manning shares his reasons for deciding not to be an owner of the New York Giants in a recent interview with CNBC Sport.

After initially being interested, former Giants quarterback Eli Manning has opted not to buy an ownership stake in the team, ...

Manning balled out at Ole Miss before he was the No. 1 overall selection by the San Diego Chargers in the 2004 NFL Draft. He was quickly traded to the Giants and twice led the team to Super Bowl ...

It was less than three months ago that Eli Manning reportedly expressed interest in purchasing a stake in the New York Giants ...

Eli Manning had his ups and downs as a member of Big Blue. The Giants legend has remained involved with the organization and figures to be a solid mentor for Dart.

Eli Manning is one of the most impactful NFL quarterbacks of the 21st century, winning two Super Bowls with the New York Giants, but he’s not among the best in terms of cumulative QB grade ...

— Eli Manning (@EliManning) June 20, 2025 “You're 22 years old in college, and you're the same age as everybody. Now, [you] might have teammates who are 35 years old and have four kids.