If Eli Manning does retire, coaching is likely not in his future

With Eli Manning‘s contract coming off the books, the Giants will almost certainly be moving on from the likely Hall of Fame quarterback in 2020. As for Manning, he revealed some details about his thought process exiting his least active NFL season. The soon-to-be 39-year-old quarterback will contemplate retirement and could follow through if there is no clear starting job available. No timetable exists for his decision. Peyton Manning retired in March of 2016 but was under contract with the Broncos at the time. Even though Archie Manning has said multiple times this year that he does not expect his son to play elsewhere, it doesn’t sound like Eli has completely ruled that out. “That will come into the consideration,” Eli Manning said, via ESPN.com’s Jordan Raanan.”That is what I’ll be thinking about these next couple days.” If Eli Manning does decide he wants to pursue a 17th season, he does not sound interested in being Daniel Jones‘ backup in 2020. Going into a situation as another team’s backup also woul

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