Having a fan like Los Angeles Rams superfan Brenda Song on the ManningCast gave former NFL quarterback Eli Manning a chance to show his acting chops with his take on London Tipton.

During Song's segment on the ManningCast, Manning did his best impression of Tipton, whom Song played in The Suite Life of Zack and Cody and The Suite Life on Deck from 2005 to 2011.

Eli couldn't help himself and had to hit @BrendaSong with a “yay me!” 😂 pic.twitter.com/4VmbZdpqpx

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He showed several of his highlights, including David Tyree's helmet catch, and reacted, “Yay, me! to them while excitedly clapping his hands.

Song appeared amused by the two-time Super Bowl MVP's impression. She liked his third one best, saying it had the “most enthusiasm.”

She was born and raised in California, and she is a big fan of Los Angeles' sports teams like the Rams and the Lakers. That made her a perfect guest for the ManningCast on Oct. 12, which aired during the Rams' game against the Buffalo Bills.

Ironically, she was at SoFi Stadium for the game with her husband, Macaulay Culkin. She left her seat to join the ManningCast during the third quarter.

Sadly, her Rams could not pull off the win against the Bills. This was Josh Allen's first-ever win in overtime, as he led Buffalo to a 37-34 win at SoFi Stadium.

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Allen added to his MVP case with his performance. He passed for 210 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. His legs were also effective, as he rushed for 121 yards and one touchdown on 10 carries. Running back James Cook also rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns.

Matthew Stafford's numbers were gaudy as usual. He completed 40 of 54 passes for 383 yards and three touchdowns. Stafford fed Puka Nacua throughout, as he caught 17 passes for 138 yards and scored once. Davante Adams only had 51 yards, but he caught two touchdowns.

The Rams fall to 2-3 and are going to face the 1-4 Arizona Cardinals next week. They are trailing the undefeated San Francisco 49ers and the 3-2 Seattle Seahawks in the NFC West.