After playing together for four years, New York Giants legend Eli Manning and former NFL tight end Jeremy Shockey will be on the ManningCast together during their former team's game against the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football.
Art Stapleton of NorthJersey.com reports that the former First-team All-Pro tight end will join the ManningCast during the third quarter of the Giants' game against the Rams.
This marks a reunion between the quarterback and tight end, who played together from Manning's rookie season in 2004 to the Giants' first Super Bowl win over the New England Patriots in 2007. Shockey had been with the Giants since 2002, and he was named Rookie of the Year during his first year.
Who else will join Eli and Peyton Manning on ManningCast for Giants vs. Rams?
After Stapleton's report came out, Peyton and Eli Manning announced the rest of the lineup for the Giants-Rams Monday Night Football game.
Hey @EliManning, considering you donâÂÂt listen to PeytonâÂÂs voice memos, hereâÂÂs the ManningCast guest list tonight:
Bryan Cranston & Aaron Paul
Jeremy Shockey
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First, former Breaking Bad co-stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul will join the show. Shockey will then come on during the third quarter, and former Rams player Andrew Whitworth will likely join during the final period.
Eli Manning was asked to unveil the lineup, but he didn't know it since it got buried in one of Peyton's infamous voice memes, which he âÂÂdeletes.âÂÂ
The Giants-Rams game is the second ManningCast of the year. Last week, they called a game involving one of Peyton Manning's former teams, the Denver Broncos. This week, they get to call Eli Manning's former team, the Giants.
They will call 12 total games during the 2026 season, including Super Bowl 60. The Mannings will call the Super Bowl live from Los Angeles. Otherwise, the broadcasts will still be from their respective homes.
The Mannings will have off in Week 3 before returning in Week 4. They will call the game between the Atlanta Falcons and the New Orleans Saints. Their father, Archie Manning, played for the Saints from 1971 to 1982.