Manning should look at retirement

Eli Manning is one of the main suspects or an accomplice to the crime because he is the conductor of the offense committed by coach Pat Shurmur. Most people have an opinion and one of them, from a former NFL quarterback, goes like this: Eli should think about suspending her.

"He needs to start looking more closely at the retirement situation," Rich Gannon told QBS on CBS Sports Network's NBC on Monday. "This is his 15th season. They are 1-5. They do not have an offensive line and they have not played well around him. In addition to that, he has to deal with the antics of Odell Beckham Jr. every week. I think it's a shambles right now in New York. "

Gannon spent 17 years in the NFL earning the League's MVP in 2002 before retiring in 2004.

Steve Beuerlein, another former 15-year-old NFL quarterback, said he would like to see Manning come out of his understated character and show some fighting for his team.

"He's been dealing with this kind of criticism for a number of years," said Beuerlein. "I think Eli's greatest strength is also one of his biggest weaknesses. He is so balanced. He is so consistent with his personality.

"I think what he has to do now, if he wants to win back this team, he has to be unchecked, go out and show emotion and just go out and push the ball on the court. Otherwise, he will completely lose this team. "