Eli Manning roasts Tom Brady during MNF broadcast: 'I enjoyed all of our games, Tom' - CBSSports.com

The Peyton Manning and Eli Manning broadcast of Monday Night Football returned this week for Saints vs. Seahawks and the duo didn't miss a beat. During this week's installment, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady joined the Mannings.

It was made clear that the rivalry between Brady and Eli is alive and well.

During Brady's second quarter appearance, he spoke about enjoying playing against the Mannings. Brady admitted that he enjoyed playing against Peyton a little bit more than he did against Eli.

With a straight face, Eli said that he enjoyed all of his games against Brady. Check out the clip below, in which Brady also gives credit to the New York Giants defenses that beat him in a pair of Super Bowls:

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