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Peyton, Eli Manning rapping again in 'Fantasy Football Fantasy' video

By Ryan Van Bibber
Aug 11, 2014

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The quarterbacking brothers returned to the small screen with their annual rapvertisement.

Peyton and Eli Manning returned to the hip hop world for their annual DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket advertisement this week. They did another rap video that's sure to be the toast of middle aged folks with satellite dishes everywhere.

This time they're pitching the television provider's fantasy football channel, which might be the ultimate distillation of pro football as a product.

There are cameo appearances, including Joe Namath groping some poor lady trying to make a nice pasta dinner. Jets running back Chris Johnson is a barber, which is sure to net you as many fantasy points as his work on the field.

Story originally appeared at SBNation.com

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