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Eli Manning Roasts Former Buccaneers' QB Tom Brady in Rap Battle

Eli Manning faced off against meme icon Supa Hot Fire in a rap battle where he roasted former Tampa Bay Buccaneers' QB Tom Brady.

Caleb Skinner

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The NFL Pro Bowl has expanded the amount of events that go on during Pro Bowl week since the criticism it received about players not actually attempting to put in any effort when it came to the full-padded game. Now they have included a multitude of different challenges and games from precision passing competitions to tug-of-war while still promoting the game of football by having the Pro Bowlers participate in a flag football game on a shortened field.

With all of the events going on, the players and staff who volunteer to help put it on treat it as a family-fun event that is applicable to all ages.

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This year, Eli Manning, the head coach of the NFC team, participated in a rap battle with meme and rap battle parody icon Supa Hot Fire - for those who aren't familiar with Supa Hot Fire's game, here is a quick snippet.

During his battle with Supa Hot Fire, the younger of the Manning brothers proceeded to drop some flames himself as he went on to roast former Buccaneers' and Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady.

An absolute dagger. 

Since his retirement from the NFL, Eli has shown us that he is not just the boring quarterback that we saw on Sundays - breaking out of his shell to show his true personality, and I must say he crushed this rap battle with Supa Hot Fire while also getting a jab in at the greatest quarterback to ever play in the league.

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You can watch the full rap battle between the two here.

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Caleb Skinner
CALEB SKINNER

Caleb is from Nashville, TN and graduated from Florida State University in 2018 with majors in Sociology and History. He has previously written for an FSU outlet and started covering the Buccaneers in March of 2022. Caleb is an avid sports fan and former host of the Tribeoholics podcast. You can follow Caleb on Twitter @chsnole