Giants Morning Report: Steve Tisch wants Eli Manning to retire as a Giant

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Steve Tisch wants Eli to retire as a Giant

"I would love Eli to retire from football a New York Giant," Tisch said Monday at the NFL meetings. "It’s my personal feelings, and as one of the co-owners, my professional feelings. It would make me very happy. I think it would be very special for the Giants organization, for Eli and for the Manning family. I think that’s certainly a personal goal."

The Giants' co-owner also told reporters at the NFL owners' meetings that "There is no deadline at this point in time, no gun to anybody's head," in talks with the quarterback about a contract extension.

We polled you on Monday asking whether or not the Giants should extend Manning's contract. So far, 57 percent (1,469) of 2,569 voters want the Giants to extend Manning's contract prior to the 2015 season. There is still time to vote.

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