Giants news: Eli Manning reportedly wants to be highest-paid QB

Good morning New York Giants fans! Here are your headlines for this Tuesday morning!

Eli Manning contract updates

Eli Manning wants to be paid higher than any QB in the game, more than Aaron Rodgers. via @RapSheet pic.twitter.com/11iul2iq1N

— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) August 17, 2015

Rodgers got a five-year, $110 million deal from the Green Bay Packers, with the annual value of $22 million making him the highest-paidquarterback on an annual basis. The price of a franchise quarterback is not cheap as new deals given out to Phillip Rivers, Russell Wilson, Cam Newton, and Ryan Tannehill this offseason have shown that teams are willing to pay the price. There isn't much doubt that eventually the Giants will be able to sign Manning but it is curious to see how far the Giants will go during these negotiations. One thing for sure is that Manning will be a whole lot richer when this is all said and done.

More on Manning's contract:

It's time for Giants to lock up Eli Manning | Newsday

Giants want Eli Manning signed before season starts: Mara - NY Daily News

Coughlin’s Eli comments send not-so subtle contract message | New York Post

Vacchiano: Giants should sign Eli, stop delaying inevitable - NY Daily News

Jay Bromley gives himself a "C" grade

Friday night against the cincinnati Bengals Jay Bromley showed off the potential that got the Giants to invest a third-round pick in him a year ago. In fact, he had the highest PFF rating out of any Giant. Bromley, however, thought his performance only merited an average grade.

"I'm a guy I'd rather shortchange myself than give myself too much credit," Bromley said after the game. "Under-promise, over-deliver kind of thing. So I'll say I did all right. "I think I tried to play the run to the best of my ability, which is much better than last year. And as far as the pass, I think I got into the backfield a couple times. One good hit, a couple decent pressures."

George Selvie leaves practice early with injury

The veteran defensive end left practice early on Monday with knee issues. The severity is not thought to be serious however. Read Monday night's complete practice report.

More Giants headlines

Giants owner John Mara told WFAN on Monday that he is "beyond annoyed" with Jason Pierre-Paul.

"I’m beyond the point where I’m annoyed," Mara told Mike Francesa, in an interview on the FAN. "I wish he’d handled it better but we’re beyond that. Do I wish he came here and had our doctors look at him? Yes."

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Spagnuolo, no ‘miracle worker,’ faces uphill battle with Giants | New York Post

Giants LB Beason: Flag QB's for throwing into big-hit areas - NY Daily News

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Brandom Meriweather-Brandon Marshall grudge in the past, new Giants safety says | Newsday

Giants Roll the Dice on High-risk, High-reward Brandon Meriweather " Inside Football

Can Brandon Meriweather save Giants safety spot?

Giants confident new safety Brandon Meriweather has 'learned his lesson'

Remembering the beat helps Giants' Trevin Wade make plays | Newsday

Bennett Jackson takes on dual role as cornerback and safety for Giants | Newsday

Around the league

Benjamin Allbright reports that the Rams are considered "a virtual lock" to move their franchise.

Shawne Merriman explains why there are a lot of fights during training camp.

Want to catch up on an NFC East foe? Here are five observations about the Philadelphia Eagles preseason opener.

Washington Redskins cornerback DeAngelo Hall leaves practice early with a toe issue.