Report: Giants' Eli Manning finalizing four-year contract extension
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is finalizing a four-year contract extension, reports NFL.com's Ian Rapoport.
The 34-year-old Manning's new deal is reportedly worth $84 million and is expected to be signed on Friday.
The Giants and Manning are discussing a no-trade clause, according to Rapoport.
The contract had been in the works over the past week in hopes that it would be finished before Sunday's season opener against the Dallas Cowboys.
Fellow quarterbacks Philip Rivers and Ben Roethlisberger—both members of Manning's 2004 draft class—also recently agreed to hefty extensions. Rivers's deal is for four years, $83.25 million and Roethlisberger's is for four years, $87.4 million.
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In 11 seasons with the Giants, Manning has amassed 39,755 passing yards and 259 touchdowns with a career passer rating of 82.4.
Manning led New York to Super Bowl victories in 2007 and 2011.
He was the No. 1 overall selection in the 2004 draft out of Ole Miss.
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