Eli Manning makes a lot of sense for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2018 - ESPN.com
Eli Manning is a lot like Blake Bortles in one critical area: They're both turnover machines.
Both average 1.3 per game. From 2004 to '16, Manning averaged 16.5 interceptions per season. Bortles averaged 17 per season in his first three seasons. Manning led the NFL in interceptions three times -- including throwing 27 in 2013 -- and Bortles led the league with 18 in 2015. The turnovers drove Tom Coughlin nuts when he was with the New York Giants, and they're driving him crazy this year, too.