The Manning family's football legacy continues with Eli and Peyton Manning coaching the NFC and AFC Pro Bowl teams for the third year in a row. Eli's winning streak against Peyton has been a highlight, as he shared with Fox News Digital. However, behind the scenes of this football dynasty, a different kind of competition thrives – one involving wedgies and relentless trivia challenges.

Arch Manning, poised to start as quarterback for the Texas Longhorns in 2025, recently revealed the playful hazing he endured from his uncles, Peyton and Eli. In an interview with ESPN, Arch recounted the "wedgies and stuff" that helped "toughen up" him and his brother. This tradition of sibling rivalry seems to be a Manning family hallmark.

Arch, carrying the weight of the Manning name, faces the expectation of continuing the family's success in the NFL. And, apparently, the family's tradition of playful torment. This legacy of brotherly "love" was highlighted in a 2022 ESPN "Manningcast" segment. Peyton recounted a story of Eli giving him an "atomic wedgie" during a golf trip, describing the incident as a painful interruption to his nap.

Eli, not to be outdone, has shared his own experiences of Peyton's unique brand of brotherly affection. He recalled Peyton pinning him down and quizzing him on SEC schools, NFL teams, and even cigarette brands. This rigorous "learning technique," as Eli called it, showcases the competitive spirit ingrained in the Manning family.

From playful wedgies to intense trivia challenges, the Manning brothers have created a unique dynamic, demonstrating a bond forged in both competition and camaraderie. As Arch Manning embarks on his own football journey, he steps into this legacy, ready to carry the torch – and perhaps endure a few wedgies along the way.