Comedian and Boston native Bill Burr appeared on Peyton and Eli Manning’s show during Monday’s Patriots game, and he didn’t disappoint.
The trio threw some playful digs at each other before Peyton opened the floor for Burr to speak to Eli, who won two Super Bowls against the Patriots.
“Those are long ago, but those were brutal,” Burr said. “They ripped my heart out. When they won on the first one, the helmet catch, the dropped pick, the missed sack, I was like ‘Ah, it’s not our day.’ But when Eli did it again I had to be like ‘All right, this guy’s a gangster.’ You delivered, dude.”
“I don’t remember it, thank you for that highlight,” Burr said as a montage of the Super Bowls played. “Can you cut to me crying on the couch now?”"Thank you for that highlight. Can we cut to me crying on the couch now?"
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