Despite some suggestive rumors, Eli Manning was not endorsing Donald Trump in London during Sunday's game against the Rams.

One of the Giants‘ audible calls on Sunday struck a strong resemblance to the Republican Presidential candidate's last name, but Eli assured reporters afterward that it wasn't the case.

Here's the play in question, with the sound caught by the on-field microphones:

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You be the judge.

Here's Eli's response when asked about the audible, courtesy of NJ Advance Media's James Kratch:

“Trump call, Trump call …. nah, no Trump call. No Trump call,” Manning replied, appearing half-amused and half-worried when informed the supposed call was gaining attention.

“We have something very similar, but no, it was not a Trump. It was not an audible this week. Nothing there.”