Peyton Manning and Eli Manning have had quite a few memorable moments together, including a video of them playing basketball together. While people are looking for some entertainment amid the coronavirus, a video of Peyton and Eli playing one-on-one basketball resurfaced on Monday.

In the vintage video, it's apparent from the very beginning that neither of them are all-world athletes. At the same time, Peyton and Eli proved that they were ultra-competitive in anything they did.

While playing knockout, the older brother begins the game by taking the first shot and missing. Then, Eli proceeds to do the same, only for Peyton to begin playing defense on his younger brother. At the least, it appeared that both were having loads of fun, with Eli laughing throughout the video.

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During their playing careers, Peyton was one of the most cerebral quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL. When Peyton retired after the 2015 season, he finished with two Super Bowl rings. There's no doubt that Peyton is going to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

On the other hand, there's an everlasting argument on whether or not Eli deserves to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Nevertheless, just like his older brother, Eli ended his career with two Super Bowl victories. Following the 2019 season, Eli retired after spending 16 seasons with the New York Giants.

With Eli now joining Peyton in retirement, the two football aficionados will have plenty of time to compete against each other off of the football field. Though, it goes without saying that neither Peyton or Eli ever had a future in the NBA.