Chris Christie Calls Eli Manning 'Liar' Amid Memorabilia Scandal Allegations

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who is also an avid Dallas Cowboys fan, believes New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is lying about his role in an alleged memorabilia scandal.Serving as aguest host on Friday's Boomer & Carton radio show for WFAN, Christie spoke about Manning's situation by calling him a "liar" and "he got caught," per Pat Leonard of theNew York Daily News.Kaja Whitehouse and Bruce Goldingof theNew York Postreported Manning was involved in a scheme selling fake game-used memorabilia, with court documents showing the Giants quarterback sent an email toequipment manager Joe Skiba that read,"2 helmets that can pass as game used. That is it. Eli."The Giantsissued a statementthrough their attorneys denying the allegations made against Manning, noting the "unscrupulous memorabilia dealer and his counsel ... has been seeking to leverage a large payday."For more news, rumors and related stories about Eli Manning,the New York Giantsand theNFL,check out theNFLandGiantsstreams onBleacher Report's app.
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