The New York Giants are off to a horrendous 1-6 start to the season, and it's led to many calling for the team to move on from two-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Eli Manning.

Manning, 37, has just eight touchdowns against six interceptions on the season. A healthy Odell Beckham Jr., a rebuilt offensive line and prized rookie running back Saquon Barkley haven't been enough to change Manning's performance.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens talked to TMZ Sports and explained that it's time for the Giants to pull the plug on the Manning era.

"I mean, if it was anybody else, any other quarterback, he would have already been replaced," Owens said. "So, at this point, give someone else an opportunity...He's accomplished a lot, but at the end of the day, the writing's on the wall."

Owens also praised the talents of Beckham, who signed a five-year, $95 million extension before the season started. The legendary wide receiver explained how Beckham isn't performing "because the quarterback is not performing."

Many expected the Giants to draft Manning's successor after a dismal 2018 season. Instead of doing so, the front office decided to try and contend for the playoffs by surrounding Eli with as many playmakers as possible.

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Pat Shurmur was hired to be the new head coach. Along with drafting Barkley, they signed offensive lineman Nate Solder to a whopping four-year, $62 million contract. And yet, the New York  offensive line has been completely ineffective this season.

The Giants now have an easy choice to move on from Manning this offseason. He turns 38 years of age in January, and they'll surely land a top-five draft pick - giving them the opportunity to find their next signal-caller.

"He's won a couple of Super Bowls, but I wouldn't put him in the legendary status," Owens added. "I wouldn't put him in that legend status as of yet ... no disrespect."

Perhaps the two Super Bowl championships are enough for the Giants to feel like keeping Manning is necessary. But in football, it comes down to "What have you done for me lately?" The Giants are going to miss the playoffs for the sixth time in seven years, so moving on from Manning and rebuilding the team seems like an easy choice.

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