Peyton Manning was visibly repulsed by a questionable play call by the Philadelphia Eagles in their stunning Week 2 home loss to the Atlanta Falcons on “Monday Night Football.” Along with younger brother Eli,

Arch Manning, the 19-year-old son of Cooper Manning, got to show off his speed in the second quarter of Texas' 56-7 victory over UTSA. The sophomore quarterback kept the ball on a run-pass option, juked his way around defenders and outran them for a 67-yard touchdown.

To be honest, it's a little tough to figure out what Matt Ryan was trying to say here while he enjoyed the Atlanta Falcons' comeback win Monday night over the Philadelphia Eagles. Ryan had a blast on

Peyton Manning breaks down how Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley will be a problem for the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night

When the ball dropped to the field, the Manning brothers were beside themselves on ESPN2’s “ManningCast” simulcast.

Ryan joined Peyton and Eli on the ManningCast, and with the Eagles leading 18-15 late in the fourth quarter, all three were warning Eagles coach Nick Sirianni not to call a pass. “I don’t think the ball’s going in the air again,” Ryan said at the two-minute warning.

Fourth-quarter comebacks are as much a part of the NFL zeitgeist as wearing helmets. Week 2’s edition of Monday Night Football featured a thrilling last-second victory in a Battle of the Birds between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles.