Eli Manning on Odell Beckham: He's learning to let his play do the talking

"I think Odell has gotten better," Manning said. "I think he learned you don't want to be that guy. Let your talent, let your play kind of do the speaking for you. I thought this year he was much better. I thought the Carolina game was the exception. He kind of reverted back to his old self."

"I think there's a time -- hey, you score a touchdown and you want to do a celebration or a dance -- so be it. I'm OK with it," Manning said. "I just think you need to make sure you're not insulting someone else or doing it to put someone down or after a catch or a first down not doing too much. I think there's a time and a place for it."

"It doesn't bother me," Manning said of Newton's celebrations. "I could see why it may rub people the wrong way. It may rub other players around the NFL the wrong way for doing it. But hey, it's all within the rules. If you want to do a touchdown dance -- I tell my receivers, as long as you're scoring and getting touchdowns I'm OK with the dances and I'd say the same thing to Cam. But be respectful, you don't want to cause a scene to where people are targeting you ... or it might cause a distraction to the team."