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New York Post
· collected 2026-10-13 · by Thomas L. Murray
Brenda Song appeared on the "Manning Cast," where she pitched a goal line play called ‘Senda Brenda’ to Peyton and Eli Manning during a Los Angeles Rams game against the Buffalo Bills. While drawing out the play, Peyton learned it was originally named by Rams player Kobie Turner but recognized similarities to plays run by former coach Mike Leach, with whom Eli had previously discussed on his show "Eli’s Places." Song was enthusiastic about the connection and the brothers joked about putting her in a Rams jersey to run the play.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-13,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Brenda Song, an actress and avid fan of the Los Angeles Rams, is set to appear on "The Manning Cast", a pre-game show hosted by NFL legends Peyton and Eli Manning, ahead of Monday Night Football's Week 5 matchup between the Rams and the Buffalo Bills. This appearance marks her debut on "Monday Night Football," though she previously participated in a CBS broadcast during the Rams' preseason game against the New Orleans Saints. During that broadcast, Song got hands-on experience with commentary when Alex Cook intercepted Spencer Rattler for a 100-yard touchdown. On "The Manning Cast," Song introduced her goal line play idea dubbed as “Senda Brenda,” inspired by defensive end Kobie Turner’s suggestion and similar to the well-known “tush push” formation.
Written for “Brenda Song With The Mannings” on 2026-10-13,
grounded in this article and the 1 other(s) covering the same event.
It’s no secret that Brenda Song is a massive fan of the Los Angeles Rams.
asserted
Song → ’ → Rams
But could she find her way on the team’s coaching staff?
uncertain
she → find → staff
As Song made her highly-anticipated cameo appearance on the “Manning Cast,” hosted by Peyton and Eli Manning, during the Rams Monday night matchup against the Bills, she broke down her key goal line play, the “Senda Brenda.”
asserted
she → make → play
As Peyton went to a whiteboard to draw out the play, she told him that she couldn’t take credit for it, as it was originally named by Rams defensive end Kobie Turner.
asserted
it → go → Turner
We’re lined up; you have the running back.
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you → line → back
You pass him the ball.
asserted
You → pass → ball
He runs up, and the whole line just tosses him over, and you call it, ‘A senda Brenda,” Song said.
asserted
Song → run → it
“You toss him over both lines into the endzone.”
asserted
You → toss → endzone
As Peyton was putting the final touches on the play, his brother, Eli, told him that this play is “The old Mike Leach play,” referring to when Eli had the former Texas Tech head coach on the ESPN show, “Eli’s Places.”
asserted
Eli → put → show
Eli went on to tell Song that Leach always wanted to run this play, and that his teams had practiced it in the past, but with a kicker at the running back position.
asserted
teams → go → position
When Song found out that her play had been thought of before, she couldn’t help but drop her jaw in enthusiasm.
asserted
she → find → enthusiasm
The show went on to show the clip of Eli running the play on “Eli’s Places” and Song calling it amazing, but also joking with him that they “stole our play.
asserted
they → go → play
The segment ended with Eli telling the former star of “The Suite Life of Zach and Cody” that they need to put her in a Rams jersey and run the play with her.
asserted
they → end → her
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