Eli Manning is back at the Giants' practice facility Tuesday, getting treatment on the plantar fasciitis in his right foot. Hopefully he's not reading the latest issue of Sports Illustrated while he's doing it.

In the latest SI players' poll, 239 players were asked to name "The most overrated player in the NFL." Manning, who is currently 4-0 and the fourth-rated quarterback in the NFL (104.1) finished fourth in the poll. He got seven percent of the vote (or 17 of 239).

Amazingly, he's actually considered more overrated now by his peers than he was before he won Super Bowl XLII. In a 2006 SI poll, Manning finished fifth in an SI poll that asked the same question. That year he got 4.1 percent (or 15 of 361 votes).

He also finished second in an SI poll last year that asked players to name the most overrated quarterback in the league. He got 32 of 320 votes, or 10 percent.

Meanwhile, the Giants' overrated quarterback - hey, it's not me saying it, it's other NFL players - was at the team's Timex Performance Center practice facility this morning, going through his usual "off day" routine. That includes films, possibly a workout (though it would likely be modified due to his condition), and obviously some treatment on what the Giants are calling a "plantar fascia injury".

(There is no media access at the practice facility today).

The treatment, according to Manning, is expected to include little more than ice and electric stimulation. And he is not going to get a second opinion on his foot, according to a team spokesman.

Manning, as you all know, intends to play this Sunday despite his injury and condition. He's hoping to be on the practice field tomorrow morning, too.

By the way, in case you were wondering, Brett Favre finish first in this year's players' poll with 13 percent of the vote. Tony Romo was second with 10 percent. Terrell Owens was third with eight percent. And Ben Roethlisberger finished right behind Manning, in fifth place, with five percent.