Eli Manning's 7-year-old son brutally snubs Giants legend with Halloween costume

Eli Manning's son has a favorite Giants quarterback - but it's apparently not his dad.

The Big Blue legend posted a photo of his son Charlie's Halloween costume for this year.

And while the seven-year-old did elect to dress up as a Giants passer, it was rookie Jaxson Dart that he chose to emulate.

Manning posted a photo of his son smiling in his Dart costume, wearing a blue headband, chain necklace and even shoulder pads under his No. 6 uniform.

'Charlie said he wanted to dress up as his favorite @Giants quarterback ever for Halloween… guess he got his wish,' Manning hilariously captioned the picture on X.

While Manning of course won two Super Bowls in New York, Dart has gotten off to a promising start in his rookie season.

Since being installed as the team's starter in Week 4 and taking over for Russell Wilson, Dart has thrown for eight touchdowns against three interceptions - leading the Giants to a 2-3 record in the process.

Earlier this week on the Monday Night Football 'Manningcast', Manning revealed to his brother Peyton that Charlie would be dressing up as the Giants' rookie passer.

'Does it hurt? Does it hurt that he's picking another Giants quarterback over you?,' the elder Manning asked him.

'It hurts a little bit,' Eli admitted.

While Dart has made a bright start to life with the Giants, he's lost two of his best offensive teammates to injuries.

During Dart's first start against the Chargers, star wideout Malik Nabers tore his ACL - costing him the rest of the season.

And last week, Dart was left visibly devastated as running back Cam Skattebo suffered a sickening ankle injury against the Eagles. 

The fellow rookie will miss the rest of the season with a dislocated ankle and fractured fibula.

Dart and the Giants will look to get back in the win column when they host the 49ers this weekend.