Peyton Manning Compares Tommy Devito’s ‘Italian Agent’ With Johnny Fontane From Godfather

Move over, Tommy DeVito, the real MVP on Monday night, wasn’t making tackles or scoring touchdowns. It was DeVito’s agent extraordinaire, Sean Stellato, turning heads from the sidelines (yes, even from the ManningCast!). Decked out in dapper threads, he was cheering alongside DeVito’s crew in the MetLife Stadium stands. As the New York Giants clashed with the Green Bay Packers, Stellato played the game of style and attention with finesse.

In the wise words of Silvio Dante, the Italian philosopher of ‘The Sopranos,’ ‘You’re only as good as your last envelope.’ Translation: in the business game, the bag is everything. And for Stellato, that saying hits differently now.

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Here today, not there tomorrow… that’s the NFL for you, and Tommy DeVito’s riding the undrafted wave. Betting on himself and his shared Italian roots, he’s got the ultimate playmaker in his corner: Sean Stellato. This Monday Night, MetLife Stadium wasn’t just a battleground for the Giants and the Packers. It was Sean Stellato’s runway.

Catching the eyes of every spectator in the stands, he also earned a shootout from the legend Peyton Manning himself. ManningCast went all-in on Stellato’s choice of dressing, and Omaha Productions dropped the must-watch video. Captioned, “There’s a 99% chance there’s cutlets in Tommy DeVito’s agent’s bag.”

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Peyton and Eli Manning didn’t hold back, with Peyton dropping a classic “Who is this guy?” and Eli saying, “That’s his agent.” “Looks like Johnny Fontane from Godfather,” Peyton chimed in. But who is Sean Stellato? Let’s peel back the layers of the NFL’s very own Godfather.

Agent extraordinaire: Sean Stellato’s all-star roster

With a swagger that’s just as unique, Sean Stellato, the Godfather steering Tommy DeVito’s ship to glory, has been making waves in the sports scene. Back in the early ’90s, Stellato was the high school standout at Salem, juggling both hoops and pigskin at Marist College. But, you know football – it’s a game of highs and lows.

Yet Stellato’s game wasn’t just about the touchdowns. Those locker room bonds and a touch of charm paved the way for his very own sports agency, SES Sports. From Joe Vellano to Alfred Morris, he’s been the go-to guy for gridiron talent, past and present. Now, as the spotlight shines on DeVito’s ascent, Stellato’s soaking it all in. While he’s rocking the attention-grabbing lifestyle, DeVito’s out there proving that the skills on the field are the real moneymakers.

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