Giants Win! Giants in Superbowl 42!

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I'm very impressed with Ward's play.. He will definatly be around for a while. Less games then Jacobs and more yardage. Who said we were dead when Tiki left He's a bastard now

 

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Tiki who?


Ohhhh, TiVi Barber?

 

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Jacobs has played in 7 games, 115 attmps, 599 yds, 5.2 ypc
Ward has played in 8 games, 125 attmps, 602 yds, 4.8 ypc
----------------------------------------------------- 1201 yds, 5.0 ypc combo

Both very good. Good oline for running backs! Can't count them boys out.

 

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It wasn't pretty, but then again, the Giants never win pretty. But they win.
In a tight game today, the Giants managed to hold back McNabb & Westbrook and hold on to SWEEP the series against the Eagles this year.

Dawkins had a monster game for the Eagles and probably saved 14 or more Giant points.

Jacobs has to work on stopping those fumbles.

Burress: the guy is simply amazing even on 1 good leg.

 

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a win is a win and i'll take it!


if they were to finish out the season loosing the rest of thier games i'd still be happy. I bet they would go 8-8 this season

 

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1990Coupe said:

a win is a win and i'll take it!


if they were to finish out the season loosing the rest of thier games i'd still be happy. I bet they would go 8-8 this season

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I had them at 10-6.

 

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lucky

 

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Redline_351R said:

lucky

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Yes, the Pats are very lucky to be at 13-0 but they have a good amount of talent also.

 

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not what I meant

 

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Redline_351R said:

not what I meant

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You didn't think the Pats were going to have a good year? What about when they signed Moss for a 5th round pick? I knew right then they would be very good.

As for the Giants: Almost every pundit had them last in the NFC East. Why? b/c TiVi Barber retired and they cut Pettigout. I knew Jacobs and Ward could run the ball. I didn't forsee Plax being gimpy/Steve Smith missing almost the whole season. In the end, they did very well so far this year given the circumstances.

Dallas surprised me. I didn't think Romo was going to be as good as he is. I had no idea Farve would have the year he is having either.

 

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Redline_351R said:

lucky

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I don't know about that.. I mean we can all sit here an say how chitty eli is, and how his numbers suck, and how he has alot of INT's and how he has a low QB rating... BUT somehow he has managed to get the giants into the playoffs the 3 years he has been a starter from the beginning of the season, you cannot deny or knock that

He has to be the only QB with as numbers as low as his, to have brought a team to the playoffs so many times,and as won as much as he's won.

So i wouldn't call it luck, i dont know what to call it.

MRVAX im with ya, everyone thought gmen would be at the bottom, 8-8 at best, here they are at 9-4, with only one game they are really guaranteed to loose. thats the NE game..

 

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Peyton and Tom Brady didnt take their teams to the playoffs their first 3 years. Eli is a good player he just needs more around him to be a 14-2 team.

 

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04DarkShadowGT said:

Peyton and Tom Brady didnt take their teams to the playoffs their first 3 years. Eli is a good player he just needs more around him to be a 14-2 team.

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The first yr that Brady took over for bleadsoe he not only took them to the playoffs they won the Superbowl VS the Rams

 

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The first yr that Brady took over for bleadsoe he not only took them to the playoffs they won the Superbowl VS the Rams

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did he play the entire 16 games that year?

 

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The first yr that Brady took over for bleadsoe he not only took them to the playoffs they won the Superbowl VS the Rams

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Never said he didnt, but he also didnt make the playoffs the next year. SO my point is once again correct.

 

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Never said he didnt, but he also didnt make the playoffs the next year. SO my point is once again correct.

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Yes. Yes it is.

 

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The first yr that Brady took over for bleadsoe he not only took them to the playoffs they won the Superbowl VS the Rams

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wooptie friggin do

when Jeff Hostetler took over for the injured Phill Simms, he won the final 2 regular season games, swept through the playoffs, and defeated the Bills in the Superbowl (all after only throwing 109 career passes before taking over for Simms)

 

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pwnd

 

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1990Coupe said:

pwnd

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x2

 

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04DarkShadowGT said:

Peyton and Tom Brady didnt take their teams to the playoffs their first 3 years. Eli is a good player he just needs more around him to be a 14-2 team.

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Brady had won 2 superbowls by the end of his third season as a starter.. He spent one season that he did not play so I would not count that.

First year they won the superbowl.

second year they were 9-7 and missed the playoffs

third year they were 14-2 and won the SB

wht93gtEd said:

wooptie friggin do

when Jeff Hostetler took over for the injured Phill Simms, he won the final 2 regular season games, swept through the playoffs, and defeated the Bills in the Superbowl (all after only throwing 109 career passes before taking over for Simms)

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And Jeff Hostetler went on to have a brilliant HOF career just like brady..