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its a shame we have the raiders next week...if we can somehow find a way to lose that game, it might get this ball rolling
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I'm with BB, I'm kind of feeling a win for some reason.Probably because the Giants kinda suck, too.
Thank gawd my feels don't mean jack.
Couldn't you see our tight disjointed offense show up yet again
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the Giants are gonna kick the shit out of us.
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Tight disjointed?
Really more than us I can see the Giants imploding like they have several times already this year. They really aren't very good.
Really more than us I can see the Giants imploding like they have several times already this year. They really aren't very good.
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I see a glimmer of hope as well. If there is enough urgency and Dallas can resurrect some plays from 2007 and get 3 offensive TDs plus score points in every quarter, the team might have a chance for this game and 4 out of the remaining 6.
Just a chance.
I still want Garrett fired because he is the reason there is so much need for scheme repair on a week to week basis.
Just a chance.
I still want Garrett fired because he is the reason there is so much need for scheme repair on a week to week basis.
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The Giants have won 4 straight. I don't care if Bozo the clown was the QB. We can't win more than two games and we're mediocre at best. Giants will win this game. 45-31
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So the giants have been feasting on some bad teams. So are you saying we are not a bad team?
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We're better than teams with Matt Barkley or Scott Tolzien under center. And I think we're more talented than NY top to bottom.
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I think we win this one too. We're gonna end up anywhere from 9-7 to 7-9. It would be too easy for Jerry to fire Garrett if we went 6-10. That won't happen. Something will happen that he will hang his hat on to continue doing what he's been doing for 20 years.
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Ok Theebs.
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JPP: Cowboys game ‘like a Super Bowl’ to Giants
By Steve Serby
November 20, 2013
Super Sunday comes early for the New York Football Giants.
The countdown to Super Bowl XLVIII stood at 73 days Wednesday, but the 4-6 Giants are of this mind-set: unless they avenge their season-opening loss to the Cowboys, there will be no division title, and if there is no division title, there will be no playoffs and no Super Bowl XLVIII.
From the time they fell to 0-6, one game at a time has been their mantra.
Especially this one game now.
“We beat ourself that first game,” Jason Pierre-Paul said, “but that’s the past.
“This game right here is like a Super Bowl to us.
“It ain’t no playoff game, it’s like a Super Bowl to us.
“This is going to be a bloodbath out there. I’m sure they’re going to be ready, and I know my boys will sure enough be ready to back it up.”
It isn’t just a revenge game for the Giants.
It’s their season. Again. You can’t afford to fall to 4-7 and two games behind the Eagles and Cowboys with five to play. It is the only way they should think.
“It’s going be another barn burner,” Justin Tuck said.
“It’s going to be one of those games that you know you’re going to have to be in the cold tub after, and getting treatment after, because it’s going to be a lot of, I would say some violent hits. Some out in the open, some in the trenches. It’s going to be one of those … like I said, down South we call ’em barn burners, and it’s going to be that.”
Prince Amukamara, who must contain Dez Bryant, concurs with JPP: “We’re trying to earn the right to play more games, and our backs are against the wall, and we know that it’s like it’s one-and-done for us. Especially that this is a division game, so we know it’s a big game.”
Antrel Rolle: “Personally, I feel like this game is going to determine the outcome of the season. I think this is such a huge game, being they’ve already beaten us once. I think this is a game, we can’t walk away with a loss.”
Tuck, with the countdown calendar to Super Bowl XLVIII blaring 73 behind him, won’t call it a Big Blue Super Bowl.
“I hoping he’s wrong,” Tuck said. “I hope we actually play in a Super Bowl.”
Why are you downplaying it?
“I’m downplaying it because it’s not as important as a Super Bowl,” Tuck said.
But he will say this: “We’re kind of looking at it as a must win.”
“It’s going to be all or nothing,” Victor Cruz said. “It’s going to be all those traditional Giants-Cowboys games that you’ve seen in the past.
“They don’t like us, and a lot of this team doesn’t like them, so it’s going to be a ballgame, no matter which way you look at, and we just have to make sure we’re on the other end with a victory.”
Brandon Jacobs missed the first Cowboys game.
“They are really fun ’cause you know you’re going to get their best. You’ll have a whole bunch of hard-hitting, physical play going on, and I’m with that,” Jacobs said. “I like that. That’s why I always like to play against Dallas, with them being America’s Team as people call them, and so many fans around. It’s so … sickening about ‘the ’Boys, the ’Boys, ’Boys.’ ”
JPP, the pick-six hero of the Packers game, rested his shoulder Wednesday. He’s over his back issues, he said.
“I look forward to this game,” Pierre-Paul said. “First game, coming back from back surgery, it wasn’t a pretty good game for me at all. It was sick watching it. I’m basically like loafing all around the field, and that ain’t me.
“So this week, whoever lines up in front of me is going to get it. They’re going to get it.”
Tyron Smith will be standing between JPP and Tony Romo, the first legitimate quarterback the Giants have played in over a month.
“He’s a very good tackle,” Pierre-Paul said, “and I’m going to be very excited going against him to see what he got. His 100 percent, and my 100 percent, we’ll see which 100 percent is the best.
“I expect myself to be all over the field, like I always show up against them, for the four years I’ve been here. I expect to be out there making plays and helping my team get a win. It’s not a secret or whatever.
“They’re coming here, and we’re going to give ’em our best game.”
Terrell Thomas likes what he has been hearing. “When JPP talks, JPP produces,” Thomas said. “I hope he keeps talking. I hope you got good quotes out of him, because when he says he’s going to do something, he’s going to do it. I think he’s getting healthier, he’s getting more confident. He’s our best defensive player, so when he’s playing at a high level it just makes it that much better.”
Eli Manning loves these big games. “At this point, every game is important,” Manning said. “You need to get wins to stay in the playoff picture.”
Tom Coughlin, who seems to believe he has a team to believe in again, who has never stopped believing in this team, has forever presented to his teams motivational and/or inspirational quotations to help keep their eyes on the prize.
“The nature of what your philosophy is and what your beliefs are sometimes can be magnified by utilizing someone of stature who may have said it better,” Coughlin said.
And so on Wednesday, Coughlin offered up this gem to his comeback Giants: “People who achieve great things that the world will never forget, start out by accomplishing small things that the world will never see.”
The world will see whether there is a chance for Coughlin and the Giants to achieve great things again on their Super Sunday.
By Steve Serby
November 20, 2013
Super Sunday comes early for the New York Football Giants.
The countdown to Super Bowl XLVIII stood at 73 days Wednesday, but the 4-6 Giants are of this mind-set: unless they avenge their season-opening loss to the Cowboys, there will be no division title, and if there is no division title, there will be no playoffs and no Super Bowl XLVIII.
From the time they fell to 0-6, one game at a time has been their mantra.
Especially this one game now.
“We beat ourself that first game,” Jason Pierre-Paul said, “but that’s the past.
“This game right here is like a Super Bowl to us.
“It ain’t no playoff game, it’s like a Super Bowl to us.
“This is going to be a bloodbath out there. I’m sure they’re going to be ready, and I know my boys will sure enough be ready to back it up.”
It isn’t just a revenge game for the Giants.
It’s their season. Again. You can’t afford to fall to 4-7 and two games behind the Eagles and Cowboys with five to play. It is the only way they should think.
“It’s going be another barn burner,” Justin Tuck said.
“It’s going to be one of those games that you know you’re going to have to be in the cold tub after, and getting treatment after, because it’s going to be a lot of, I would say some violent hits. Some out in the open, some in the trenches. It’s going to be one of those … like I said, down South we call ’em barn burners, and it’s going to be that.”
Prince Amukamara, who must contain Dez Bryant, concurs with JPP: “We’re trying to earn the right to play more games, and our backs are against the wall, and we know that it’s like it’s one-and-done for us. Especially that this is a division game, so we know it’s a big game.”
Antrel Rolle: “Personally, I feel like this game is going to determine the outcome of the season. I think this is such a huge game, being they’ve already beaten us once. I think this is a game, we can’t walk away with a loss.”
Tuck, with the countdown calendar to Super Bowl XLVIII blaring 73 behind him, won’t call it a Big Blue Super Bowl.
“I hoping he’s wrong,” Tuck said. “I hope we actually play in a Super Bowl.”
Why are you downplaying it?
“I’m downplaying it because it’s not as important as a Super Bowl,” Tuck said.
But he will say this: “We’re kind of looking at it as a must win.”
“It’s going to be all or nothing,” Victor Cruz said. “It’s going to be all those traditional Giants-Cowboys games that you’ve seen in the past.
“They don’t like us, and a lot of this team doesn’t like them, so it’s going to be a ballgame, no matter which way you look at, and we just have to make sure we’re on the other end with a victory.”
Brandon Jacobs missed the first Cowboys game.
“They are really fun ’cause you know you’re going to get their best. You’ll have a whole bunch of hard-hitting, physical play going on, and I’m with that,” Jacobs said. “I like that. That’s why I always like to play against Dallas, with them being America’s Team as people call them, and so many fans around. It’s so … sickening about ‘the ’Boys, the ’Boys, ’Boys.’ ”
JPP, the pick-six hero of the Packers game, rested his shoulder Wednesday. He’s over his back issues, he said.
“I look forward to this game,” Pierre-Paul said. “First game, coming back from back surgery, it wasn’t a pretty good game for me at all. It was sick watching it. I’m basically like loafing all around the field, and that ain’t me.
“So this week, whoever lines up in front of me is going to get it. They’re going to get it.”
Tyron Smith will be standing between JPP and Tony Romo, the first legitimate quarterback the Giants have played in over a month.
“He’s a very good tackle,” Pierre-Paul said, “and I’m going to be very excited going against him to see what he got. His 100 percent, and my 100 percent, we’ll see which 100 percent is the best.
“I expect myself to be all over the field, like I always show up against them, for the four years I’ve been here. I expect to be out there making plays and helping my team get a win. It’s not a secret or whatever.
“They’re coming here, and we’re going to give ’em our best game.”
Terrell Thomas likes what he has been hearing. “When JPP talks, JPP produces,” Thomas said. “I hope he keeps talking. I hope you got good quotes out of him, because when he says he’s going to do something, he’s going to do it. I think he’s getting healthier, he’s getting more confident. He’s our best defensive player, so when he’s playing at a high level it just makes it that much better.”
Eli Manning loves these big games. “At this point, every game is important,” Manning said. “You need to get wins to stay in the playoff picture.”
Tom Coughlin, who seems to believe he has a team to believe in again, who has never stopped believing in this team, has forever presented to his teams motivational and/or inspirational quotations to help keep their eyes on the prize.
“The nature of what your philosophy is and what your beliefs are sometimes can be magnified by utilizing someone of stature who may have said it better,” Coughlin said.
And so on Wednesday, Coughlin offered up this gem to his comeback Giants: “People who achieve great things that the world will never forget, start out by accomplishing small things that the world will never see.”
The world will see whether there is a chance for Coughlin and the Giants to achieve great things again on their Super Sunday.
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After this loss to the Giants I'm taking a break from these boards and spending all my money on Sunday Ticket. I won't buy it next year. There are other things I can do on a Sunday afternoon or whatever day of the week we play on.
I mean I'll post a little and be a fan still but I'm not going out of my way to watch games and shoot the shit about this team. I think I'll do what Sheik is doing and start betting on horses. Vernon Downs and OTB here I come.
I mean I'll post a little and be a fan still but I'm not going out of my way to watch games and shoot the shit about this team. I think I'll do what Sheik is doing and start betting on horses. Vernon Downs and OTB here I come.
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I see the opposite.
It might be the usual Giants bluster, but they sound like a bunch who is having fun playing right now and we sound like a bunch of guys who have no idea what the hell is going on.
Yeah, they "aren't very good" but frankly neither are we. Coughlin is their advantage right now IMO. I have little doubt he will have them better prepared than Garrett will have us.
Their focus is different. We are looking at problems for two weeks following being dismantled. These guys are looking at this game as a Super Bowl of sorts and seem a little more sure of their identity now their running game has improved.
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We are not coached better. And while you are talking Barkley and Tolzien...do you honestly think we'd have laughers against them if we were as fortunate? Hell, we made Ponder look like an All-Star.
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that hurt
Laughers? No. But I'd expect us to capitalize on their misfortune and win, as the Giants did.