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I knew both defenses were good, but I thought it was going to be a more high scoring game.
I did as well.
I knew both defenses were good, but I thought it was going to be a more high scoring game.
Its a conspiracy!1 The NFL planned this from the very begining! Let the cheaters go perfect but take it away when it counts! Hell, they even hired Tom Petty and the HEARTBREAKERS!
The QB pretty much gets MVP off default unless someone has a truly noteworthy game. I felt that D-Line was at the heart of that victory and thought there was an outside chance of a split Tuck/Strahan vote. However, seeing that neither was so exceptional that it would have warranted singling them out, I knew Eli would get it. I would have picked the split vote or said to hell with it and cited them all.
The Giants D gave up the go-ahead TD and Eli manned the team like a champ right after to win the game, but I marveled at what a phenomenal job the defense had done throughout the whole game. It was unreal how they got to Brady. If prior to the game, someone would have said that New York's pass rush would harass Brady all night, sacking him 5 times and the Patriots would only score 14 points (half of that coming in the final stages of the game), the subsequent amount of laughter would have been insane. The defense pulled the wagon yesterday.
Plus does anyone get more **** in the NFL then Eli? Kinda felt good for him when he got it.
Speaking of the haltime preformance, which wasn't terrible by any means. Isn't it time for a band like the Foo Fighters to get their super bowl due? Dave Grohl would bring in even more viewers, if not to watch the halftime show.
I agree 100%. I love Foo Fighter and, no offense to Tom Petty, but I don't think viewers nowadays would get excited over an aged rock star from the 70's. Foo Fighter is the band of the new millennium, and they should be performing at the half time show.
I have a hard time calling that Escape and Catch the greatest play in SB history. I won't deny that it's one of the single greatest plays I've ever seen, but how the hell can you beat a championship saving tackle at the one yard line with no time left?
Mike Jones FTW. Kevin Dyson FTL.
That would be any "insert" city here. Fans are fickle, low on patience and shorter memories.Yeah, I'm appaled at the level of arrogance the New York media, (and some fans) show for the lack of patience with their local sports figures. It didn't help that he is Peyton's brother, and had the whole San Diego/New York draft trade thing. Eli only has been to the playoffs in the first 3 seasons he was a full time starter. I mean, christ. He was so terrible. How dare he make the playoffs three straight years, and finally win the Super Bowl in his 4th year in the league.
I guess probably because it is seen as the "emerging" of Eli Manning and of what it led to- the defeat of the then perfect Patriots in one of the most shocking games of all time. Kevin Dyson's diving attempt at the endzone was dramatic and exciting to say the least, but there was no other kind of historic overtones in that game in the caliber that there was in this year's Super Bowl. Eli Manning and the Giants essentially stopped history from being made with that throw and catch.
i still have faith!Heh, they'll be like 8-0 and then collapse.
To be honest, the first 3 quarters stunk, The fourth was great though.

Petty was entertaining.
His performance, the Iron Man commercial and kickoff were the only things really of note to me prior to the second half.


i'm not actually crying lol.....just bummed...I hope this causes the fall of the Patriots.
Also, Psycho, don't take the loss so hard. I've done that before, and all it does is make you look silly.
The last time I cried over a sporting even was game 7 Pistons/Spurs finals. 3 minutes from a repeat... gone.
Losses come. It happens. It's a part of life. Move on, stop being sad.