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Originally Posted by oaktownboy
I could care less what some asshole in Vegas puts as a spread. As long as the Patriots lose, I am happy. I'm not a Giants fan; that's for sure. But I am tired of ESPN riding the Patriots' dick 24/7. You know the NFL doesn't want NE to lose.
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Originally Posted by oaktownboy
I could care less what some asshole in Vegas puts as a spread. As long as the Patriots lose, I am happy. I'm not a Giants fan; that's for sure. But I am tired of ESPN riding the Patriots' dick 24/7. You know the NFL doesn't want NE to lose.
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Originally Posted by shiznit2169
The Patriots are going to destroy the Giants. Half of the roster for the Patriots have been in the superbowl before and Belichick is a mastermind. He has two weeks to prepare and he already knows how the Giants play from when they played each other in week 17.
Eli will choke once they are down by more than 10 points early in the game and Coughlin will make stupid mistakes as a coach once he panics. Patriots 38-16 |
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Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
I think it's 13.5.
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Originally Posted by shiznit2169
The Patriots are going to destroy the Giants. Half of the roster for the Patriots have been in the superbowl before and Belichick is a mastermind. He has two weeks to prepare and he already knows how the Giants play from when they played each other in week 17.
Eli will choke once they are down by more than 10 points early in the game and Coughlin will make stupid mistakes as a coach once he panics. Patriots 38-16 |
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Originally Posted by shiznit2169
It's all part of Belichick's plan
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Originally Posted by david
More added drama....
Along with Moss being accused by that woman. |
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Originally Posted by shiznit2169
It's all part of Belichick's plan
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
He called it.
Brace gets the boot - Eric Wilbur's Sports Blog - Boston.com by Eric Wilbur, Boston.com Staff January 22, 2008 To boot. Not to boot. In a late-breaking development on the all-important subject of Tom Brady’s foot, it appears that perhaps things aren’t as concerning as they once might have been for Pats fans. Page Six.com has photos on its site of the Patriots quarterback hitting the club scene last night – sans cast on his ankle. |
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Originally Posted by David
I hear the Giants merchandise is booming off the walls (at least in SFLA)... more than the Patriots.
They say it's because the Giant's aren't in this position this much... They say that this could be the big upset over the Patriots..... They say that the Giant's defense is going to prevail over the offense and Moss will not be much of a factor.... They say that the Giant's have more of the passion, more driven and more heart, therefore, upset the odds and become victorious! Interesting.... |
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Originally Posted by david
I hear the Giants merchandise is booming off the walls (at least in SFLA)... more than the Patriots.
They say it's because the Giant's aren't in this position this much... They say that this could be the big upset over the Patriots..... They say that the Giant's defense is going to prevail over the offense and Moss will not be much of a factor.... They say that the Giant's have more of the passion, more driven and more heart, therefore, upset the odds and become victorious! Interesting.... |
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Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
Actually, it's called the bandwagon effect, and it's happening here as well.
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
He called it.
Brace gets the boot - Eric Wilbur's Sports Blog - Boston.com by Eric Wilbur, Boston.com Staff January 22, 2008 To boot. Not to boot. In a late-breaking development on the all-important subject of Tom Brady’s foot, it appears that perhaps things aren’t as concerning as they once might have been for Pats fans. Page Six.com has photos on its site of the Patriots quarterback hitting the club scene last night – sans cast on his ankle. |
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
Everybody and their mother will be rooting for the Giants. The wagon has grown here as well.
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Originally Posted by IainDaniel
Now that the Packers are done. I guess I will cheer for the Pats. As long as that fuck nut Eli doesn't win a superbowl.
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Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
Actually, it's called the bandwagon effect, and it's happening here as well.
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
Everybody and their mother will be rooting for the Giants. The wagon has grown here as well.
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
I respect that, I just happen to think a lot of it had to do with his father.
I mean, it's not like Indianapolis is this amazing market, I think if Eli came before Peyton, Peyton would have done the same thing.. |
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
They say his father was a real good quarterback who played for lousy teams, why were they lousy....the owners didn't care to put a winning product on the field.
At least with the Giants he knows they will do there best to be competative. His father really suffered over there, if that was my son I would rather see him go to a team that has a chance to win. |
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
Lets be honest here, it was all about money, Eli is more marketable in New York than he ever would have been in San Diego.
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Originally Posted by min0 lee
There's nothing wrong with that, that's todays pro.
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Originally Posted by boston.com
Ruegamer & lamb castrating
Posted by Chris Forsberg January 26, 2008 09:13 AM Ever wonder what old friend Grey Ruegamer is up to? When not protecting Giants quarterback Eli Manning or celebrating a touchdown with Amani Toomer (right), Ruegamer -- an Arizona State University product who was part of the Patriots' Super Bowl victory during the 2001 season -- is catching up with the papers back in the Grand Canyon State about his previous work duties. From the East Valley Tribune: Castrating a lamb with your teeth is a pretty simple procedure, really. Grey Ruegamer knows. “You grab the forelegs and pin them to the ground, and then you grab the back legs and throw them on their back,” Ruegamer said. And when the, uh, target area is exposed, “away you go. It’s the way the Basques do it.” Ruegamer, a former Arizona State All-American who will return for Super Bowl XLII with the New York Giants, became a practitioner when a family friend, who is Basque, asked for extra help on her working sheep and cattle ranch outside Las Vegas, Nev., where Ruegamer grew up. Later in the article, summonsing his inner Belichick for at least part of a quote, Ruegamer adds: “I was hesitant,” Ruegamer said with a laugh. “But it is what it is. She needed help. There was beer. Good times. It was worth it.” As for the procedure itself, “you pull them out with your teeth, spit them in a bucket, next one. “There was other work that had to get done, so we had to hurry with that and move onto the next thing. It’s just a little lamb. It’s not a big animal. I have pictures. “The blood on your mustache is the worst part.” If you weren't thoroughly grossed out yet, here's more from the article: “Grey is not somebody you want to mess with,” Giants center and captain Shaun O’Hara said. “He keeps all of his toenail clippings and callous shavings all season long in a cup, and if anybody wrongs him and he deems it necessary, he will dump that cup in a personal belonging of theirs. He’s known for that.” |
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