Phil Simms: "No, Eli Is Not One Of The Elites....."

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Originally Posted by Roosevelt

You got that right.

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Got what right?? That your still a moron trying to prove something...lol your agreeing with someone that said the 80's still rules his house. What's that say about you bud???:cool:

Anyway....

You guys care way to much about this elite crap. All I know is I will take Eli over anybody including Simms in his prime.....lol.

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Originally Posted by joemorrisforprez

Eli was definitely cautious, but not shaky. He helped keep the team in the game until the 4th, and then the rest is history.

At the time, the Patriots we not only undefeated, but they were 80-2 when entering the 4th quarter with a lead.



They were 80-3 by the end of the night.

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I would say he had some shaky moments. The Samuels pass being one of them. I'm not trying to knock Eli because he was young and came up so big against a great team. Just trying to keep it real.

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Originally Posted by Eliscruzzz

Got what right?? That your still a moron trying to prove something...lol your agreeing with someone that said the 80's still rules his house. What's that say about you bud???:cool:

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Why don't you and Roosevelt go get a room. LOL, JK

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Originally Posted by Roosevelt

Is that so? I didn't read that.

But let me ask you this. Did any of us expect this type of play by Eli again? I know I didn't.

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I didn't expect this type of play by anyone on our team, Eli included.

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Originally Posted by Eliscruzzz

Anyway....

You guys care way to much about this elite crap. All I know is I will take Eli over anybody including Simms in his prime.....lol.

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That means so much. Thanks.

I realize the term "elite QB" has just been abused to death.

I've seen Eli take over games .... the Tampa Bay game is a good example.

We've also seen games like Cincy, where Eli basically gift-wrapped a loss.

Given the offense Gilbride has installed, and given the defense Fewell employs, Eli has become completely indispensable.

Defensively, this is a bend and and hope for a turnover defense....they give up huge chunks of yardage, and can't get off the field on 3rd down. If the offense doesn't score at least 24 points, the Giants are screwed, because the defense is soft, as TC put it.

So people can argue if Eli is elite or not (I think 2 SB MVPs settles that debate, but that's just me)......but given the team he's got, it's pretty much mandatory that he plays well, otherwise it's likely going to be a loss.

No average QB could make the playoffs with today's Giants.

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Originally Posted by sharick88

Why don't you and Roosevelt go get a room. LOL, JK

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I don't do buttholes lol.

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Originally Posted by Roosevelt

That means so much. Thanks.

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just trying to piss you and your boyfriend off.

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Originally Posted by Eliscruzzz

Got what right?? That your still a moron trying to prove something...lol your agreeing with someone that said the 80's still rules his house. What's that say about you bud???:cool:

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No, seriously. I've been noticing your posts, and they're not impressive. How about the one where you referenced the loss of the Niners to the Rams to make your point when the Niners didn't lose? There's plenty more I could have ripped you for but you're too easy a target and I don't have the time.