THEE NYG SWAG THREAD

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<H6 class=uiStreamMessage data-ft='{"type":1}'><SPAN class=messageBody data-ft='{"type":3}'>From Ohm Youngmisuk: Osi will practice. Herzlich may try to do a little today. Scott will also be on the practice field according to Coughlin.</SPAN></H6>



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why the hell wouldnt osi practice?
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It's really not that unusual for a guy to be questionable one week....start the game, play the whole thing, and then be rested during practice the following week to make sure he doesnt get hurt.
I'm just going to assume this is wholeunfiltered hatred thing you got going on for him </P>

[dezzzR]

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<div class="actorDescription actorName" data-ft="{&quot;type&quot;:2}">In Reese We Trust</div></h6>
<h6 class="uiStreamMessage" data-ft="{&quot;type&quot;:1}"><span class="messageBody" data-ft="{&quot;type&quot;:3}">From Ohm Youngmisuk: Osi will practice. Herzlich may try to do a little today. Scott will also be on the practice field according to Coughlin.</span></h6>



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why the hell wouldnt osi practice?
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It's really not that unusual for a guy to be questionable one week....start the game, play the whole thing, and then be rested during practice the following week to make sure he doesnt get hurt.
I'm just going to assume this is wholeunfiltered hatred thing you got going on for him </p>[/quote]he said he was fine last week. just read he aggravated the injury

[JPizzack]

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<DIV class="actorDescription actorName" data-ft='{"type":2}'>In Reese We Trust</DIV></H6>
<H6 class=uiStreamMessage data-ft='{"type":1}'><SPAN class=messageBody data-ft='{"type":3}'>From Ohm Youngmisuk: Osi will practice. Herzlich may try to do a little today. Scott will also be on the practice field according to Coughlin.</SPAN></H6>



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why the hell wouldnt osi practice?
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It's really not that unusual for a guy to be questionable one week....start the game, play the whole thing, and then be rested during practice the following week to make sure he doesnt get hurt.
I'm just going to assume this is wholeunfiltered hatred thing you got going on for him </P>


[/quote]he said he was fine last week. just read he aggravated the injury
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He'll play!! Our D is going to be on point again this week!</P>

[Morehead State]

[quote user="JPizzack"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="JPizzack"][quote user="dezzzR"]
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<DIV class="actorDescription actorName" data-ft='{"type":2}'>In Reese We Trust</DIV></H6>
<H6 class=uiStreamMessage data-ft='{"type":1}'><SPAN class=messageBody data-ft='{"type":3}'>From Ohm Youngmisuk: Osi will practice. Herzlich may try to do a little today. Scott will also be on the practice field according to Coughlin.</SPAN></H6>



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why the hell wouldnt osi practice?
</P>


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It's really not that unusual for a guy to be questionable one week....start the game, play the whole thing, and then be rested during practice the following week to make sure he doesnt get hurt.
I'm just going to assume this is wholeunfiltered hatred thing you got going on for him </P>


[/quote]he said he was fine last week. just read he aggravated the injury
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He'll play!! Our D is going to be on point again this week!</P>


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Isn't Osi our backup right DE?</P>

[JPizzack]

[quote user="Morehead State"]Isn't Osi our backup right DE?[/quote]</P>


idk...what does that have to do with anything?</P>

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Excellent article about Kiwi

http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2...wanuka_pi.html


Mathias Kiwanuka was one of the first players on the field Sunday,
warming up in a steady rain at MetLife Stadium. He was going through his
run “fits,” imagining himself coming downhill and meeting a lead
blocker and/or the ball carrier.</p>



About three hours later, on the first play from scrimmage in the Giants’
game against the Cowboys, Kiwanuka flew into the backfield where he
wrapped up Felix Jones and brought him down for a loss of 1 yard.</p>



It was a tone-setting play and he’d add another in the second
quarter, when he ran through fullback Tony Fiammetta to tackle Jones for
a loss of 2.</p>



Though these kinds of plays don’t come with the glory (and bargaining
power) of sacks, Kiwanuka has learned to accept them as a part of his
new life at linebacker.</p>



“You’ve got to thrive off it, start to enjoy it. And once you’re
given a role in the defense, you just kind of have to go out there and
do it,” Kiwanuka said Monday as he headed for his day-plus of rest
before preparation for the playoff game against the Falcons begins
today. </p>



“I told myself, ‘(defensive tackle) Linval Joseph is kind of in a
similar situation. You’re a run-stopper. I’m the run-stopper for the
linebackers.’ It’s tough because sometimes, the better you play, the
less you play. </p>



“But at the same time, you’re making that team one-dimensional and
you’re giving your team a better chance. If they’re not talking about
the other team running the ball that means I’m doing my job.”</p>



Kiwanuka’s job has been an important one for the Giants this season,
even if he’s not being talked about as much as the pass-rushers in front
of him.</p>



While Jason Pierre-Paul and Osi Umenyiora have gotten to the
quarterback a combined 25½ times, Kiwanuka has recorded just 3½ sacks.
That’s a half-sack short of last season’s total in 13 more games played.
The reason is he’s been mostly limited to being a run-stopper who
occasionally drops into coverage and sometimes puts his hand down as a
pass-rusher.</p>



Often, Kiwanuka’s contributions can’t even be measured in tackles,
such as in the season opener when he did a terrific job of taking on
lead blocks to keep the Redskins’ running game contained. As the Giants
prepare for the Falcons’ rushing attack, which struggled late in the
season but erupted for 251 yards against the Buccaneers on Sunday,
they’ll need such physical play from Kiwaunka.</p>



“That was really an outstanding game for Kiwi,” coach Tom Coughlin
said of his play against Dallas, adding: “We put a lot of time and
emphasis into stopping the run. One of the packages was what you saw
right away early in the game with Kiwi. He certainly did respond and
play well.”</p>



It’s been well-documented how Kiwanuka’s neck injury last season allowed him to accept and appreciate a role at linebacker he once resisted. Just being on the field again after a herniated disc threatened his career is enough to make him smile.</p>



Toss in another shot to experience his first playoff victory as an
active player (he was on injured reserve with a broken leg during the
run to Super Bowl XLII), plus 16 games played, and you have a guy who’s
thankful for a lot right now.</p>



“Just dealing with family issues, from my brother’s motorcycle
accident (in May 2010) to myself being injured and not being able to
complete a season, being on IR for the second time in five years, it
becomes tough,” he said. “So having completed an entire regular season,
it was an emotional moment.”</p>



Especially since he made it through this season despite a lot of pounding on his neck as a run-stopper.</p>



“It’s definitely more of a physical toll because you’ve got a running
start against a guy who might be shorter but a lot of those fullbacks,
they pack some weight,” he said. “It’s a physical game, but that’s my
style of football. I like to come downhill, I like to hit. I like when a
team has a big fullback they have confidence in because that means I’m
going to be out there a lot and get a chance to get to the ball.”</p>



For the Falcons, that big fullback was Ovie Mughelli, whom the Giants
attempted to sign before Atlanta outbid them in 2007. Mughelli has been
on injured reserve since suffering a knee injury in October, and it’s
no coincidence Michael Turner has only two 100-yard games since Mike Cox
took over at fullback. (Turner eclipsed 100 yards four times in seven
games behind Mughelli.)</p>



Still, Turner’s 172-yard performance against Tampa on Sunday means
the Giants need Kiwanuka and the rest of the front to play well so they
can do the other thing Kiwanuka still loves — get after the quarterback.</p>



Even if it is his old Boston College buddy Matt Ryan, whom he described as “fearless” when making throws into coverage.</p>



“There’s one way to rattle any quarterback: you hit them in the face a
few times and that makes their job a lot harder,” Kiwanuka said. “If
you shut down the run and make them one-dimensional, put them in
situations where they have to throw the ball, that gives us an
(advantage), especially with that front we have.”</p>

[MattMeyerBud]

great story on Kiwi

im over in ATL's forums stirring it up. Some good dudes over there, haven't bumped into any *******s yet

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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"]great story on Kiwi

im over in ATL's forums stirring it up. Some good dudes over there, haven't bumped into any *******s yet
[/quote]Whats the ATL forum you're on, share a link with us.... Lets over run those backwards ***, country bumpkin, redneck, fairweather dirty bird falcon fans

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Jets QB Greg McElroy on 97 The Zone in Birmingham (as per Mike Francesca)

"The Jets are not a fun place to be, I assure you. Its the first time Ive ever been surrounded by extremely selfish individuals"

[bigblue4417]

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