THEE NYG SWAG THREAD

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[quote user="lttaylor56"][quote user="dezzzR"]How great was weatherford " WERE GOING TO THE FUUUUCKING SUPER BOWL!!!!!!" lmao horrible snap, great hold.[/quote]That was Great. You could see him mouthing it perfectly. Weatherford was interviewed last week saying" If we don't make it to the sb, I'd rather not even go to the playoff's." This after two consecutive failed trips to the afc conference champ with the Jets.[/quote]</P>


I thought he was saying..."Mother *****superbowl!"</P>


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he was. i just found a gif of it...but i cant copy the link cuz it's blocked lol</P>

[bigblue4417]

During crunch time of Sunday’s AFC title game, Baltimore’s best
receiver was being covered in the slot by a second-string
receiver/emergency defensive back. And Anquan Boldin was repeatedly having his way with Julian Edelman.</p>


So what’s going to happen when the Patriots’ defensive backs have to handle Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, and Mario Manningham?</p>


Bad things, man.</p>


The Giants have much better receivers than they had four years ago,
and the Patriots don’t have the same caliber of defensive backs that
they enjoyed the last time these two teams met in a Super Bowl.</p>


It didn’t help that starting cornerback Kyle Arrington
left Sunday’s game with an eye injury, but the Pats’ defensive
backfield has had a rag-tag feel to it all season, and if they nearly
lost at home on Sunday to a team with a far less potent offense, the
Patriots will need the coaching performance of Bill Belichick’s life in
order to win this game.</p>


Apparently, the folks who make the odds believe Belichick will pull
it off, given that the Pats are three-point favorites. For amusement
purposes only, don’t be shocked (but be very amused) when that number
starts moving toward the Giants.</p>

[JPizzack]

[quote user="bigblue4417"]


So what’s going to happen when the Patriots’ defensive backs have to handle Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, and Mario Manningham?</P>


Bad things, man.</P>


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AAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA</P>

[dezzzR]

[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="dezzzR"][quote user="bigblue4417"]44 REALLY stepped up yesterday!!!
[/quote]yea he did. that was an awesome play at the end when eli found him by the sideline before eli got wreeecked.




How sick was tuck and jpp sack on smith. looked like smith kinda jumped and then they slammed his ***.

big td by manningham.
we got lucky, very very lucky.[/quote]

i agree

but can u NOW eat a little crow and admit that the 9ers are a good team
[/quote]sure. 9ers have good team, but overrated.

[dezzzR]

im still nervous.....

[dezzzR]

Theyre home
[img]http://cbsnewyork.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/giants-flag-waving-from-plane-****pit.jpg?w=300[/img]

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[quote user="bigblue4417"]

During crunch time of Sunday’s AFC title game, Baltimore’s best
receiver was being covered in the slot by a second-string
receiver/emergency defensive back. And Anquan Boldin was repeatedly having his way with Julian Edelman.</p>


So what’s going to happen when the Patriots’ defensive backs have to handle Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, and Mario Manningham?</p>


Bad things, man.</p>


The Giants have much better receivers than they had four years ago,
and the Patriots don’t have the same caliber of defensive backs that
they enjoyed the last time these two teams met in a Super Bowl.</p>


It didn’t help that starting cornerback Kyle Arrington
left Sunday’s game with an eye injury, but the Pats’ defensive
backfield has had a rag-tag feel to it all season, and if they nearly
lost at home on Sunday to a team with a far less potent offense, the
Patriots will need the coaching performance of Bill Belichick’s life in
order to win this game.</p>


Apparently, the folks who make the odds believe Belichick will pull
it off, given that the Pats are three-point favorites. For amusement
purposes only, don’t be shocked (but be very amused) when that number
starts moving toward the Giants.</p>[/quote]Me and my buddies were talking about that last nite at the bar (while HIGHLY intoxicated after our victory)I thought Edelman was a WR last season and was quite suprised to see him on the other side of the ball, but ya gotta do what ya gotta do with injuries, just look at our MLB situation.

Also our team is better than we were in 07, and their team is significantly worse then they were in 07. With the way our Defense has been playing these past few weeks, I can see us tearing it up come Feb 5th

[dezzzR]

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[quote user="dezzzR"][/quote]WOW, I need to get that to go with my Cruuuuuuuuuuz Salsa dance T-shirt

[MattMeyerBud]

[quote user="bigblue4417"]

During crunch time of Sunday’s AFC title game, Baltimore’s best
receiver was being covered in the slot by a second-string
receiver/emergency defensive back. And Anquan Boldin was repeatedly having his way with Julian Edelman.</p>


So what’s going to happen when the Patriots’ defensive backs have to handle Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, and Mario Manningham?</p>


Bad things, man.</p>


The Giants have much better receivers than they had four years ago,
and the Patriots don’t have the same caliber of defensive backs that
they enjoyed the last time these two teams met in a Super Bowl.</p>


It didn’t help that starting cornerback Kyle Arrington
left Sunday’s game with an eye injury, but the Pats’ defensive
backfield has had a rag-tag feel to it all season, and if they nearly
lost at home on Sunday to a team with a far less potent offense, the
Patriots will need the coaching performance of Bill Belichick’s life in
order to win this game.</p>


Apparently, the folks who make the odds believe Belichick will pull
it off, given that the Pats are three-point favorites. For amusement
purposes only, don’t be shocked (but be very amused) when that number
starts moving toward the Giants.</p>[/quote]

i was SCREAMING at the TV to throw the ball to boldin. I couldn't believe my eyes...

oh god do I hope Edelman is on cruz