Tom Coughlin: 'I'm Just Happy That We Could Win This Game'
by Ed Valentine on Sep 12, 2010 6:52 PM EDT
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PrintIt's a historic first win for the New York Giants franchise here in the brand new stadium. We talked definitely about that. I thought that it is an outstanding win for our team. I thought our defense played the run very well. We gave up some yards in the pass, gave up some yards on third down, but the turnovers were huge and the ability to get the interceptions and to turn them back. Unfortunately we made turnovers on the offensive side of the ball. We didn't run the ball very well. Their defense was very good and always has been a very good defense against the run. We made some plays. We got some points on the board. I thought that no one is very happy about the way we finished the game. We do have a ways to go. We've got a lot of things to work on. I was not pleased with our kicking game - our kickoffs, our coverage team, and obviously the breakdown in the punt protection at the end of the game, which, in circumstances other than these could cost you the football game, so I'm very happy about the win. The players are very happy about the win. There was a lot said going in about this game and about what happened last year and I'm just happy that we could win this game, the first game in this stadium.
Q: You had several sacks at the end of the game, but none in the beginning. What do you attribute that shift to?
A: Well, I think the one thing that you've got to remember is that the plan was set primarily for the run and play action and until it got to be where they were behind by a couple of scores and they were throwing the ball every down, we were pretty much still in the mode of trying to defend against what we set out to defend at the beginning of the ball game, which was the run and play action, et cetera. Now, once they had to throw the ball to get back in it, then we were able to pin our ears back and those combinations of different personnel groups that we played in the game started to get some pressure.
Q: How encouraging was the red zone play today?
A: Well, we've had some good goes in the green and the red zone during the preseason and it carried over. Today we turned them away is the big thing and I think that the interceptions in the end zone when they were pressing so hard to get back in the game were huge as far as our ability to take a deep breath, particularly after that last interception (we threw), which, you know, third and five, you're calling something basically as safe as you can call it and we got a tipped ball - we had three tipped ball interceptions today. Any time you tip the ball in the middle of the field it's going to end up that way. Unfortunately, that's what happened, but the defense came back and bailed us out on that it. It was good. The sudden change idea - they went out, they weren't wagging their tails, they went right to work and they got the turnovers again.
Q: How much did it hurt to lose Kevin Boss so early?
A: Obviously, we've got two tight ends on the roster. And he goes out, right away in the game...we had prepared different combinations with Will Beatty at tight end. It could have been Boss at the backside or Travis, et cetera, and we were forced to use those combinations much earlier than we would have hoped. We also came out of some things that we just weren't able to do so we had to scramble a little bit to get back and narrow in on what we could and couldn't do but we made a nice adjustment there. The offensive coaches did a real nice job of adjusting and I think we were able to go forward.
Q: How is Kevin Boss?
A: I really don't know.
Q: What did you see different in the defense today from the end of last season?
A: What we did was we played the run much better. We were very conscious of gap control. We didn't lose sight of our gap responsibilities. We tackled better. There were some occasions where we were a little frustrated that in the open field we didn't get the tackle the way we thought we would but I think that our people - there is a lot of pride here and I think we prepared well. That's an outstanding running scheme, it really is. That division features an outstanding running game, but we were able to defeat some blocks, to hold our gaps and to get good pressure. When we brought our pressure out of the secondary, I thought that did help today as well.
A: I think it's a magnificent place. It's a wonderful stadium. Everyone who comes here and visits here and who we played in the preseason or even today with John Fox, they speak extremely highly of our new home and it's a wonderful place to play. It's a little bit different in terms of - the wind was a factor earlier in the game today and it was the first time that we've actually seen that type of wind. We didn't see that in preseason, so it was a good learning experience for us to play.
Q: Which end was the wind coming from?
A: It was swirling, as it normally does here. It was more of a crosswind.
Q: Talk about the special teams play.
A: I did speak of special teams play and I was quick to get off of the subject. We didn't cover kicks very well. We didn't kick the ball very well. Our punter was not good until after the kickoff after the safety, which we did hit the ball the way we've been the majority of the time as he's improved, he did, but we've got a lot of work to do there. We didn't tackle well. We, again, got into some missed tackles on coverage. On the other hand, I thought that Darius Reynaud did a good job and played a couple of those natural things like the bouncing ball, he didn't just get out of the way and let the ball roll to down inside the five-yard line. He did a good job of having a feel for where the coverage team was and whether or not he could be safe in fielding the ball and he did stick it up in there too.
Q: What about Deon Grant and the rotation of the safeties?
A: I like the fact that they're out there playing. I like the fact that they've had a chance and an opportunity to play together and communicate throughout the entire game and have some combinations where Grant was able to be out there too with the three safety set, a very wise and intelligent player that has been in the game and with both Kenny Phillips and Antrel Rolle and the way they came down today, they gave us a little pressure in the running game.
Q: How big of a difference do you see in this team from last year to today?
A: I saw a huge difference. As I said, they've kind of pointed towards how badly we all felt by the way they worked in the offseason and the way we came through the summer sessions, et cetera, so there wasn't any question about people focused and coming to play and staying with it even when things didn't necessarily go our way. It was kind of a real difficult first half to get going.
Q: You had three tipped interceptions. Eli didn't let that ruin his day. What does that say about him?
A: That really shows the confidence that he has in himself. He was upset about - Eli knows football very well - he was upset about the last one really, but he continued to stay focused and not to let the last play determine the outcome of the next play, which is very important.
Q: What did you think of the atmosphere here? Do you think this will turn into a real home field advantage?
A: I do. I do feel that way. I do think that the fans received us well today. They were a little upset with some things that went on in the first half but I think they were into the game, they were focused, they were in a position to support our team. I like the enthusiasm and I hope that it grows and continues to improve and we're all hoping that this becomes a very, very difficult place for people to come and play.
Q: Do you have high expectations for Hakeem Nicks this year?
A: Well, he came back. He didn't start the game as well as we had hoped but he did come back and he did play through. He got his ankle rolled up a little bit. He went in and did a nice job. He concentrated on the sideline, caught the deep ball, made the nice maneuver on the back side and got himself open for a touchdown there, so it was real important that he come back and play.
Q: How did you guys memorialize 9/11?
A: Well, we don't ever want to forget 9/11. We talked about it throughout the course of the week, what was coming up. We knew about the historic significance of this game here for us, but we also paid homage to those who died in September 11th and we told the players and the players responded very well. We had a two-fold idea. One was to win this game and two was to honor America and honor our city and I think the guys did that today.
Q: What did you think about the pass protection?
A: I did think that although we didn't run the ball very well today, I thought we did protect the passer.
Q: How is Chase Blackburn doing?
A: I really don't know. I haven't talked to anybody medically.
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Solid
But I hope the OL improves the run blocking
by MSP Giant on Sep 12, 2010 7:09 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
"we've had some good goes in the green and the red zone"
whats the difference? Is it the green zone when Giants are on offense and red zone when they play D? So confused
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 7:21 PM EDT reply actions
Green Zone is like the area real close to the Red Zone
Hello everyone, my name is Curtis Granderson, and I'm a bus-o-holic
A supporter of the MFY.
The White Zone is for Loading and Unloading Only.
I was thinking the other day they should just call it the Blue Zone because either way when they’re in it on O or D, they frickin just own it.
by BigBlueDeadHead on Sep 12, 2010 9:39 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
We're looking like the best team in the NFC.
From top to bottom we played a better game than any NFC team.
And Michael Vick is looking good, I like him hope he gets to start again… but that Dog fighting crap was stupid. I hope we don’t have to face him, because he can trouble us.
But right now we’re looking like the best, hope we beat the Colts to solidify what I said up top.
Eli Manning
“They doubled Steve Smith a lot today”.
- so they do double Steve Smith. That’s the Giants Steve Smith. And you ain’t gonna be able to do that, cuz Nicks and Ham are too good.
lol Wow you have great memory.
I’ll make sure to keep me opinions to myself for now on. lol
I didn't know you said that...
but there were a lot who think that Steve Smith is just a overrated slot WR, when its pain stakingly obvious that he’s more then that.
Teams were double teaming him last year as well.
But as time goes on, the only reason they won’t be able to double him is cuz they’re getting reamed by Nicks and Ham.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 8:22 PM EDT up reply actions
agree
can’t double team all 3 of them
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 8:24 PM EDT up reply actions
Happy to wear
my Steve Smith anyways
Against all odds, against all circumstance were you don't have a shot, you succeed
All you hear about is the past, the past... the past is the !@#$ing past, this is the present.
THIS IS TEMPORARY! A CHAMPIONSHIP IS PERMANENT
-Michael Strahan
***
Steve Smith jersey
Against all odds, against all circumstance were you don't have a shot, you succeed
All you hear about is the past, the past... the past is the !@#$ing past, this is the present.
THIS IS TEMPORARY! A CHAMPIONSHIP IS PERMANENT
-Michael Strahan
Ham
was solid. Of course Nicks played a great game aside from the one costly drop/deflection.
"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells
I thought Manningham was better than Nicks
yeah, he has the 3TDs but he also had a ton of dropped balls especially in the first half.
Manning to Manningham always equaled a catch and Manningham broke a lot of tackles as well
by mclaren_is_the_best on Sep 12, 2010 9:41 PM EDT up reply actions
4 targets to Manningham
4 receptions
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
On which down?
Teams like to double Smith on 3rd down when he moves to the slot. I haven’t seen him doubled on 1st or 2nd down.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
I dunno, those are Eli's words.
SS12 didn’t have a ton of targets so I’d think it was more then just third down when he’s in the slot.
Only time I really noticed was that deep pass that they called PI on, cuz SS12 torched the DB.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:47 PM EDT up reply actions
Full quote
“Carolina did a good job, they doubled Steve Smith a lot today and that leaves man to man on the outside and we need those guys to win for us.”
To me he’s saying that Smith is in the slot and Manningham and Nicks are on the outside.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
well there's 2 outside's
So its not unheard of for Smith to be on one and either of the other 2 to be in the slot.
I’d say its a mix of it all. Either way Smith is getting doubled, and if anyone says Steve Smith never gets double teamed by a defense, they’re wrong. That’s all.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:01 PM EDT up reply actions
I'm a believer that Smith is a slot WR
Nothing more. From everything I’ve seen, he gets doubled on the inside because of his ability to get open on 3rd down. However, he doesn’t get that treatment when he’s on the outside.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
So what?
He can’t run to the middle of the field if he is on the outside. Not being doubled up is irrelevant because you very rarely double team players on base formations.
by mclaren_is_the_best on Sep 12, 2010 10:08 PM EDT up reply actions
Not true
Wheel routes and slants are two routes that go toward the middle.
Also, do you think Randy Moss or Andre Johnson don’t get doubled out of base formations.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
Not really they don't, You can have the safety over the top in the cover 2 but they still play that against Steve Smith as well
Yes wheel routes and slants are middle-ish routes but you need to have more variation in your route running
by mclaren_is_the_best on Sep 12, 2010 10:16 PM EDT up reply actions
Your belief
would be wrong.
Especially if you remember the time he was so wide open on the outside the defender tried to yank his shirt off.
Against all odds, against all circumstance were you don't have a shot, you succeed
All you hear about is the past, the past... the past is the !@#$ing past, this is the present.
THIS IS TEMPORARY! A CHAMPIONSHIP IS PERMANENT
-Michael Strahan
based on him TORCHING one of the Panthers DBs
when he was one on one on the outside.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:11 PM EDT up reply actions
It was man coverage
He wasn’t doubled. Smith got by Marshall and there was no safety help over the top so Marshall resorted to grabbing the jersey.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
I said it was one on one.
but he was on the outside, not the slot.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:18 PM EDT up reply actions
That's my point
He gets doubled on the inside only. Teams don’t fear him enough to double him on the outside.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
that's one play.
but we’re just talking about slot vs outside.
Not him being DT’d.
Eli will only throw to a deep WR if its single coverage anyway, for the most part.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:21 PM EDT up reply actions
I link being doubled
with where you should play.
If you can’t draw double coverage or safety help, then you shouldn’t be playing on the outside. You should play on the inside.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
the point is...
he is doubled. Eli said it. Where and when it was, who knows.
Whoever said he isn’t doubled is wrong. That is all.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:23 PM EDT up reply actions
SO WHAT?
I don’t understand what you’re trying to say…. They don’t double him? who cares really??
by mclaren_is_the_best on Sep 12, 2010 10:22 PM EDT up reply actions
you're spot on GD
You play to win the game!
by Simms-McConkey on Sep 13, 2010 7:58 AM EDT up reply actions
I think
even if Smith is just a slot WR, there is nothing wrong with that. Wes Welker does it and he is pretty damn good at it.
Nicks and Ham on the outsides is great, one of them gets doubled then the other two make you pay for it
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 10:20 PM EDT up reply actions
But when I say that
people see it as a slight against Smith.
"I was going to separate from this guy and make him look silly." -- Kevin Boss
its not
I guess we want to see Smith as the #1, deep threat, double coverage guy. He is CAN do those things BUT his best work is done in the slot/posession/move the chains guy. Nicks and Ham outside for the deep stuff is what they are good at
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 10:33 PM EDT up reply actions
Smith is definitely not a deep threat
but who cares really?
he is a really good WR that has made our offense very hard to stop.
by mclaren_is_the_best on Sep 12, 2010 10:34 PM EDT up reply actions
I don't see it that way at all...
The problem is the Giants often will pass in a 2 WR set….so naturally when you say that Smith is “better in the slot” or whatever is was….people assume you want to take him off the field on 1st and 2nd down (or whenever we are in 2 WR set).
Fact is…someday, that may happen, but not yet. So while it’s true that Smith is in fact better inside….it doesn’t mean he won’t play outside….at the same time there were times today when MM and Nicks out there by themselves.
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman
I'm a believer
that the only 1 of the Giants top 3 who’s strictly one thing, its Hakeem Nicks who’s strictly an outside guy.
Smith and Ham (Smithfield Ham?) are both interchangeable in the slot and on the outside.
It was proven numerous times last year. See: 100 yard efforts by both against Dallas, Week 2.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:13 PM EDT up reply actions
Darrelle Revis plans on holding out in 2 yrs.
WOW, now its time to watch the Cowgirls lose to the Redbums(plzzz)
Did anyone see
NBC’s Eli and Petyon commerical? funny stuff
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 8:05 PM EDT reply actions
youtube link?
Hello everyone, my name is Curtis Granderson, and I'm a bus-o-holic
A supporter of the MFY.
can't find it
maybe tomorrow. NBC will proberly air it 50 times during this game
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 8:22 PM EDT up reply actions
I guess Im lucky
The telecast of the NFL games were delayed in Aus so my timing for getting up (the live feed on the net started at about 3:30 here) was wrong and I missed most of the first half. I only saw the great half of football the Giants played in the second half, and I loved it. I think that the D may have got its swagger back and thats something Im very excited about. Lets hope this win sets the tone for the season, up the Giants!
2010 is the year of the Giants!
Game Thoughts
First and foremost, a win in the first game is a win, period. So there are alot of positives about this game:
1) The Dline played good, they showed real push and gap control. The fact that they are starting Canty and Bernard to me shows that these guys were more affected by their injuries last year than we thought. Did Linval even get in there.
2) The safeties played pretty good, although they were confused at times. Phillips made that incredible play on the goal line, then what was he doing on some of those long third down conversions. Very up and down but they looked aggressive.
3) I just saw Eli was 20 for 30 , hell, if guys caught all the balls that hit them in the hands we would have had a great day. A few balls sailed on him but overall he was solid.
4) The OL is the fine, same ole same ole. The pass blocking was excellent, the run blocking was no bad – I still contend that sometimes our backs just aren’t hitting the hole, in the first half, if you want to whine about the lack of run yards, even Bradshaw was coming to complete stop, then trying to wait for something to develop. In the NFL you cannot STOP, period. Just hit the hole and take what you can get. Bradshaw was always trying to bounce it somewhere, sometimes you just have to go. We will need to pick up an impact back either in FA or the draft next year. Poor Rich Seubert, everyone in the world is trying to run him out of town and all he does is go out there and play solid.
5) Terrell Thomas blew several third downs, he needs to be aggresive and try to tackle, not wait at the first down marker and let the guy juke him. Be aggressive!
6) Who are our linebackers, I wouldn’t know. I think I saw Goff make a tackle but I am not sure.
7) How does Quinn have a job, our specials blow. I like Renaud, he seems confident fielding the ball, the trys to make the first guy miss and get what he can, I am glad he has solidifed the position.
8) Matt Dodge needs to be on the waiver wire TODAY! We cannot have this, i don’t care if he can kick it 90yds in the air. He will costs us games until he learns consistency, and the block was not his fault but he still blows.
9) How did Ramses Barden make this team? But that gaffe was the coaches fault for putting him in the position to make that error.
10) Kevin Boss might not be long for this league – to me, he is a “hit magnet” that might have a short career. Coughline better figure out what to do at this spot, Beckham is not stout enough to block at the point of attack. Hello Bear Pascoe.
11) THe officials can’t get the call right even with replay. Nicks was clearly out on the sideline play, he bobbled it and only had one foot in. How could they get an accurate spot with the angles we saw on the 4h down unless they had something we could not see.
12) Manningham flashed, good to see it.
13) Hedgecock had a huge block on that big Bradshaw run.
I wish we could figure out how to cover a kickoff or a punt, its to the point where we need to see Kiwi and starters out there. Between that and Dodge I don’t have enough Tums in my cabinet. You can’t give the opposition the ball at the 40 every time.
1-0 and first place, ugly but we will take it….. Bring on the Colts.
he let a pass perfect for him, get away and end up being the last tipped interception
he had both hands on it as he reached high and jumped for it, but did not pull it down
"I want it all, and I want it as quickly as I can get it." - Keith Bulluck
I'm not agreeing with dubsrub that he shouldn't be on the team
that’s just what happened and I was pissed all game with those tipped passes…must’ve been like 6 of them…half resulting in ints
"I want it all, and I want it as quickly as I can get it." - Keith Bulluck
that pass was about 9 feet high.
how is that perfect?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:06 PM EDT up reply actions
Catchable
but not perfect
Against all odds, against all circumstance were you don't have a shot, you succeed
All you hear about is the past, the past... the past is the !@#$ing past, this is the present.
THIS IS TEMPORARY! A CHAMPIONSHIP IS PERMANENT
-Michael Strahan
by Willgfass on Sep 12, 2010 9:11 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
what's the sarcasm signs again? is it this ~?
b/c I meant it sarcastically that it was perfect only for Barden b/c he’s 6’6" and those hands/fingertips should’be pulled it in…I mean, that should be his forte…should it not…but I still think he was felt exposed esp in the middle of the field to a great big hit waiting to happen, otherwise he would’ve gotten that ball
"I want it all, and I want it as quickly as I can get it." - Keith Bulluck
There's a few things
tito uses THIS IS SARCASM
I prefer ending it with /sarcasm
Against all odds, against all circumstance were you don't have a shot, you succeed
All you hear about is the past, the past... the past is the !@#$ing past, this is the present.
THIS IS TEMPORARY! A CHAMPIONSHIP IS PERMANENT
-Michael Strahan
ahh ok WILL do Willgfass :)
"I want it all, and I want it as quickly as I can get it." - Keith Bulluck
I just felt it hit his fingertips...
he made a great job of coming back to the ball and getting “space” (b/c everyone says he gets no separation)…and Eli sails one to him way too high. Had it been perfect he woulda hit him in the numbers. There was no reason for that ball to be thrown that high. IMO.
I counted I think 2 maybe 3 snaps for Barden on Offense…and on 1 of those plays he got “wide” open…Eli’s gotta hit him w/ that ball.
Directly from Above:
Q: You had three tipped interceptions. Eli didn’t let that ruin his day. What does that say about him?
A: That really shows the confidence that he has in himself. He was upset about – Eli knows football very well – he was upset about the last one really,
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman
I just realized...Eli was probably doubly upset about that throw
A) because it was high and resulted in an INT
B) he probably knew this ridiculous amount of criticism would continue to follow Ramses. Eli is very “mindful” of his WRs. He has stated that Barden deserves a shot to get on the field. i’m sure he knew that Ramses got maybe 2-3 snaps. He was probably trying to get him the ball…try to help him get the “monkey of his back”, sure enough he throws one too high…and the onslaught continues.
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman
makes sense
like I said before, Eli would never throw one of his WRs under the bus. He wants him on the field, he see his talents and knows he will help this team
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 11:05 PM EDT up reply actions
you need better eyes for the LB's
they were fine and played well.
And Ramses play wasn’t really his fault. He had to jump for the ball, it was thrown 100mph. Seeing it again that one was on Eli more then the WR unlike the other 2.
Ramses ran a good route and was wide open. That’s why he made the team. IF you want to blame one player for that gaffe, I wonder why Eli is on the team.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 8:50 PM EDT up reply actions
Free, you're whacked....
Barden had BOTH hands on the ball, just like his debut in the preseason, he gets his chance and cant’ do anything with it. Any pro has to make that catch. Thats Bardens chance to shine, his big opportunity and thats what he does?
We have one TE with a perpetual concussion on the roster, but we keep Barden because so many want “plaxico light”. Let it go already.
I blame the coaches for putting him in in that spot. If you want to play someone that earned the opportunity, play Cruz. Cruz has AT LEAST showed something in the preseason, Barden has showed absolutely NOTHING in a real game situation. Yet so many are enamored because of what his phsical attributes are or what he did in practice. None of that matters, you have to make plays in a GAME.
by dubsrub on Sep 12, 2010 9:10 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
use the DVR.
check it twice.
100mph, 9ft high, 8 yard pass.
ITs on Eli.
F Cruz. You can hype up his one single game against a Jet 5th team scrub, but he’ll never play a down. He ain’t Barden.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:13 PM EDT up reply actions
he got 2 hands on it
cuz he’s 6"6
Cruz doesn’t get anything on it and its picked anyway.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:14 PM EDT up reply actions
all you have to do is read the post that Ed made....
it’s right there in the answer from Coughlin….if Eli is upset about it what does that say? It was a bad pass.
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman
Nicks...
nicks catch was good.. if you watch the replay he never takes his right hand off the ball after he supposedly “bobbles” it
thank you so much...
I said that from the first time I saw it but those clowns in the booth keep saying it was bobbled….open your eyes!!!
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman
I disagree completey
and wonder how people can see anything differently.
We ran it and paused it a million time frame by frame….
He gets the ball, the ball MOVES (bobble), THEN he gets his right foot down, then his left lands well out of bounds.
Thats what it was, if you want to believe something else, then fine but I will call myself objective and call you a homer if you believe otherwise.
by dubsrub on Sep 12, 2010 9:12 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
I disagree completely
He has huge hands. IMO he was palming the ball. Moving it towards his body to cradle the ball with both hands.
"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells
he had it in both hands...he got hit and his left hand came off the ball....
it was in his right hand the entire time and never moved…thats what I saw. Maybe I saw something totally different from you, but to take it to “homer” status…c’mon.
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman
I agree...sort of
He caught the ball and was in the process of tucking it away. He has to take his left hand off the ball to tuck it under his left arm. It was coincidence that he got pushed right at that moment.
"Osi said he's going to London to see the Eiffel Tower." -- Michael Strahan (America's Game - 2007 NY Giants)
you're the only one that saw it that way.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:16 PM EDT up reply actions
Including the ref
"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells
the only ones who saw it that way
were Moose and Goose, and they were proven wrong by the refs themselves at least 3 times during the game.
What’s the opposite of a “homer”?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:18 PM EDT up reply actions
even
Moose at first thought it was a catch. Then he kinda wavered.
"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells
Moose and Goose
were cheering for the panthers in the game too so I don’t put stock in what they thought about a booth review
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:23 PM EDT up reply actions
obviousy
the referee disagreed with you. Obviously the ref had conclusive evidence to OVER-RULE the call on the field.
I guess the ref is also a “Homer”.
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nicks wasn't out of bounds on that catch
he transfered the ball into his giant right hand and was palming the ball when his first foot came down. play the replay in slow mo and you will see.
by blueforever on Sep 12, 2010 10:36 PM EDT up reply actions
any call in favor of the Giants is correct
any call against them is wrong.
That, as FB says, is all.
You play to win the game!
by Simms-McConkey on Sep 13, 2010 8:01 AM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Agreed
BTW did anyone notice the entire team talking about how they ended last year and how much that motivated them coming into this game? I think that says alot about what we’re trying to accomplish this year. Overall it was a decent game and a win, but just as the players mentioned, we still have a lot of work to do. Let’s face it, last year’s defense woulda gave up 4 TDs instead of 3 FGs & 1TD and we’d down by 28 before we knew what to do.
+1
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My thoughts...
- Stadium is awesome – you have a great seat even in the nosebleeds. And the train to the game is great, drops you right off at the MetLife gate.
- We looked a lot better than we did in pre-season.
- Special teams still stink. We traded draft picks for a return guy, and even he couldn’t get past the 20.
- Worried about Boss: this is why we shouldn’t have put Bear on the practice squad.
- Glad to see some life back in Osi, Tuck, and Kiwi, but we owe a lot of our success on defense, to the crappy Panther’s offense.
All in all, I thought it was a great game. I was sitting in the Panther’s family section, ticket courtesy of Greg Hardy (the DE that blocked the punt), and even they were all commenting on the poor job that Matt Moore and the offense were doing.
Oh, and I met the other Steve Smith after the game, along with a couple of other Panther’s players. Had no idea he was so darn short! I’m a whopping 5’4" and he was not much taller than me.
Great game – GO BIG BLUE! Hope to have another positive report after the game in Indy next week.
that's exactly where I sat last year week 1 vs. the 'skins
and I was surrounded by everyone wearing ‘skins apparel. In fact, the same people I went with last year went this year….same seats (right around the 40-45 yard line). This year I didn’t get the invite …
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Reynaud looked good, considering the circumstances
and that is the fact that Specials seem to not know how to block or cover well for that matter
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aaaaand the Cowpoke kicker misses
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definitely, he was already in the air when the whistle was blown, and the reciever was still up
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bit of extra protection for "America's team"
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The SB is in Dallas
The Cowgirls are going to get every call this season.
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WHY
did I start romo over Manning? Why??
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tsk tsk...too much koolaid :)
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why
did you draft Homo? I wouldn’t be able to root for Romo under any circumstances.
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It was an accident I SWEAR!
Yahoo has Romo rated better than Brady for some reason… I drafted him, scrolled down and Brady was still there….
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for stats?
why not, he’ll probably have another stat filled season.
His completion % will be top 5 in the NFL too, look at the crap they run. You really can’t pick that stuff off either, so he won’t throw many of them.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:38 PM EDT up reply actions
I'd still
rather have Brady. If only so I don’t have to take a long shower after every week I benefit from Romo
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truth.
tho I’d at least have to re-deodorant with Brady as my QB.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:44 PM EDT up reply actions
Does body fat show in your cheeks??
NEVER
Did I think that question would be asked during an NFL game
You can see a lot just by observing-Yogi Berra
He's a Joke
Yanks. Cowboys. What a clown
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i guess
he did not want to go to Buffalo to watch the Dolphins player.
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:26 PM EDT up reply actions
he does not want to go to buffalo to see the Dolphins play
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:26 PM EDT up reply actions
why the hell is lebron there
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:24 PM EDT reply actions
F*ck
Lebron. Get lost
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Taking his talents to Capitol Hill, I see
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to the Potomac
actually
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I know, I live in the area
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Joke
that the announcers made
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ah, I missed it
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Has any
gone from so loved to so despised quicker than LeBron?
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it even
took Favre a few years.
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haha
they should get a show on ESPN together
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:29 PM EDT up reply actions
Cowboys have just been walking down the field and haven't scored yet...this is kinda funny
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DELAY OF ROMO
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Romo's completion % will be sky high.
…cuz that’s all they do is throw screens and dump passes. Can’t wait to play these clowns again.
OVERRATED
"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells
but he had a carrer year last year
better then Eli, Dallas is great, home game for the super bowl, dez bryant is better then Irvin… Thatsmy best cowboy fan impression… nailed it
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:39 PM EDT up reply actions
and he throws geese when he throws downfield.
what a turd.
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:36 PM EDT up reply actions
wow, what a great throw by romo
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IS THERE 2 big A$$ holes
then these 2 clown. Jerry Jones and D Snyder.
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i hate papa johns
just because of that
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:39 PM EDT up reply actions
yeah, but they have better sauce then Pizza Hut or Dominoes
although I will always submit to the local real Italian Pizzeria down the block :)
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wow...
looking good guys
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god, romo is so overrated
all they do is gimmicky short passes and screens. Also they always run that cheap draw play.
If he played in our system he wouldn’t even complete 50% of his passes.
by mclaren_is_the_best on Sep 12, 2010 9:50 PM EDT reply actions
Collinsworth
and that moron Moose Johnston..all they talk about is how these defenses “didn’t show this in the preseason”.
For real…why are they gonna go balls out in the preseason? Its probably gonna takes something like say…an 18 game season, before this BS crap with putting so much stock in preseason play is ended.
They’re scrimmages. Glorified scrimmages. Do NOT take the gameplans seriously.
TOUCHDOWN!!!! WASHINGTON!
EAT IT ROMO!!!!
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BWAHAHAHAHHAHAAH
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LMAO, Wade Phillips is a moron
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HILARIOUS!!!
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hahahahahahahahahahaha
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 9:51 PM EDT reply actions
That's a Madden 11-esque play
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BTB must be throwing a shit-fit
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just checked
kinda like BGN during their game.
Season’s over, game over….etc. lol
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 9:55 PM EDT up reply actions
lol, i saw a couple peeps from PSA there
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HAHAHA
that was a reverse swinging gate for the Redskins.
I really hope the cowboys lose.
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That kinda reminds me of the fake field goal shit they tried to pull on us last year in D.C....that was awesome
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Exactly what I thought too
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no excuse for that
romo and wade are idiots
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From Yahoo
LB Chase Blackburn(notes), the Giants’ special teams captain, suffered a sprained knee while covering a second quarter kickoff and did not return to the game. Blackburn, who was coming back from a MCL sprain suffered in the Giants’ second preseason game, against Pittsburgh, said after the game that he didn’t think his injury was serious.
You can see a lot just by observing-Yogi Berra
awesome, hope to see him back soon
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Just so you guys know...
The Cowboy that I hate more than anything in the world…
Keith Brooking!
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Dunno if it was mentioned
but the answer to who starts, Osi or Kiwi..was both.
Osi started at DE, Kiwi at LB.
I think that we all can agree that
Kiwi looked awesome and played his heart out.
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Really?
Cool, they took my advice.
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they've said they'll get the best players on the field
and really I think it was really geared to stopping the run.
Next week is probably different, doubt Kiwi’s a LB against the Colts. I bet they start Grant the “third LB”,
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 10:15 PM EDT up reply actions
I'm down for that
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Andrea Kremer got nothing on Kim Jones
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They're both unattractive
We need to get some of the futbol reporters. Those latinas bring the heat.
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hate to say it but the NESN folk got it right with Watney
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Kolb is soosoososososos much better than McNabb
/phillyphan
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lmao another fail by Dallas
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I bet McNabb is thinking
“I thought my new coach actually could manage the time!”
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I think he's too busy thinking
“Holy crap…I’m actually not being booed in my own stadium every time I throw an incompletion!”
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Touche
haha
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Everything
is breaking the Redskins way. Can’t believe it
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It's glorious
There is no hope.... there is no future....there is only GRISSIONZ
The 2010 Mets- Hey, we may suck, but what did you expect?
not everything...
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yeah
I’m gonna shut uppa my mouth
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Or not...
silly fade plays
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two best teams in the NFC East right?
ESPN sure knows there stuff
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 10:22 PM EDT reply actions
ESPN couldn't even spell ESPN
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B = ?
"Osi said he's going to London to see the Eiffel Tower." -- Michael Strahan (America's Game - 2007 NY Giants)
BS
(bull shit)
make PN whatever you want
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BS
I get it
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haha
took me a second too
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 10:24 PM EDT up reply actions
redeemed himself
there
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Roy Williams Fail*
*tm
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Wow, Landry made a tackle
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confession time...
I started him over manningham…
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boooooooo
FAIL
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 10:28 PM EDT up reply actions
I know....
I tried not to be too much of a homer… It’s what I get for it
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how cute
Wade’s son is there too
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 10:29 PM EDT reply actions
Nice catch
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Hey look
who’s punter is crappy too.
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Dammit, friggin Washington
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The stench of failure is reeking from them
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This wouldn't be happening if they just hired Buck Showalter!
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Come on DC, help NY out and beat dem cowboys
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Good grief can Mike Sellers catch?
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Isn't sellers their fullback?
He’s their Hedgecock
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yea, two drops today
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he's a good FB...just dropping passes today
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yeap
DB’s seem to lack that now-a-days
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 11:31 PM EDT up reply actions
wow...washington trying to blow it
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Come on DC...
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One play, come on skinz
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quick
during the time out, put em in there
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 12, 2010 11:34 PM EDT up reply actions
hard to take you serious
with that dumbass as your avatar
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 11:35 PM EDT up reply actions
hahahaha
just thinking that too
Superman is back!
by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 11:34 PM EDT up reply actions
And shut up COllinsworth
this rivalry’s gone no where. The Redskins have sucked teh past few years but still played the Cowpokes well.
HOLDING!!
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FRICKEN HOLDING!!!!
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yessssssssssss
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 11:36 PM EDT reply actions
Holy freaking shit
There is no hope.... there is no future....there is only GRISSIONZ
The 2010 Mets- Hey, we may suck, but what did you expect?
DFA Colombo!
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HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAA
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that o-line
sucks so bad, and we complain about the Giants
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by The Always Well Dressed... on Sep 12, 2010 11:37 PM EDT reply actions
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
How about dem Cowboys?
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That was SO AWESOME!
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Just a perfect day of football
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The look on Wade Phillips' face....
PRICELESS!!!
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Tony Romo was brilliant...
good grief if Orakpo wasn’t held Romo would be on the ground crying, there was no brilliance there
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Romo would've gotten eaten if Barron doesn't hold him
…so stop fellating Romo, Collinsworth. What a dork this guy is
How good of a day is it
when the Giants win and both the Eagles and the Cowboys lose? That’ll always put a smile on my face.
by Well-Rounded Cube on Sep 12, 2010 11:59 PM EDT reply actions
all we need is the jets to get smashed and it'll be perfect
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