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Gotta agree. He played better on a torn ankle than most receivers do on two good ones, then had a sprained MCL AND a mildly seperated shoulder in the Super Bowl, and all he did was beat his man by 10 yards to catch the game winning TD pass. He deserves to get paid.

Dude, that show is fucking weird. My niece watches it and its just creepy. The little girl is a cute kid and a pretty good actress, but everything else is just scary.

Comics are all supply and demand. Books from the 70's and earlier are worth money cuz only 100,000 or so would be printed, and most were discarded after they were read. Books from the 80's and later aren't worth anything because millions were printed, and everyone holds on to them. The "Death of Superman" book that "lists" for 20 bucks can't be sold to any shop, because they already have 30 copies of it that they can't sell. Who knows with DvDs. Maybe they'll be worth something, maybe not. But in either event, right now I'm watching the Giants beat Dallas. Seriously, this rules.

Open it!!!! It's awesome!

Dude, wanna hear something funny? There's another kid in town here that totally looks like Eli... I've been waiting to run into him again to take some pics. The last time I saw him I congratulated him on his "Super Bowl Win" and he seemed kinda pissed about it.

I just got my Giants "Road to XLII" dvd set... I'm so stoked! I'm watching the Giants beat Green Bay right now!

It's official: ALL NYG highlights are better with Bob Papa yelling play-by-play behind 'em.

The one that sticks out for me the most is the pick-6 vs. the Bills that sealed our playoff berth. Man, that was clutch.

I thought Wilkinson was going to compete for the job but got hurt in training camp. All I know is that he looked darn good filling in for Mitchell towards the end of last season. I'll bet we don't miss a beat.

No, Wellington Mara was the guy who chose to forego literally millions of dollars every year by voting for the NFL's collective bargaining agreement so that the Arizonas and Jacksonvilles of the NFL could have francises. If anything, he proved time and time again that he was all about the good of the game and the NFL and not about making hand-over-fist money... especially not by screwing the little guy.

I have to say that I'm not really thrilled with John Mara so far. From the stars on the sidelines (which was never a NYG thing), to some of the things that have come out of the front office regarding players, and now this. Seriously... sticking the fans with 1,000 each to keep their seats in the new stadium? Wellington Mara would have NEVER allowed that shit. Lame, lame, lame.

Yeah but I feel the difference is now we have a power O-line. In the Fassel/Collins era it was definitely more of a finesse line, which is why we were manhandled by the Ravens in the Super bowl. Snee, McKenzie, and Seubert are all maulers, and though Diehl is barely above average in pass protection, just watch him on his man when they run behind him. The only finesse guy is O'Hara.

At this point in their careers, I'd definitely pick Eli over Simms. Eli is just starting to become the QB we hoped he'd be when we drafted him, and Phil hasn't thrown a pass since his number was retired. He's probably really rusty.

Nice! Six more years of guaranteed third-and-short conversions! Remember how bad it used to suck to watch Ron Dayne get stuffed behind that crap O-line we had three years ago?

Yeah, I've gotten the "Giants suck" call too. I usually call back with, "Well, I hope we suck that bad every year."

Vs. the Panthers, yes Eli threw picks, but the D was just outright horrible. How many third-and-23's can you give up on a draw play? There was a third-and-23, a third-and-18, and something like a third-and-12 that were all converted because our D sucked so bad. Vs. the Eagles Eli actually brought us down the field for either a tie or a go-ahead score, but again, with two minutes left the D collapsed. Now here's the million dollar question: is our D better because of personnel, Spags, less injuries, or all of the above? Cuz when we needed a big stop this year (Packers) or a huge play or sack (Patriots) in the playoffs, our D came up HUGE.

Eli won us the Super Bowl, and was MVP. Right now I'd take him over Homo any day of the week. But it's an interesting comparison. I like how he says if postseason and division games are your barometer, you like Manning, but if stats and regular-season wins are what you judge QBs by, you like Homo.

That dude was fucking fat.

I always knew the Pope was evil.

It's should be "Wellington Mara Stadium." Period. Fuck Commerce Bank or whoever the fuck sponsors it.

I mean... he's got "crap" in his name. How bad can he possibly be?

It's a 30 day jail senetence, but it actually doesn't look like anything. All lawyers, judges, and football francises involved are saying it's basically nothing but he has to serve the sentence.

EA YOU STOOPID IMGRATE SIGN PAUL TAGLIABUE NOW!!!!!!!

Yeah, what's up with the New Orleans Saints' reference? This asshole just really wants out, doesn't he? "Oh yeah, if I ever got traded, the team that traded me had better watch out, because I'd really make them pay." Yeah... unless he was on injured reserve, having TD passes bounce off his hands, or crying that a WR was catching more passes than him. Go ahead, Jeremy. Go play for the new Orleans Saints and their whopping zero championships, overrated running back and HC that flopped here in NYC as a coordinator. We'll be defending our Super Bowl title.

IMHO, McNair doesn't deserve it. Yes, he's got one NFL MVP and four Pro Bowls, but how many rings does he have? He was a good QB, not a great one.