Alligatorjandro
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If Thompkins and Dobson come back they will help out a lot.
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NFL 2013 Week 15 |OT| Winter Is Coming
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If Thompkins and Dobson come back they will help out a lot.
haha yeah I was way wrong on him. He might be a fine backup, and that whole team has quit, but he's not an answer. Teddy/Carr/JFF future
Alligatorjandro
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When did Austin Collie come back? I thought that was Amendola he was throwing to on the final play.
Because of an error on the espn app for windows phone, I went all evening thinking the Saints won 31 to 13. I saw this post, was confused about the depressed tone, and discovered the truth.
I am ok with this.
Though they could probably beat Denver, the Colts and the Bungles in the playoffs. Might lose too but it hard to predict the outcomes between 2 shit teams.
What would Gatas reaction be if he was confronted by one of those hot cheerleaders?
gata life
Crying, running away or premature celebration?
Buckethead
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90s Jags and Panthers were lots of fun.
I still have the Halloween cards when they became a thing.
I still have the Halloween cards when they became a thing.
I'd be proud of gata either way. If a hot lady not wearing very much gives him an oil painting of him in his prime; he did alright
Alligatorjandro
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What would you do if you were continued with a manly situation like changing a tire or tying your shoes.
I call AAA for the tires and my velcro dress shoes are the future.
AlucarD.eq
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Yes, any game from last Sunday. Something that would be interesting to watch for a group of people that doesn't know too much about football.
Thanks for the suggestion
gata life
I miss my man Mark. Only great QB we've ever had. The Smith/McCardell/Brunell/Taylor days.... sniff.
He got a SB ring!
manfestival
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Tanier makes a good point that by dragging their feet on Flynn, the Packers probably cost themselves a playoff berth:
http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/64720966/
http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/64720966/
Honestly I'd go back to last week's set of games. The entire batch of snow games were something special and a treat to watch. Sure games like those are incredibly rare, but man they are special.
Was the playoff win against Denver the highlight of the franchise?
Mark was on fire that day.
Bolt Vanderhuge
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Exactly why we should talk about the Phins. Bengals gonna choke the division to the Ravens and the 6 seed to Miami. It is known.
As much as I am an advocate that once you make the playoffs you have a good of a chance as anyone else our defense makes us a quick one and out. Better draft position! Cowboys was our Superbowl!
At least you can make a compelling troll argument that Geno is better than Eli
Futurevoid
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So with a 5-9 record and after the beat down by Seattle yesterday, the Giants locker room has begun to splinter a bit. It's been a minor miracle that it didn't happen sooner considering the losing the streak early on but winning 5 out of 6 even against garbage competition does wonders. After this loss however....
(lengthy post)
http://www.bigblueview.com/2013/12/...giants-antrel-rolle-brandon-myers-eli-manning
As mentioned, Coughlin generally takes the blame after a loss in his post-game speeches for not preparing the team well enough but the report above doesn't go all the way. Rolle apparently cut the coach off mid-speech and went in hard at the team for lack of passion and playing with no heart. Here's his words:
As mentioned, Coughlin wasn't blind to it either. He called the offensive effort "pathetic" and specifically called out players who showed no effort on the field:
Brandon Myers was one of the players who looks to have been called out for effort as he took to twitter to defend himself:
Art Stapleton also posted:
'Trel wasn't shy about pointing the finger at the offense either. More specifically certain players on the offense that "had no pulse" as he said several times though he was diplomatic in not mentioning names (*cough* Hakeem Nicks *cough*)
Watching the game yesterday, it was obvious who was interested and being there and who wasn't. The defense played its heart out and give it everything they had and the half of the offense looked it preferred to be at home watching the game instead of playing it.
3 of the 5 starters on the offense line need to be let go at the end of the season. Hakeem Nicks has played himself out of a contract this season and frankly he can fuck off after the complete lack of heart he showed yesterday. Not fighting for contested passes, lazy fucking routes and then acting indignant about the coach labeling the offensive effort pathetic when he was one of the main culprits. He won't be in a Giants uniform in 2014.
(lengthy post)
http://www.bigblueview.com/2013/12/...giants-antrel-rolle-brandon-myers-eli-manning
As mentioned, Coughlin generally takes the blame after a loss in his post-game speeches for not preparing the team well enough but the report above doesn't go all the way. Rolle apparently cut the coach off mid-speech and went in hard at the team for lack of passion and playing with no heart. Here's his words:
As mentioned, Coughlin wasn't blind to it either. He called the offensive effort "pathetic" and specifically called out players who showed no effort on the field:
Brandon Myers was one of the players who looks to have been called out for effort as he took to twitter to defend himself:
Art Stapleton also posted:
'Trel wasn't shy about pointing the finger at the offense either. More specifically certain players on the offense that "had no pulse" as he said several times though he was diplomatic in not mentioning names (*cough* Hakeem Nicks *cough*)
Watching the game yesterday, it was obvious who was interested and being there and who wasn't. The defense played its heart out and give it everything they had and the half of the offense looked it preferred to be at home watching the game instead of playing it.
3 of the 5 starters on the offense line need to be let go at the end of the season. Hakeem Nicks has played himself out of a contract this season and frankly he can fuck off after the complete lack of heart he showed yesterday. Not fighting for contested passes, lazy fucking routes and then acting indignant about the coach labeling the offensive effort pathetic when he was one of the main culprits. He won't be in a Giants uniform in 2014.
Everyone choked this weak and lost easy games to shitty teams.
This trend will continue tonight when the Ravens get smoked by the Lions.
TheLegendary
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The backup qb situation was a bumbling mess tthe whole year.
Nicks has been shameful in every game I have watched. Like he is playing not to get hurt or is mad that Cruz got paid and he didn't. Either way, any team that pays him big money is dumb. No heart for the game
chicagocubsfan
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Go Ravens!
Futurevoid
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Reese paid the right guy. Cruz may have some silly drops here and again which comes down to concentration but there's never a time I question his effort/heart on the field. I made the case in the offseason that Nicks was the Giants #1 receiver and should be paid but I was dead wrong. I would be just fine if Coughlin benched his ass for the remainder of the season and put Randle/Jernigan/Murphy on the field since Cruz is likely done after the concussion/knee. At this point, you should be in talent evaluation mode. Fucking winning. This offense is broken from top to bottom and major changes are necessary in so far as personnel is concerned.
And Badford
And in a professional situation this should be a hedge against a team simply giving up, as players start playing for their own resume. Those who can't be assed to show that they aren't the ones hurting their team deserve their cut.
DeaconKnowledge
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gata life
He's going to pawn it the first chance he gets - needs the money.
VeryGooster
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Star-Ledger got my hopes up about Gilbride being ousted. Media is straight up eviscerating the Giants' coaching staff today.
I liked what I saw of Jernigan yesterday however amount of time he was in. Agree with Future about just sitting Nicks out. Dude has one foot out the door, anyway.
I liked what I saw of Jernigan yesterday however amount of time he was in. Agree with Future about just sitting Nicks out. Dude has one foot out the door, anyway.
It was certainly one of them. There was the year we went 14-2. If it weren't for the damn Titans(beat us three times that year!). Or sending Marino into retirement in humiliation.
Mackenzie 92
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Pats waived this guy on May 10th
14 receptions in last 3 games for almost 300 yards, 6'4 210. I bet Tammy would have enjoyed him this year.
14 receptions in last 3 games for almost 300 yards, 6'4 210. I bet Tammy would have enjoyed him this year.
Alligatorjandro
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Pats waived this guy on May 10th
14 receptions in last 3 games for almost 300 yards, 6'4 210. I bet Tammy would have enjoyed him this year.
he shouldve played better for the Pats and not gotten cut.
Maybe he had a shit qb throwing to him?
Alligatorjandro
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Geno isnt on the Pats.
djplaeskool
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What´s he doing nowadays?
That is clearly a deep ball to the sidelines.
Not a throw Tammy could make.
Had a real estate company that went bankrupt.
He is broke as fuck.
VeryGooster
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:jnc Saw that second stat a bit ago. Neither put any fight for their passes (in addition to just being bad throws to start).
Oh my. Can´t even secure a sportscaster gig? Everyone else does!
Futurevoid
Member
Leaping to catch a high pass and getting dropped on your head isn't fighting for a pass now?
Yeah, I think everybody prior to this year thought Nicks was the better player, and everybody was wrong about him.
My only frustration with Coughlin right now is why Hankins and Moore aren't playing. However I put alot of the blame on the teams failure this season on Reese and Marc Ross. The drafts have been a disaster and the oline is in such shambles.
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