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2007 NFL Season
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Yes god forbid they only win by 21 points.I just hope the Giants don't lay down next week and rest.
Well judging by the calls the Pats have gotten all season I would say the Refs don't know much either.
blah blah, negative nilly. You are so full of it.
I'd never thought I'd do this but I have to....
Let's Go Giants!
(you have no idea how much that pains me to actually cheer for Eli Manning)
Let's Go Giants!
(you have no idea how much that pains me to actually cheer for Eli Manning)
Keep on hating
Just doing my job as a Jets fan. You know if it was reversed you'd be doing the same thing.
I do want to see Manning's TD mark broken by Brady though.
Oh of course..But I don't think we'll be talking about the flipside in this lifetime. I mean..The J-E-T-S???
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Earlier this season when the Packers were decimating, I think it was either the Vikings or Oakland...
I actually got a bit pissed since it took a few minutes for Sunday Ticket to kick in and play the rest of the game for me....
Oh of course..But I don't think we'll be talking about the flipside in this lifetime. I mean..The J-E-T-S???
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Well I thought that was obvious.
I'll be grateful if I see just one Super Bowl victory in my lifetime.
With draft picks like DaBustaShaw Ferguson and Armless Pennington,I doubt it...
Because I'm from Boston
Oh right. I'm used to dishing it out, not receiving it (baseball wise, certainly not football wise)
Carry on then.
If I'm ever up in Boston, we'll have to meet up and talk s*** and sports.
You can always become a Giants fan, we made the playoffs again this year.
And you'll be out in the first round again because Eli is inconsistent. I have a better shot of knowing when my friend is having her period then trying to figure out which Eli shows up.
They have won their past 7 road games, and every game they play this post season is on the road.
Again that's the regular season. You know and I know that what you do in the regular season doesn't mean anything once you get to the post season.
Oh right. I'm used to dishing it out, not receiving it (baseball wise, certainly not football wise)
Carry on then.
If I'm ever up in Boston, we'll have to meet up and talk s*** and sports.
Absolutely..I'll even buy you a Red Sox hat to wear
Giant's fan(s)...If the Giants go one and out,is Coughlin done?Or does he come back??
Absolutely..I'll even buy you a Red Sox hat to wear
Giant's fan(s)...If the Giants go one and out,is Coughlin done?Or does he come back??
I'd rather die then wear a Red Sox (or any New England) gear.
I did manage to watch Fever Pitch.... but I promptly turned it off after Barrymore got arrested.
NBC, CBS TO SIMULCAST PATRIOTS-GIANTS
NBC and CBS will both broadcast Saturday's Patriots-Giants game, the NFL announced today.
"We have taken this extraordinary step because it is in the best interest of our fans," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in the league's statement. "What we have seen for the past year is a very strong consumer demand for NFL Network. We appreciate CBS and NBC delivering the NFL Network telecast on Saturday night to the broad audience that deserves to see this potentially historic game. Our commitment to the NFL Network is stronger than ever."
CBS and NBC will both carry the NFL Network feed of the broadcast, with Bryant Gumbel handling play-by-play and Cris Collinsworth handling commentary. Local stations in Boston (Channel 5), Manchester, New Hampshire (Channel 9) and New York (Channel 9) will also show the game.
This will be the first simulcast of an NFL game since Super Bowl I, which both CBS and NBC televised.
NBC and CBS will both broadcast Saturday's Patriots-Giants game, the NFL announced today.
"We have taken this extraordinary step because it is in the best interest of our fans," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in the league's statement. "What we have seen for the past year is a very strong consumer demand for NFL Network. We appreciate CBS and NBC delivering the NFL Network telecast on Saturday night to the broad audience that deserves to see this potentially historic game. Our commitment to the NFL Network is stronger than ever."
CBS and NBC will both carry the NFL Network feed of the broadcast, with Bryant Gumbel handling play-by-play and Cris Collinsworth handling commentary. Local stations in Boston (Channel 5), Manchester, New Hampshire (Channel 9) and New York (Channel 9) will also show the game.
This will be the first simulcast of an NFL game since Super Bowl I, which both CBS and NBC televised.
Just show it to Boston and Miami and spare the rest of us. I'm tired of the Pats already.
I only hope Belicheat sends the even more annoying Don Shula a bottle opener or something.
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