Posted: December 3, 2006 9:57 pm

The Great Gazoo comes through in the clutch!!!
How' bout them Cowboys!!!

Tell me about it. They are just not as precise as they were when they won their championships. Too many miscues. But I still love 'em.aeroparrot wrote:I think the Patriots were very lucky to get away what they did.
green1 wrote:Tell me about it. They are just not as precise as they were when they won their championships. Too many miscues. But I still love 'em.aeroparrot wrote:I think the Patriots were very lucky to get away what they did.
JUST KEEP WINNING !!![/Left Field ParrotHead wrote:
The Great Gazoo comes through in the clutch!!!
How' bout them Cowboys!!!
The refs felt sorry for them?SuperTrooper wrote:Can anyone tell me why the Lions didn't get a penalty for calling a timeout when they had none to use???![]()
SuperTrooper wrote:Can anyone tell me why the Lions didn't get a penalty for calling a timeout when they had none to use???Not that it mattered.
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What a day for Mike Vrabel. 2 INTs and gets knocked out on the last play.
That head butt was really sad....my jaw dropped on that one.LIPH wrote:The Giants came up small again. Tom Coughlin has 1 year left on his contract but he'll be unemployed as soon as the season's over. For a coach who has a reputatin for being a disciplinarian, the Giants are about the most undisciplined team in the NFL. How can a 15 year veteran like Bob Whtfield get a personal foul for head butting a defensive lineman after the play is over? Un-f'n-believable.

Let's see, when he came in, he was going to correct a few things:LIPH wrote:The Giants came up small again. Tom Coughlin has 1 year left on his contract but he'll be unemployed as soon as the season's over. For a coach who has a reputatin for being a disciplinarian, the Giants are about the most undisciplined team in the NFL. How can a 15 year veteran like Bob Whtfield get a personal foul for head butting a defensive lineman after the play is over? Un-f'n-believable.
My question to the coaching staff...is......why stop running the ball inside the 5.......you have a stud like Jacobs.....that no one can take down if... run him up the middle or off tackle that is his strength.....sweeps like that 4th down play isn't his running style!!....jonesbeach10 wrote:Let's see, when he came in, he was going to correct a few things:LIPH wrote:The Giants came up small again. Tom Coughlin has 1 year left on his contract but he'll be unemployed as soon as the season's over. For a coach who has a reputatin for being a disciplinarian, the Giants are about the most undisciplined team in the NFL. How can a 15 year veteran like Bob Whtfield get a personal foul for head butting a defensive lineman after the play is over? Un-f'n-believable.
1) Penalties: Yesterday was the perfect example of how undisciplined the Giants are. Not only do they commit the penalties, but they commit them at the most unopportune times (ie. Eli is actually having himself a good drive). Even stupider than Whitfield's penalty was Burress's, who's developing a TO attitude. How stupid can you get? Disciplined? I think not.
2) Injuries: When Coughlin took over, the year before the Giants finished the season with 13 players on IR. He proclaimed injuries are a cancer and would correct them. The past two years, the Giants had similar numbers of players on IR, and although it's less this year, it doesn't include T Luke Petitgout, DE Michael Strahan, LB Carlos Emmons, CB Corey Webster, plus Tiki Barber playing with a broken thumb. Coach Coughlin, the injuries are still a cancer. Might be time for another coach to step up the chemo treatments.
I like that.jonesbeach10 wrote: ... 2) Injuries: When Coughlin took over, the year before the Giants finished the season with 13 players on IR. He proclaimed injuries are a cancer and would correct them. The past two years, the Giants had similar numbers of players on IR, and although it's less this year, it doesn't include T Luke Petitgout, DE Michael Strahan, LB Carlos Emmons, CB Corey Webster, plus Tiki Barber playing with a broken thumb. Coach Coughlin, the injuries are still a cancer. Might be time for another coach to step up the chemo treatments.
Looked to me like Coughlin got outcoached...TommyBahama wrote:My question to the coaching staff...is......why stop running the ball inside the 5.......you have a stud like Jacobs.....that no one can take down if... run him up the middle or off tackle that is his strength.....sweeps like that 4th down play isn't his running style!!....jonesbeach10 wrote:Let's see, when he came in, he was going to correct a few things:LIPH wrote:The Giants came up small again. Tom Coughlin has 1 year left on his contract but he'll be unemployed as soon as the season's over. For a coach who has a reputatin for being a disciplinarian, the Giants are about the most undisciplined team in the NFL. How can a 15 year veteran like Bob Whtfield get a personal foul for head butting a defensive lineman after the play is over? Un-f'n-believable.
1) Penalties: Yesterday was the perfect example of how undisciplined the Giants are. Not only do they commit the penalties, but they commit them at the most unopportune times (ie. Eli is actually having himself a good drive). Even stupider than Whitfield's penalty was Burress's, who's developing a TO attitude. How stupid can you get? Disciplined? I think not.
2) Injuries: When Coughlin took over, the year before the Giants finished the season with 13 players on IR. He proclaimed injuries are a cancer and would correct them. The past two years, the Giants had similar numbers of players on IR, and although it's less this year, it doesn't include T Luke Petitgout, DE Michael Strahan, LB Carlos Emmons, CB Corey Webster, plus Tiki Barber playing with a broken thumb. Coach Coughlin, the injuries are still a cancer. Might be time for another coach to step up the chemo treatments.
I agree. Too bad we can't fire the owner.Alan11 wrote:I would like to contribute 2 cents for the purchase of the Redskins since Daniel Snyder has no effing clue on how to run a franchise. I have been a Skins fan since I was 3 and his fantasy football type mentality has got to go. At least when Mr Cooke owned the team he stayed the hell out of the way. Go away Danny boy go away!
You can relate to me on this one Aero. It just p*** me off to no end seeing Snyder ruin Gibbs second run as coach. Gibbs has had very little or no emotion since his return. The Dallas comeback game last year on MNF was the last time I saw him get excited. I hate to see him retire but he looks like his heart isn't in it anymore.aeroparrot wrote:I agree. Too bad we can't fire the owner.Alan11 wrote:I would like to contribute 2 cents for the purchase of the Redskins since Daniel Snyder has no effing clue on how to run a franchise. I have been a Skins fan since I was 3 and his fantasy football type mentality has got to go. At least when Mr Cooke owned the team he stayed the hell out of the way. Go away Danny boy go away!
He's like Cuban in one sense that B.S.... I mean D.S. has way too much money to burn, where they part is that Cuban is willing to do listen to the people who know basketball to put the money where is needed. It doesn't look like Snyder would do it (in football).Alan11 wrote:You can relate to me on this one Aero. It just p*** me off to no end seeing Snyder ruin Gibbs second run as coach. Gibbs has had very little or no emotion since his return. The Dallas comeback game last year on MNF was the last time I saw him get excited. I hate to see him retire but he looks like his heart isn't in it anymore.aeroparrot wrote:I agree. Too bad we can't fire the owner.Alan11 wrote:I would like to contribute 2 cents for the purchase of the Redskins since Daniel Snyder has no effing clue on how to run a franchise. I have been a Skins fan since I was 3 and his fantasy football type mentality has got to go. At least when Mr Cooke owned the team he stayed the hell out of the way. Go away Danny boy go away!
Until Danny goes away we will always be super bowl champs on paper and in the pre-season.