Look for a Super Bowl rematch in Indianapolis, not a Harbaugh family reunion

True Patriots Fan wrote:

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Suck it, means to Suck it in English.

It wasn't directed at you.it was at Geno.

True Patriots Fan wrote:

<quoted text>I'm Glad they made it. It will mean so much more.

The superbowl will come down to whichever QB makes the fewest mistakes. Tom Brady will have to be on 100% and the Giants D will have to be completely confused and bewildered in order for the Pats to pull out a victory. If the Giants D get pressure on Brady, it will be tough. Likewise, Eli, who has a tendency to be jeckle and hyde, will have to be Super Bowl MVP Manning to top the Pats. Its the two best teams in the league. The only thing that sucks is they make you wait two weeks to watch it.

hello wrote:

<quoted text> It wasn't directed at you.it was at Geno.

Well, you were responding to my post. In that case I agree with you about Gino bambino.

He can suck it.

menards wrote:

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The superbowl will come down to whichever QB makes the fewest mistakes. Tom Brady will have to be on 100% and the Giants D will have to be completely confused and bewildered in order for the Pats to pull out a victory. If the Giants D get pressure on Brady, it will be tough. Likewise, Eli, who has a tendency to be jeckle and hyde, will have to be Super Bowl MVP Manning to top the Pats. Its the two best teams in the league. The only thing that sucks is they make you wait two weeks to watch it.

Finally, someone out there with some brains and common sense. Yes, this will be an intense battle for sure. It's anyones game. The team that wants it more will win.

True Patriots Fan wrote:

<quoted text> We will see Gino bambino. I hope you and the Giants continue to underestimate The Patriots. LMFAO

BTW you useless retard, it's GENO. With an E. JFC how can you hold a decent conversation when the person at the other end of the internet can't get your name straighter after 3-4 posts???

When Eli carves you up and the Giants D immobilizes Tom Lady, your head will explode....again. Pssst, you're not playing at home in this one.

Who will be the David Tyree of 2012??

hello wrote:

<quoted text> It wasn't directed at you.it was at Geno.

He just way too stupid LOL

menards wrote:

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The only thing that sucks is they make you wait two weeks to watch it.

But that gives Bellicheat many hours of illegal videotape to film and disect

Laughing Bear Fan wrote:

<quoted text>But that gives Bellicheat many hours of illegal videotape to film and disect

As a long time Giants fan, I have a lot of respect for Bill Bellichek, as an intergral part of the Giants first 2 Lombardi trophies, since his defense is what carried the team. A lot of haters will talk about the "videotaping", but honestly, game film, practice film does it really matter?

I'm NOT an NFL coach and I can tell you the Giants game plan. The defensive line is going to attack and try to keep Brady under pressure. The offense is going to try to pick through the Pats defense through a mix of run/pass plays. Thats it, it's not rocket science. The Super Bowl champs will be the team who makes the fewest mistakes (penalties & turnovers). Its a toss up with no clear cut favorites.

Honestly, as a giants fan, I am going to say that the Pats are probably "hungrier" than the Giants, 1, for spoiling the perfect season 4 years ago, and 2, for the upset win at home this year and are going to be playing angry. I can see the Giants, and espescially Eli, taking this game in the "we already beat these guys this year" kinda way. I'd expect the Pats to come out of the gate firing on all cylinders. The Giants will have to knock them down early. Thats the fairest assessment you'll ever get from a biased fan.

Cundiff wont be there so it shold be a good game...

menards wrote:

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As a long time Giants fan, I have a lot of respect for Bill Bellichek, as an intergral part of the Giants first 2 Lombardi trophies, since his defense is what carried the team. A lot of haters will talk about the "videotaping", but honestly, game film, practice film does it really matter?

Apparently the NFL thinks it did and still does by stripping them of key draft picks. Game film is one thing. Practice is another because you would have to be hiding somewhere pretti good to get them. The big one is the walkthroughs the night before the game. You don't walk through plays you aren't going to run so by filming them you could slant your defense one way or another and practice what you will run when faced with it.

You game analysts leave a large part out by not noting some of the individual heroes and goats by name. Osi Oymeniora and Pierre-Paul will be getting to Tom Brady, who will be sacked four times and will fumble once that leads to a Giants touchdown. Cruz will salsa all over the field and catch another 10 passes like last Sunday, including two TDs. The running will go well with Bradshaw going over 100 yards. Tynes will hit a 40-yard field goal. Want more? Giants 27, Patriots 20.

Joe Krupinski wrote:

You game analysts leave a large part out by not noting some of the individual heroes and goats by name. Osi Oymeniora and Pierre-Paul will be getting to Tom Brady, who will be sacked four times and will fumble once that leads to a Giants touchdown. Cruz will salsa all over the field and catch another 10 passes like last Sunday, including two TDs. The running will go well with Bradshaw going over 100 yards. Tynes will hit a 40-yard field goal. Want more? Giants 27, Patriots 20.

You are right. Eli Manning will join his brother Peyton and go out 2 nights before the superbowl and do their midwestern version of "The Hangover." Mike Tyson will appear in their drunken stupor and convince them to go hang out and watch a rehearsal for an 18-year old beauty pageant. Peyton, intersted in only men will leave and go home. Eli has his curiosity to find out what it would be like to go out and check out a woman, since he's only had sex with men, decides to go along. They both get busted and spend the superbowl in jail, Giants go down in flames. Its a modern-day Eugene Robinson story