-The hated Patriots improved to 2-1 with a pretty convincing win over the Falcons, though Tom Brady didn't quite air it out like he used to -- again. Nonetheless, the Pats had this one under control. Fred Taylor broke out in a nice way for them. Randy Moss played through injury while Wes Welker sat another one out. Neither scenario seemed to effect the outcome much. Moss was solid, if unspectacular.
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27 September 2009
' fans had a rough day today, the 49er faithful suffered through the Apocalypse.
Posted by John Frascella | No comments yet
13 May 2008
Bush, he went after the most powerful professional sports franchise, the New England Patriots.
I wish I could say that this is an isolated incident but it is not. ESPN, the supposed on-air and on-line sports mecca, does this on an hourly basis. They have strayed so far from highlights and facts that they have now morphed into the sports world's version of the Enquirer or TMZ. This is being highlighted by the "SpyGate" coverage. These former players, these "professionals" are proving to be anything but. Mark Schlerith and Chris Carter sound like two sour, jealous, couch potatoes arguing over who's hotter Gisele or Heidi. Schlerith completely ignored the fact that he was part of a "mini-dynasty" whose coach, Mike Shanahan, was quoted in a Rick Reilly Sports Illustrated article as saying;
Posted by Patrick O'Keefe | 1 comment
4 February 2008
of the greatest stories in the history of New York sports the Jints derailed the New England Patriots' pursuit for Perfection. After an unforgettable game for the ages the Giants lifted the Vince Lombardi in the heart of the Arizona desert. And I'm speechless. No, I'm not speechless. I just keep screaming the same word to myself while smiling and pumping my fists, "YES"!! "YES"!! "YES"!! Sing it like Marv Albert.
Posted by Michael McDonald | No comments yet
3 February 2008
bsp;Giants team that is best suited to try and play ball control and keep Tom Brady and the vaunted Patriots' offense off the field. But football is unique in that days of gameplanning can be shot to hell almost instantly. The
Posted by Mick Ciallela | 1 comment
2 February 2008
After nearly two weeks, my mind is made up. I'm ready for Super Bowl prediction and I'll be damned if I'm wrong on this one. For the last thirteen days I have obsessed over this one game, unlike any other in my almost 27 years. Day after day I'm constantly looking at the storyline. I guess the reasons why I am so jacked are:
Posted by Michael McDonald | 1 comment
31 January 2008
And it will be devastating for the Patriots; it will be a Super Bowl loss that will haunt them for the rest of their lives.
The pain for the Pats though can't be just the mental anguish of losing the perfect season. The only way for the Giants to win is to deliver blow after blow; to unleash the defensive beasts. The only way for David to dethrone Goliath is by taking out the heart of the monster. To get there, the Giants will have to steamroll through the belly of the beast, the lethal O line that serves as the protective wall for Teflon Tom.
Posted by Michael McDonald | No comments yet
28 January 2008
The two major trends going into Super Bowl XLII are the Patriots' utter domination in the win column, and the Giants' road winning streak, which is pretty remarkable in its own right. One of those trends will come to an end in less than a week.
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