Sephiroth

I always liked AP... not the biggest, fastest, or strongest guy, but squeezed nine very productive NFL seasons solely outta brains and heart. He'll be a GREAT analyst for ESPN.

Either he will or the Tony Homo Cowboys will. One of the two will sweep... it's the way it always works. Didn't quite know which way to go but I went dark horse instead of "expert favorites" for the sweep. No way the overrated Titans and weak-sauce Texans beat us. Aside from that I more or less agree.

Panthers W Colts W Titans W Bears L Texans W Lions W Cowboys L BYE Seahawks W Cowboys W Eagles L Jaguars W Redskins W Vikings L Eagles L Packers L Redskins W ...I've got us at 10-6, wild card spot a good possibility. NO WAY we lose that game to the Colts unless the refs fucking rob us AGAIN.

I hope I'm wrong. :/

Phillips isn't going to make the field for any more than 2 games at a time. He's got arthritis. His career is over.

Let's see how he does on gameday with his schemes before we make any decisions... but I've gotta admit, I'm not liking what I hear out of him so far. A good D-coordinator changes his schemes to fit his players' strengths. We all know that Ross and Webster suck as zone corners, yet Fewell has said he wants to do more of a zone scheme. Also, he's said that he doesn't want to rotate the line as much, which I guess could go either way. We'll see. Playing five yards off the line against the DeSean Jacksons and MIles Austins of the division should absolutely kill us.

Nas, they were talking about amputating his leg. He's in the exact same boat as Phillips... he might gimp onto the field at some point, but his career is likely over.

This sucks on so many levels.

This thread should be pinned.

Why does everyone say the Giants are a "run-first" team? The only reason Killdrive EVER runs is when it's so obvious the pass isn't working he has no choice. This author cleverly fails to mention that the Giants began their successful 2007 run only AFTER Gilbride went from a pass-first offense to a run-first one... actually playing on THE STRENGTH of the Giants offense at the time. I mean, shit... Steve Smith had what... 100 catches last year? That's more than most receivers have in TWO seasons. Manningham and Nicks I think had over 50 a piece... we pass all over the place... WTF?

That's what I thought too. Butkus beats Lewis easy, and probably also beats Taylor.

"Warning Signs with Barden?"

"Or?" What if they're the same guy?

Beat me to it.

I agree. Osi had better be careful about lighting his own fire under Kiwi's ass talking like that.

Honestly, I know they had a bit of a down year, but I think our O-line is fine. Seubert and/or Diehl will be ok at that position.

Personally, I like "Tube8" stadium.

She writes "Thomas" too much, which is really redundant and amateurish. How about a "he," a "Giants nickel corner" or "the former second-round pick?"

Awesome article... but I see more and more crap writing from journalists every day. The Thomas article about Thomas talked about Thomas and what Thomas meant to the team and if Thomas had a drink every time Thomas was mentioned or Thomas was quoted, Thomas would have to go to the Thomas and Thomas rehab center. Seriously, how do some of these people keep their jobs?

Nobody will ever forget that catch. We're going to be watching highlights of that for the rest of our lives.

...Jacobs has to stop running like a 270-lb pussy. The end.

Who prayed for that? I was praying that the Panthers wouldn't offer him a job...

It's great that Fewell as "fire and engergy..." but I saw TWO huge red flags in there. 1. Aaron Ross, Corey Webster, and Terrell Thomas are all press corners... why wouldn't you play to their strengths? Webster in particular sucked as a zone corner. 2. If we're not having a Defensive Line rotation, why do we have 15 thousand D-linemen? I'm starting to get a bad feeling about this...

It was a combination of Sheridan being a milk douche and the fact that literally EVERY one of our starting defenders was hurt to varying degrees.