New York Giants

i know right, the eagles got a lot of catchin up to do [pic]

^^word.. every other team in the division got atleast 3[pic]

unbelievable all the time i put into the team finally paid off

WE STOMPEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD YOU!!!!!!

I just got back to Boston.

Props to Giants. As gay as it sounds, they "wanted it" more. Our offensive line just couldn't do !! about strahan, tuck and osi. Even when we were up with 2:39 I had a feeling we were gonna lose. Maybe because I knew we didn't deserve to win. I'm just pissed that they couldn't even play a decent game. With Robert Kraft being the stingiest, greediest owner in sports, I really think the Patriots owed the fans alot more than what they gave us on Sunday.

You guys played a great game and 100% deserved to win. So props to G-Men and the fans, fans of other teams can laugh but they probably didn't make or win a game in the playoffs. Anyways, Good luck next year.

^^^[pic] yea that was a low blow

i watched the parade yesterday and the only giant i didnt see there was Plax

I Think I Seen Him On One Of The Floats??? I Dunno,, I Didnt See Him And Jacobs At The City Hall Ceremony Tho

plax was at the giants stadium celebration

fuk skool i shoulda went:banghead:

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I need to go bump the NFC East thread.[pic]

thats sig worthy :)

steve spagnuolo staysssss wit GIANTSSSSSSSSSS

February 7, 2008

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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - In a decision that will thrill his players, fellow coaches and fans, Steve Spagnuolo will remain the defensive coordinator of the Super Bowl champion Giants.

Spagnuolo spent Tuesday night and much of yesterday speaking with Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder about that team’s head coaching position. But after much thought, he has decided to stay with the Giants.

“I appreciated Mr. Snyder giving me the opportunity to visit with him,” Spagnuolo said. “I have a great deal of respect for him and the Washington Redskins organization. I was happy to have the opportunity to explore that situation, but I am equally happy to be staying in New York and look forward to continued success with the Giants.”

The 2007 season was Spagnuolo’s first as the Giants’ defensive coordinator. Under his direction, the defense improved from 25th to seventh in the NFL rankings, allowing 305.0 yards per game compared to 342.4 the previous season. The Giants rose from 29th to 11th in pass defense (going from 228.1 yards allowed a game to 207.3) and from 14th to eighth in run defense (114.4 to 97.7).

Spagnuolo and the Giants defense did their best work in the playoffs, particularly in last Sunday’s 17-14 victory over New England in Super Bowl XLII. The Patriots’ 14 points was their lowest output in 25 games (since Dec. 10, 2006). New England had averaged almost 37 points a game in the regular season. The Patriots averaged 411.3 yards a game, but totaled only 274 in the Super Bowl. They rushed for only 45 yards and did not have a run longer than nine yards. Tom Brady, sacked just 21 times all year, was tackled for losses five times in the Super Bowl and was hit another 18 times by the relentless Giants defense.

The unit’s success brought Spagnuolo some newfound fame. When the Giants’ players and coaches were introduced Tuesday at a ceremony at City Hall in Manhattan and later in Giants Stadium, the ovations Spagnuolo received were among the longest and loudest.

Now those same fans can cheer the fact that he’s staying put.

“I thought Steve and our defensive staff and players did an outstanding job this season,” Coach Tom Coughlin said. “It was the first season for that group to work together, and they challenged themselves to get better every week, and they did. Steve is a hard worker who has quickly earned the respect of the players and coaches, and he has earned the consideration he is being given. Needless to say, I am happy that he will be remaining here.”

"A year ago, Tom hired Steve because people that Tom trusts told him that Steve is a no-nonsense, hard-working, energetic young coach,” team President and Chief Executive Officer John Mara said. “And Tom liked the fact that Spags had earned his stripes every step of the way in his coaching career. Steve demonstrated all of that and more this season, and we have made the appropriate adjustments in our commitment to Steve in recognition of what he and the defensive coaches and players achieved this season.”

now its draft time!!!

and if we get aanother good corner whether thru the draft or free agency(assante samuels hint hint)then by golly we might do it again.

^ yep, there have been rumors that we want asante samuel, and it makes perfect sense too!

fuk that he cant catch[pic] good thing huh?

I got this idea from Mike and The Mad Dog show today, they we're trying figure out one name that perfectly describes the greatest play of all time.

Is it the Hail Manning, the Slip N Grip, The 10-85 ................discuss.

hail manning is the best but mike likes catch 42 but i say :thumbsdow to that