4 More Years of Cowboys vs. Eli

Can't understand why so many here take Eli for granted because he's torched the Cowboys in some games while beating them in two elimination games. Although the Cowboys beat the Giants both times last season Eli passed for just under 600 yards in those games with 6 TD's. In just over 70 attempts the Cowboys sacked him only twice. The key to beating the Giants is the same every year you have to pressure Eli or he'll have a productive game that could turn into a dogfight. The Cowboys barely escaped with a win in the second game last season that could have put a dagger in 2014. Allow Eli to get comfortable and it could lead to a very difficult game.
 
Can't understand why so many here take Eli for granted because he's torched the Cowboys in some games while beating them in two elimination games. Although the Cowboys beat the Giants both times last season Eli passed for just under 600 yards in those games with 6 TD's. In just over 70 attempts the Cowboys sacked him only twice. The key to beating the Giants is the same every year you have to pressure Eli or he'll have a productive game that could turn into a dogfight. The Cowboys barely escaped with a win in the second game last season that could have put a dagger in 2014. Allow Eli to get comfortable and it could lead to a very difficult game.

Many qbs over the last 8 years have had their way with the Cowboys defense.

Eli is an overrated qb.

Just the way it is.
 
I'm not a Mod, but since the Giants just save Cowboys fans the money of doing a donation campaign to keep Eli in NY, they can now donate to Cowboyzone instead.

I'm allowed to say that, I'm not a Mod.

EDIT - interesting, the software edits out the website of the typical donation campaign sites. Who knew.
 
If I was at my desktop I'd includes pictures of DLaw, Gregory and now Crawford since they'll all be chasing Eli for at least the next 3 years.
 
I know 3 things about Eli.

The luckiest QB i have ever seen
We bring out the best in him.
And he is one tough dude that is always on the field. Pretty amazing actually.



I was going to agree 100% but he is lucky and when he gets lucky he is good. He has also been clutch.
 
Many qbs over the last 8 years have had their way with the Cowboys defense.

Eli is an overrated qb.

Just the way it is.

How many of those QB's who've had their way with the Cowboys defense over the last 8 years can you name that knocked them out of the playoffs one year, prevented them from going to the playoffs another year and went on to win the SB both years at the expense of the Cowboys? No QB over the past decade has done more damage to the Cowboys playoff/SB chances than Eli which is why he's the most hated QB amongst Cowboys Nation.

He'll never be judged fairly by Cowboy FANS because there's such a strong bias against him. No one is putting him on the same level as Rodgers, Brady or his brother but he's clearly a top 10 QB. He gives the Giants a chance every year. He has an 8-3 playoff record with 2 SB wins and 2 SB MVP awards. When it's all said and done he'll likely go down as the greatest QB in NY Giants history and has built what could end up being a HOF career. That's just the way it is.
 
How many of those QB's who've had their way with the Cowboys defense over the last 8 years can you name that knocked them out of the playoffs one year, prevented them from going to the playoffs another year and went on to win the SB both years at the expense of the Cowboys? No QB over the past decade has done more damage to the Cowboys playoff/SB chances than Eli which is why he's the most hated QB amongst Cowboys Nation.

He'll never be judged fairly by Cowboy FANS because there's such a strong bias against him. No one is putting him on the same level as Rodgers, Brady or his brother but he's clearly a top 10 QB. He gives the Giants a chance every year. He has an 8-3 playoff record with 2 SB wins and 2 SB MVP awards. When it's all said and done he'll likely go down as the greatest QB in NY Giants history and has built what could end up being a HOF career. That's just the way it is.
AS a Romo hater you have ZERO credibility in talking about ANY QB. And of course you would love one that has so many interceptions. When you scream about every one Romo has. FACT is that Eli was lucky as all crap his first SB. That Helmet play was certainly luck and nothing else. Only a complete failure of Football 101 would think Eli has any chance at the HOF. GOT news for you- ROMO has a better shot at the HOF then your pampered pet.
 
He has an 8-3 playoff record with 2 SB wins and 2 SB MVP awards. When it's all said and done he'll likely go down as the greatest QB in NY Giants history and has built what could end up being a HOF career. That's just the way it is.

His Super Bowl rings were all about the Giants DL in those games. Yes, he may end up in the HOF but he wildly overrated and is barely above average as a QB. The hype and his record may put him in the HOF because he was on good teams and he plays in a major media market. That's just the way it is.
 
His Super Bowl rings were all about the Giants DL in those games. Yes, he may end up in the HOF but he wildly overrated and is barely above average as a QB. The hype and his record may put him in the HOF because he was on good teams and he plays in a major media market. That's just the way it is.

If his SB rings were all about his DL he wouldn't have had to play comeback on two last ditch drives and he wouldn't have ended up the games MVP in both wins. The 2 teams he won SB's with weren't all that good. In 2007 the Giants went 10-6 and were underdogs in the SB. In 2011 the Giants were 7-7 at one point and the Cowboys could have finished their season off had they held on to a 12 point lead with just 8 minutes to play. The Giants finished up that season at 9-7 and only one team had ever reached the SB with a 9-7 record. The Giants were again dogs in the SB and ended up being the only 9-7 team to ever win a SB.
 
How many of those QB's who've had their way with the Cowboys defense over the last 8 years can you name that knocked them out of the playoffs one year, prevented them from going to the playoffs another year and went on to win the SB both years at the expense of the Cowboys? No QB over the past decade has done more damage to the Cowboys playoff/SB chances than Eli which is why he's the most hated QB amongst Cowboys Nation.

He'll never be judged fairly by Cowboy FANS because there's such a strong bias against him. No one is putting him on the same level as Rodgers, Brady or his brother but he's clearly a top 10 QB. He gives the Giants a chance every year. He has an 8-3 playoff record with 2 SB wins and 2 SB MVP awards. When it's all said and done he'll likely go down as the greatest QB in NY Giants history and has built what could end up being a HOF career. That's just the way it is.

Why is any of that relevant?
 
If his SB rings were all about his DL he wouldn't have had to play comeback on two last ditch drives and he wouldn't have ended up the games MVP in both wins.

Correction. If he didn't suck he wouldn't have had to play comeback on two last ditch drives.
 
Why is any of that relevant?

It's all relevant and don't even think about trying to turn this into an argument because you know as well as I do you'll end up in another tight corner forcing you to have to bail.
 
Correction. If he didn't suck he wouldn't have had to play comeback on two last ditch drives.

He outplayed Tom Brady in both games. According to your logic Montana and Staubach must have sucked because some of their greatest games were won during dramatic last ditch drives. Although Eli's numbers weren't great in the 07 SB when it was down to do or die he got it done that's all that matters. In the 2011 SB Eli played great check his stats. He completed 75% of his passes for almost 300 yards and you think that sucks? He didn't "suck" in either one of those games you like many other FANS have an anti Eli agenda going.
 
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In the 2011 SB Eli played great check his stats. He completed 75% of his passes for almost 300 yards and you think that sucks?

Those stats were all about his WRs like Hakeen Nicks, Victor Cruz and Manningham having great games. Your point is that an MVP Trophy makes him a great player, my point is that Joe Flacco and Larry Brown have Super Bowl MVP trophies also.
 
Those stats were all about his WRs like Hakeen Nicks, Victor Cruz and Manningham having great games. Your point is that an MVP Trophy makes him a great player, my point is that Joe Flacco and Larry Brown have Super Bowl MVP trophies also.

For those receivers to have the stats it took Eli to deliver the ball. Tyree has no chance at a miraculous helmet catch if Eli gets sacked on that play or couldn't deliver the football where Tyree had a chance to make a play on it. The throw to Manningham 4 years later was a terrific throw and catch. Manningham would have had no chance to make that play had the ball not been thrown perfectly. As for Joe Flacco and Larry Brown they only won one SB MVP award Eli has won two which validated his first one.
 
For those receivers to have the stats it took Eli to deliver the ball.

So when ODB makes circus catches it is all about Eli, right?

If Aikman was the Giants starting QB in those Super Bowls the Giants would have won both games by 14 points. Eli is ridiculously overrated.
 
So when ODB makes circus catches it is all about Eli, right?

If Aikman was the Giants starting QB in those Super Bowls the Giants would have won both games by 14 points. Eli is ridiculously overrated.

For ODB to have a chance at a circus catch Eli had to get the ball there enough to give him a chance. Montana's throw to Clark wasn't exactly on the mark but he gave his receiver a chance to make the play. If you listen to FANS when a Giants receiver makes a catch it's all the receiver and has nothing to do with Eli. No one is saying Eli is Aikman where has anyone rated Eli that high? He's rated as top 10 QB in todays game and that's not overrating him.
 
For ODB to have a chance at a circus catch Eli had to get the ball there enough to give him a chance.

Translation: Eli did what Brandon Weeden could have done and you are ready to carve him into Mount Rushmore.

Got it.
 
I still can't believe that guy won two Super Bowls. Granted those one playoffs he played very well.. but outside that except when he plays us he's always looked like garbage.
Just think about this, Romo's worst year of QB rating was 90.5... Eli's BEST year was 93.1, only a 2.6 difference between Romo's worst year and Eli's BEST year. He's thrown for over 20 interceptions... three times. I know stats don't show the whole picture and are only a number... but geez, I am completely dumbfounded how this guy has been super bowl MVP twice.

I mean... just look at the other guy involved in that trade between the Giants and Chargers; Philip Rivers has had 4 years with over 100 QB rating. Manning's carrer average QB rating: 82.4... Rivers worst year: 82.4. To me Rivers is by far the better player, but his team hasn't really done anything. I guess it really is a team game, that's for sure.

Sorry for the semi-rant... It just bottles my mind sometimes thinking about it. I will give the guy credit for being tough and not missing games, he gets some major respect points for that... but other than that... nothing.

Eli has had some pretty good defenses and WRs during those superbowl victories. On the other hand Romo has had the latter. Regrettably a lot has been put on Tony's shoulder, and now that he's in the last phase of his career things are starting to come together.
 
Translation: Eli did what Brandon Weeden could have done and you are ready to carve him into Mount Rushmore.

Got it.

You're comparing Eli with Brandon Weeden? :laugh:Stop making yourself look silly.
 

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