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He just cant stand it that we won:


5. Power outage for Giants: The Atlanta Falcons are now the top dogs in the NFC thanks to their strong performance Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens and the Giants' 33-20 loss to the Cowboys. The Giants' loss shouldn't have been a surprise, though. They entered the game down four starters -- guard David Diehl, center Shaun O'Hara, fullback Madison Hedgecock and wide receiver Steve Smith.

Despite their dominance of the past two months, the Giants have been a team prone to turnovers and occasionally vulnerable to big plays. Sunday was a nightmare. The lights went out at New Meadowlands Stadium and delayed the game for more than 10 minutes. The lights went out on the Giants early when Dallas jumped to a 19-3 first-half lead.



The Giants jumped to a 6-2 record playing the league's fifth-easiest schedule, and everyone knew the schedule was going to toughen down the stretch. This was a wake-up call.
 
Shouldn't have been a surprise? We had lost the 2 previous games by a combined score of 80-24. The Giants had been arguably the most impressive team in the NFC.

Giants were out 4 starters? Boo-hoo, we're out our freakin' starting QB! Plus Marcus Spears, plus Jenkins early and Newman for long stretches.
 
He's such a little dork: certainly missing MADISON HEDGECOCK would affect any team's performance......
 
newlander;3698761 said:
He's such a little dork: certainly missing MADISON HEDGECOCK would affect any team's performance......

Hey, we were without Michael Hamlin so that should be about even. :lmao2:
 
dbair1967;3698734 said:
He just cant stand it that we won:


5. Power outage for Giants: The Atlanta Falcons are now the top dogs in the NFC thanks to their strong performance Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens and the Giants' 33-20 loss to the Cowboys. The Giants' loss shouldn't have been a surprise, though. They entered the game down four starters -- guard David Diehl, center Shaun O'Hara, fullback Madison Hedgecock and wide receiver Steve Smith.

Despite their dominance of the past two months, the Giants have been a team prone to turnovers and occasionally vulnerable to big plays. Sunday was a nightmare. The lights went out at New Meadowlands Stadium and delayed the game for more than 10 minutes. The lights went out on the Giants early when Dallas jumped to a 19-3 first-half lead.



The Giants jumped to a 6-2 record playing the league's fifth-easiest schedule, and everyone knew the schedule was going to toughen down the stretch. This was a wake-up call.

Funny how all the "experts" were still calling for a double digit win for the Giants, even with these injuries. The fact is, there aren't many teams that can win w/ their backup quarterback. Here's to hoping Kitna can keep it rolling against the Lions. 1 game at a time.
 
VACowboy;3698845 said:
Spread was 13.5, so SOMEBODY was surprised.

And Dallas only won by 13!!! It's rigged!!! Oh wait ... never mind :D :D

/humor

-Reality
 
dbair1967;3698734 said:
He just cant stand it that we won:


5. Power outage for Giants: The Atlanta Falcons are now the top dogs in the NFC thanks to their strong performance Thursday night against the Baltimore Ravens and the Giants' 33-20 loss to the Cowboys. The Giants' loss shouldn't have been a surprise, though. They entered the game down four starters -- guard David Diehl, center Shaun O'Hara, fullback Madison Hedgecock and wide receiver Steve Smith.

Despite their dominance of the past two months, the Giants have been a team prone to turnovers and occasionally vulnerable to big plays. Sunday was a nightmare. The lights went out at New Meadowlands Stadium and delayed the game for more than 10 minutes. The lights went out on the Giants early when Dallas jumped to a 19-3 first-half lead.

The Giants jumped to a 6-2 record playing the league's fifth-easiest schedule, and everyone knew the schedule was going to toughen down the stretch. This was a wake-up call.

Four missing offensive starters is nothing to sneeze at, but what happened to the Giants' defense? Their defense killed the Cowboys last time around.

Yesterday, the Cowboys ripped off something like four 25+ yard plays ....
 
dbair1967;3698734 said:
The Giants' loss shouldn't have been a surprise, though. They entered the game down four starters -- guard David Diehl, center Shaun O'Hara, fullback Madison Hedgecock and wide receiver Steve Smith.

Um .. the Cowboys were missing their STARTING quarterback!!

Amazing how that gets lost along the path to Excuseville..

-Reality
 
ZeroClub;3698868 said:
Four missing offensive starters is nothing to sneeze at, but what happened to the Giants' defense? Their defense killed the Cowboys last time around.

Yesterday, the Cowboys ripped off something like four 25+ yard plays ....

Accountability and attention to detail in practice = great execution on Sundays.
 
Reality;3698872 said:
Um .. the Cowboys were missing their STARTING quarterback!!

Amazing how that gets lost along the path to Excuseville..

-Reality

Not to mention a banged up D-Line and secondary.
 
Typical...

Mention that they're missing their FB, but don't mention we're missing our franchise QB. Both our DBs were banged up all day and Spears was out. Our secondary was completely B team yesterday and they still got it done. We were so thin at DB yesterday, I thought I saw Keith Davis out there yesterday for a second.
 
That wasn't even an "analysis".

It was here's a lot of generalizations, cliches, vagueness, and excuses for the Giants wrapped up into a mesh of saying absolutely nothing.
 

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