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A week's worth of bold words from the New York Giants wrapped up with cornerback Terrell Thomas guaranteeing a victory over the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
"No doubt we're going to win this game," Thomas said Friday on Sirius XM NFL radio. "You can tell them, put it on a bulletin-board – it doesn't matter, because we have to win this game. Our season is on the line right now."
The Giants' trash talk started minutes after they extended their winning streak to four games with a 27-13 victory Sunday over the Green Bay Packers. New York defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul threw the first verbal punch at the Cowboys.
"No doubt we're going to win this game. You can tell them, put it on a bulletin board -- it doesn't matter, because we have to win this game. Our season is on the line right now.
” -- Giants cornerback Terrell Thomas
"We're going to put it on them, man," Pierre-Paul said. "I'm pretty sure the offense is going to get going. The defense is going to get going even more. And the special teams will contribute to it.
"It's going to be a fight. It's going to be a dogfight. There's going to be a lot of blood spilled out there."
There have been a few other comments made by the Giants this week that could be considered bulletin-board material, but the Cowboys responded with a collective shrug, at least publicly.
"They're getting on a roll and they understand how important this football game is," Dallas quarterback Tony Romo said Thursday. "And we're going to put our head down and go to work and let everybody else out there talk."
Added Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware: "You know they have something to say every time we play them. They try to put the gas on the fire every time."
New York defensive end Justin Tuck called this a "must-win" game for the 4-6 Giants earlier this week, a comment echoed by safety Antrell Rolle and Pierre-Paul. The 5-5 Cowboys opened the season with a 36-31 home win over New York, so the Cowboys can clinch the tiebreaker over the Giants with a victory Sunday.
For the rest---> http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story...tees-win-dallas-cowboys?ex_cid=espnapi_public
"No doubt we're going to win this game," Thomas said Friday on Sirius XM NFL radio. "You can tell them, put it on a bulletin-board – it doesn't matter, because we have to win this game. Our season is on the line right now."
The Giants' trash talk started minutes after they extended their winning streak to four games with a 27-13 victory Sunday over the Green Bay Packers. New York defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul threw the first verbal punch at the Cowboys.
” -- Giants cornerback Terrell Thomas
"We're going to put it on them, man," Pierre-Paul said. "I'm pretty sure the offense is going to get going. The defense is going to get going even more. And the special teams will contribute to it.
"It's going to be a fight. It's going to be a dogfight. There's going to be a lot of blood spilled out there."
There have been a few other comments made by the Giants this week that could be considered bulletin-board material, but the Cowboys responded with a collective shrug, at least publicly.
"They're getting on a roll and they understand how important this football game is," Dallas quarterback Tony Romo said Thursday. "And we're going to put our head down and go to work and let everybody else out there talk."
Added Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware: "You know they have something to say every time we play them. They try to put the gas on the fire every time."
New York defensive end Justin Tuck called this a "must-win" game for the 4-6 Giants earlier this week, a comment echoed by safety Antrell Rolle and Pierre-Paul. The 5-5 Cowboys opened the season with a 36-31 home win over New York, so the Cowboys can clinch the tiebreaker over the Giants with a victory Sunday.
For the rest---> http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story...tees-win-dallas-cowboys?ex_cid=espnapi_public
