D4KADON
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The Giants forget who their daddy is
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meddleroidz
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their daddy are the eagles who has beat on them for the last 20 years!
bigE79
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Going by what most people post about how the past has nothing to do with this year's team,like 27 yrs of failure..this stat is meaningless
guag
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Hasn't lost to them since his rookie year in 2016. Daddy indeed.
Boyzmamacita
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Haven't we beaten them like 9 of the last 10 times we played them? I believe Dak has beaten them 9 straight. Let's make it 10 in a row.
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The drawing/picture of Dak looks more like Russell Wilson to me. Lets hope Dak makes it 10 in a row.
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Actually, the daddy of all the teams in the NFC East is the Cowboys. We have an all time record of 72-55-0 against the Eagles, 72-47-2 against the Giants, and 76-47-2 against Washington. Combined record of 220-149-2 against our children/babies.
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You mean other than when they beat you numbskulls last year?
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Squash them midgets!!!
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Giants are 3-9 versus Eagles since Prescott's rookie season; 3-13 since 2014.
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The Giants have won the Super Bowl twice over the past 20 years.
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Hosting the Packers Sunday night; followed by a home game with the Titans the first Sunday in December. then off to the Meadowslands to play the Giants.
More likely to go undefeated than winless.
IMO ....PHL beats, GB, loses to TEN, wins against NYG.
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Eagles still aren’t that good to win those 3. I still say they could lose all 3. And a good chance they lose 2 of 3.
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Perhaps in your memory, not mine.
The Giants and Cowboys go way back.
Tom Landry was an All Pro CB and player coach for the Giants at the start of his career. He won an NFL championship with them.
The Cowboys didn't win a game their first season in 1960, nor did they lose every game. They went 0-11-1 and that tie was against the Giants.
The Giants pretty much lay dormant for the next 20 seasons until Bill Parcells arrived. The Giants rise in the early eighties corresponded directly with the demise of the Cowboys and Tom Landry.
There was another power switch back to the Cowboys in the 90's. In the 2000's, there have been times where the Cowboys were strong but failed in the playoffs while the Giants would field rather mediocre teams only to win the Super Bowl with them. I can't help getting the feelings sometimes that the Giants stole our Super Bowls.
So, I don't really feel like the Cowboys "own" the Giants in any way. Quite the opposite. Whenever we feel like the Cowboys will just dominate them, the Giants shock us. They are, after all, still an NFC East team where it's blood and guts cannibalism.
The Giants and Cowboys go way back.
Tom Landry was an All Pro CB and player coach for the Giants at the start of his career. He won an NFL championship with them.
The Cowboys didn't win a game their first season in 1960, nor did they lose every game. They went 0-11-1 and that tie was against the Giants.
The Giants pretty much lay dormant for the next 20 seasons until Bill Parcells arrived. The Giants rise in the early eighties corresponded directly with the demise of the Cowboys and Tom Landry.
There was another power switch back to the Cowboys in the 90's. In the 2000's, there have been times where the Cowboys were strong but failed in the playoffs while the Giants would field rather mediocre teams only to win the Super Bowl with them. I can't help getting the feelings sometimes that the Giants stole our Super Bowls.
So, I don't really feel like the Cowboys "own" the Giants in any way. Quite the opposite. Whenever we feel like the Cowboys will just dominate them, the Giants shock us. They are, after all, still an NFC East team where it's blood and guts cannibalism.
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We will see starting Sunday night.
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Using this exact logic I could argue the Cowboys are historically known for winning championships and shouldn't have much trouble getting through the NFC this season. (I do actually believe we can get through the NFC fairly easy this season)
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the eagles have a winning record vs the cowboys in the last 20-25 years, that is a big deal! the eagles had great teams in the 2000s and dominated the nfc east, the 2000s are relevant imo the 1960s are not i am sorry.
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ya you always stop at Prescott, i mean im talking a 20 years sample, the brady era if you would, but i like that the cowboys beat on the gwomen aswell! i hate the giants far more than the cowboys. they are the biggest frauds with their 7-3 nex to the vikes.