The Giants over emotional?

jesusphreak

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After watching the Giants/Bears game, and after seeing a few Giants games this year, you really get the feeling when watching them that they play with their hearts on their sleeves. When things go bad, Shockey is yelling and whining, Barber is doing the same, and Eli just sits there with his pouty face. And when they reach that point, things seem to go downhill and they get even worse.

I don't notice that too much with the Cowboys. I see the secondary of our defense get frustrated a bit, but we have never been a team that gives up. In Philly and Jacksonville we just kept fighting.

I think some more about it, and I think this attitude is consistent with their quarterbacks. Romo exudes confidence, he acts as if every play is the same, and every play he knows he will succeed. The team acts like this. Eli Manning on the other hand looks like his best friend just got shot and the world is about to end. Everyone's already commented on Romo's confidence, but has anyone else noticed Eli's lack thereof (when things go bad)? He almost looks scared out there.

Oh, and will Eli ever stop looking like he's Peyton's little brother?

So summing it up, I guess what I'm saying is I feel like down the stretch we can expect the Giants to give up quite a few games they shouldn't because they just get overly frustrated. They have quite a few hotheads/whiners on the team, and the worst thing is they are their most important players.

And as far as Romo goes...I'm far more confident about him than I am about the other young QBs (Eli Manning, Rex Grossman, etc).
 

Aikbach

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Neither of these teams truly impress me, I'm not being a homer here but if Dallas shows up they can mop up against either of these clubs. You can frustrate the Bears, you can control the clock against them. Two of the NFL's worst have done so and another mediocre team, the Vikings, should have beaten them. The Giants will feel the brunt of these injuries, if you get in Manning's face the offense is impotent and it is very possible to score bunches of points against them. They key is no false starts and no droped passes. Eliminate those and Dallas is good enough to beat either of these hyped clubs convincingly.
 

icyhot

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I think it has to do with their coach. Every play he has that same pouty face. Love it when things go wrong for themmbecause you see the coach act like a spoiled kid.
 

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The 108 yard missed FG that got returned all the way really took the wind out of them.......

The bears player seemed to hesitate for a few seconds, partly to fool the Gints, but also seemed to be a set play, as the bears players seemed to be getting into a return-right set up blocking scheme..........

would like to watchit agian, but that was my 1st impression
 

LittleBoyBlue

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sbark;1159439 said:
The 108 yard missed FG that got returned all the way really took the wind out of them.......

The bears player seemed to hesitate for a few seconds, partly to fool the Gints, but also seemed to be a set play, as the bears players seemed to be getting into a return-right set up blocking scheme..........

would like to watchit agian, but that was my 1st impression

Actually they said it was 108.4 yards. Some optical something or other:D
 

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Shockey is always whining, he worse than a child not getting his way
 
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