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12-24-2006, 01:26 PM
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What about the Colts???? down 14-0?
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12-24-2006, 02:03 PM
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12-24-2006, 02:30 PM
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12-24-2006, 03:27 PM
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Mike:
Your team is really embarassing themselves today. They dont deserve to make the playoffs. Once thought as a probable winner of their division, now it appears they will finish under .500. What an opportunity blown for the Giants in a year the NFC is very weak.
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12-24-2006, 04:00 PM
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Tim, Coughlin lost control of this team in the Seattle game earlier this year when they mutinied on him, and he never regained it.
Manning's confidence is completely shot, and he needs a total change in coordinator and head coach. I see no way possible that Coughlin can remian after this game, none. Gruden and Fox can't be too happy where they are right now, with teams that appear to be in "rebuilding" stages. They would be the two obvious guys for the Ginats to go after. The scary part is that with the Atlanta loss, if the Giants beat Washington next week they actually go to the playoffs in all likelihood. Thats really a sad comment on the state of the NFC. Meanwhile Bill Belichick is probably the greatest coach I have ever seen in my life in any sport. Seemingly under the talent level required to make a run this year, they then traded Branch to Seattle in a move that seemingly meant they had conceeded this year. That trade is brilliant looking now, as seattle slipped and had a bad year this year and the extra first round pick they get in next years draft will be a good one. Then he takes the Pats to an 11-4 record so far this year and another division title. This guy is the Vince Lombardi of our time, he is incredible.
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