Burress Scored the Game-Winner, but Tyree Was the Giants Best Receiver This Night

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And that, as they say, is that. I'm pretty sure that outside of Frank Caliendo and Dan Benton , the lone FanHouse Giants fan, not many people gave New York a chance tonight. I know I had my doubts. Luckily, nobody cares what I think. Wide recever Plaxico Burress pointed it out this morning, but during the regular season the Giants lost to the Cowboys, Packers and Patriots. They beat Dallas ... [link]

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The Elusion and the Catch
Published 2/4/2008 by Enrico at The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae
When you think of historic Super Bowl moments, the play in which Eli Manning pulled a Donovan-esque elusion from the grasp of the multiple Patriot defenders and then heaved a prayer that was somehow, amazingly, caught by David Tyree... that play is among the most impressive ever. >>Burress Scored the Game Winner but David Tyree was Giants Best Receiver This Night [FH] video via AA ...

Sunday Night Super Blizzard
Published 2/4/2008 by Pacifist Viking at Pacifist Viking
... Yet Monk supporters carry on as if morons are perpetuating an obvious injustice. Now that's thankfully over. "Justin Tuck Deserved to Be MVP" (JJ Cooper) He was dominant in the first half, but for the entire game, the defensive domination came from all over the Giants' line: I have a hard time crediting it all to Tuck. I think Manning is worthy choice. "Burress Scored the Game-Winner, but Tyree Was the Giants Best Receiver This Night" (Ryan Wilson) That Manning to Tyree throw is now one of the most memorable plays ...

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President Bush picks Pats, Madden picks Pack

Posted 1/30/2008 on Watchdog

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