Our MVP is David Tyree
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If ever a receiver with two receptions was deserving...
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Giant Football Blog found this 2/4/2008 on www.nypost.com
GLENDALE, Ariz. - You never know when the moment is going to find you, or when the game is going to summon you. That was how David Tyree approached this game, same as he's approached his whole career.Two years ago he made the Pro Bowl on special...Super Bowl XLII Post Game Interview Quotes
Dave Rouleau posted 2/4/2008 from bizoffootball.com
The following are post game interview quotes from Super Bowl XLII GIANTS QB ELI MANNING (on the win) "The guys on this team and the run we've made, it's hard to believe—it really is. We had a great fight and the defense played outstanding. The drive at the end there were so many clutch plays by so many guys. It is an unbelievable game and an unbelievable feeling. ...Eli’s Escape: Legendary Play in Super Bowl History
Deadspin found this 2/4/2008 on larrybrownsports.com
That was it. That was the play that told me wholly shnykees, the Giants are going to win. Initially my thoughts were, “haha, Eli got sacked, it’s over.” Then when that summabitch wouldn’t go down, I changed quickly and said ...Patriots Have NFL’s Biggest Choke Job Ever
iggle36 posted 2/4/2008 from insidetheiggles.com
The New England Patriots perfect season was shockingly broken by the New York Giants. Eli Manning orchestrated an amazing last minute game winning drive to win 17-14 in Super Bowl XLII. That drive was capped off with a 13 yard touch down to wide receiver Plaxico Burress. Burress boldly guaranteed a Giants win before the game, and while he did not have a great game...Excuse Me, Sir. Are You Choking?
chimprage posted 2/4/2008 from www.deuceofdavenport.com
Manning to Tyree was probably one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl history but we shouldn't forget the soldiers patroling the sidelines. Jared Lorenzen (a.k.a Hefty Lefty or Quarter Got Back) was one of the more interesting side plots to the night's event. He seemed to get redder as the game went on. It was as though he had a gordita stuck in his throat. Robeast was wondering if Gatorade ...
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Unlikely hero Tyree makes catch of a lifetime
To grasp just how unlikely David Tyree's clutch performance was Sunday night, understand this: He had more receiving yards (43) and touchdowns (one) in Super Bowl XLII than he did in his entire 2007 season.
To grasp just how unlikely David Tyree's clutch performance was Sunday night, understand this: He had more receiving yards (43) and touchdowns (one) in Super Bowl XLII than he did in his entire 2007 season.
David Tyree's circus catch saves Giants
David Tyree stretched every inch of his 6-foot frame, straining as if the whole Super Bowl was at stake. Because in a way, it was. Somehow, with time running out and the ball pinned to his helmet, Tyree held on tight with both hands Sunday. Years from ...
David Tyree stretched every inch of his 6-foot frame, straining as if the whole Super Bowl was at stake. Because in a way, it was. Somehow, with time running out and the ball pinned to his helmet, Tyree held on tight with both hands Sunday. Years from ...
SUPER BOWL XLII: Tyree catches fire just in time
GLENDALE, Ariz. - To grasp just how unlikely David Tyree's clutch performance was last night, understand this: He had more receiving yards (43) and touchdowns (one) in Super Bowl XLII than he did in his entire 2007 season.
GLENDALE, Ariz. - To grasp just how unlikely David Tyree's clutch performance was last night, understand this: He had more receiving yards (43) and touchdowns (one) in Super Bowl XLII than he did in his entire 2007 season.
David Tyree catches on in Super way
David Tyree, who had just four receptions in the regular season, couldn't even catch a pass in practice. And yet on Sunday night, he made perhaps one of the greatest and most clutch catches in Super Bowl history.
David Tyree, who had just four receptions in the regular season, couldn't even catch a pass in practice. And yet on Sunday night, he made perhaps one of the greatest and most clutch catches in Super Bowl history.
Tyree's night filled with special moments
David Tyree will confess that he's not wild about kickoff returns. "That's the one thing I completely hate to do," the Giants' special teams artiste said. "You've got guys running down the field 1,000 miles an hour and hitting me."
David Tyree will confess that he's not wild about kickoff returns. "That's the one thing I completely hate to do," the Giants' special teams artiste said. "You've got guys running down the field 1,000 miles an hour and hitting me."
