Welp, so far my Giants predictions have been completely backwards. Eli has been great, and Jacobs hasn't been particularly good in any of the playoff games (from what I remember).

Regardless of what Manning has been doing the past couple weeks, I think he owns the title of inconsistency. And I think the Packers would have had a better shot mostly because Favre has Super Bowl experience and Eli Manning doesn't.

Saving this.

Stick to your argonauts canadafag.

Pretty sure I had a dream the other day of Tom Brady hoisting the trophy in the air and the announcer going "...and the Patriots have done the impossible...and have played a perfect season" with confetti streaming everywhere.

He's probably an Alouettes fan.

the patriots by like 10 or 14

Giants 34-30

New York winning makes the Green Bay loss easier to swallow.

Looks like Brady's ankle was just a ruse according to the injury report. To think this was the big story for the Super Bowl the past week. I'm not really surprised considering Belichick still lists Tom Brady's right shoulder injury for 5 straight years on the injury report.

Let's go New York!

LoL.

Well, after rooting against them the whole season, I think I'm going for the Patriots just for the historical significance. It makes me feel like scum.

Although Eli Manning getting clutch and winning the Super Bowl would be a great story too.

I want the patriots to win now too. Why? My schedule at work is better. Yes, we have two different schedules. One if the Giants win and one if they lose. I work 24.5 hours if they win and 11 if they lose. I wouldn't mind working more hours, but until I get a car to get to and from school, I don't want to work weekdays.

Where do you work? That's just really weird.

Dick's sporting goods. We win, we sell a butt load of Giants Super Bowl championship merch so they afford to give us more hours.

Giants because Dr. House says so

Really hoping the Giants win this one. Unlike everyone else in Philly who hates them, I'm from NY and if the Eagles aren't going to win us one I'll be happy with a lil Giants glory.

ITSuperBowl: Giants act like retards

God, does no one want to score?

pre-emptive weep for giants loss

lolol nevermind then

It was like watching Soccer for a bit, but fucking a', the Giants pulled through.

a play must be run!

let's redo that one second

FUCK

Fuck you, you fucking cheaters. 18-1 doesn't look so good.

BIG BLUE!

ffffffffffffFFFFF

LOL

HOLY SHITTTTTT FUCKKKK WOWWWW

LOL Patriots

Am I the only one who isn't surprised?

I was expecting an upset. ESPN journalists can suck my cock now.

lolz

oh well no one gives a shit about mercury morris anymore anyways

l2defense

Unbelievable. Congrats to the Giants, they did the impossible. 4th quarter was awesome to watch.

Wow. Just wow. Now I have to work 25 hours this week. Uggh. Well, at least I found a car.

I missed the final two minutes. I left my dad's apartment after Moss' TD to catch a 10:12 train. I thought it was over. Not only did I miss the final two minutes, I missed the train.

God hates me.

4th quarter ruled. 18-1 LOL.

friend of mine made that.

LOL WAIT SO LIKE THE PATS LOST?

GG

That's awesome.

so awesome.

still better than your record ever was or ever will be, fag.

also, this was overall probably the worst game i've watched this season, it was so boring.

Dude, don't even try the better record comment, I was a buckeye fan and 12-1 with Troy Smith doesn't mean shit. You still lost in the championship game. 12-1 sounds great, but only 1 game matters. Big Ten championships don't mean shit to me either. It's all about the superbowl/NC game.

ALso....

Are you fucking kidding me? Boring game? Spoken like sore loser.

That game was fucking tight, to see the defensive pressure put on each QB. All the amazing catches made by Giants WRs. Two touchdowns scored in the final 2-3 minutes. 3 lead changes in the 4th quarter. Eli's miracle escape from 3 or 4 pats defensive linemen. There were QB fumbles, one of which ended the Pats drive 30 seconds before the first half was done.

That play by Eli and that catch should go down as the greatest catch in playoff/superbowl history.

I'd say that's the best super bowl I've ever seen. Honestly....there was a touchdown scored in the last 30 seconds for the lead, how can you say it was a boring game?

Fuck these high scoring games that we are becoming accustomed to. It's nice to see a defensive front 4 that can still pressure a QB. I still think the Pats are a better team however, but the GIants played better in the playoffs.

Agreed. That game was amazing all the way through, especially the last 3 minutes. My girlfriend was over, and she HATES football, and she was on the edge of her seat the whole 4th quarter. You know if the Pats had won, Trog, you'd be talking about what a thrilling finish it was.

Although...best catch in playoff history? Please. The Immaculate Reception, The Catch, and The Catch II were all better than that. Not to say that that catch won't go down as being ONE of the best, but not the best ever.

Don't even try to pull that "better record" shit. I know what you're trying to do...I was there. The Steelers went 15-1 in the regular season. Ben Roethlisberger was undefeated as a rookie with one of the toughest schedules in the league, including a game Pittsburgh won against the Patriots that ended their record-setting win streak. It didn't matter, because they lost the AFC Championship game. The next year, when they snuck into the playoffs and upset everyone they faced as road warriors...kind of like the Giants did this year...was WAY more satisfying.

You should know the satisfaction of being an underdog winner Trog. Back when you were a Vikings fan, the Pats were huge underdogs against the Rams before they cheated to win against them.

Its the same as 85 Bears who still won the Superbowl and are still the best NFL team ever because the Patriots couldn't win it when it mattered

Immaculate I'll give as being better. But I don't really care about football before I was born, I hate to say that, but it's just me. But I still agree it's a better catch.

As for the The Catch I and II?....

Catch I is Montana to Clark and Catch II is Young to TO right. I watch those plays, especially Catch I, and I see Montana making a great elusive scramble and a tough throw, however the actual catch itself wasn't that crazy to me....he did just jump up and grabt it with both hands. And TO's catch was slick, especially watching it live against the Packers...but I expected TO to catch that. It was a great hit, but TO was in position and the throw was great.

Also both catches were not in the Super bowl.

Eli's play was less than 3 minutes, down by 3, pocket collapsing, grabbed by like 4 defenders, breaks away, heaves it up.....guy shouldn't have a chance, makes a one handed grab against his helmet.....

Eli's effort was greater than young or Montana's to get away like that....and Tyree's (I think it was Tyree) catch was much more difficult, with 3 defenders hounding him in the middle of the field.....not to mention they were the heavy under dogs.


But the Immaculate I agree is bigger.

The only part worth watching was the 4th quarter, which was great. The first three were crap. One quarter of awesome play does not a great Super Bowl make.

Tyree's catch was amazing though.

I'm a Mariners fan (unfortunately . . . ). Remember the 2001 Mariners? Probably not. They won 116 games, tying the most ever won. Well it didn't matter, because the Yankees beat them in the ALCS. If they had won the World Series they would be remembered as having one of the best seasons ever. They didn't, and I'm sure few people other than Mariners fans even remember it.

It's a shame that the regular season doesn't mean a thing, and that the 2007-2008 Patriots will be remembered not as the best team ever, but the most disappointing team ever.

Even funnier because those Bears demolished the Pats in that Super Bowl.

I know, my dad had a taped set of that season.

Also Lol Tiki Barber