Eli Manning is like Kryptonite to Brady.

DamnYankees: Hard to not like Michael Strahan. Between the scak record, being a good natured dude, annd guest starring on Chuck when it was at its best, dude gets love.

It's hard to like Michael Strahan, you're right.

I'm glad i didn't bet on the game because first off, the line NE -8.5 is outrageous considering how the defense has played. But, holy shiat that P.I. call with less than 2 minutes left was insanity. The ball, even if the receiver didn't run into a safety, was darn uncatchable.

Michael Strahan's epic celebration of Eli Manning leading another fourth-quarter comeback against the Patriots

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Clash City Farker: Eli Manning is like Kryptonite to Brady.

Not that the Pats were playing good enough to win that game, but the PI call in the endzone basically handed the game to the Giants.

SilentStrider: as an Eagles fan, with the way Strahan gave Jon Runyan fits over the years, I should hate Strahan, but I don't.

I don't hate Strahan for being good, I hate him for his fake record and his annoying personality. He's not funny, he's not interesting. He's just loud.

That was awesome..lol...

Bradshaw and Long have picked against the Giants almost every week for years.

He was celebrating because he was right and Jimmy Johnson was wrong more than the Giants winning.

Jimmy Johnson on the otherhand could not get up for that exciting ending.

Farkn Yaj Yenrac: He was celebrating because he was right and Jimmy Johnson was wrong more than the Giants winning.

Jimmy Johnson looked like he wanted the loud negro to quit being loud.

Gunny Highway: Jimmy Johnson on the otherhand could not get up for that exciting ending.

If you look at the video closely, he's shining his superbowl rings.

Of which we have none.

Gonz: Clash City Farker: Eli Manning is like Kryptonite to Brady.

If my team's down 4 points with 1:30 on the clock, there aren't many active NFL quarterbacks I'd rather have under center than Eli. Maybe Brees, maybe Rodgers. Other than those two, I'd want Eli freakin' Manning. Dude's goofy as hell, but you can't deny what he does in Winnin' Time.

I'd take Rodgers first every time. Which makes me cry because I'm a Bears fan, and I know I have many years of this guy owning the division to look forward to.

Gonz: If my team's down 4 points with 1:30 on the clock, there aren't many active NFL quarterbacks I'd rather have under center than Eli. Maybe Brees, maybe Rodgers. Other than those two, I'd want Eli freakin' Manning. Dude's goofy as hell, but you can't deny what he does in Winnin' Time.

Oh I can deny it. I didn't see last night, but I remember the playoff run the Giants had a few years ago.

In so many of those games Eli would throw up a duck that would be dropped by a defender or just sail out of bounds or the receiver would make a great play on.

Many times Eli is luckier than good in these situations.

Clash City Farker: Eli Manning is like Kryptonite to Brady.

Yes, yes he is.

/ELI-te Manning, biatchES!

MugzyBrown: DamnYankees: Hard to not like Michael Strahan. Between the scak record, being a good natured dude, annd guest starring on Chuck when it was at its best, dude gets love.

It's hard to like Michael Strahan, you're right.

Pfft...Philly fan. Figures.

FreakinB: He's done it so many times, including in the biggest possible game.

Didn't Manning throw a pass right into the hands of a defender who dropped the ball on the final drive of the Super Bowl?

While Manning made a great play to escape the sack, wasn't the ball to Tyre just a blind floater into the middle of the field that could have just as easily been picked as completed?

This is what I'm talking about. Manning has some moments,, but he's also been blessed with some moments of extreme luck that has made his moments more than what they were.

I laughed that he's in the tank for his former team as he was the only one of the 5 celebrity analysts that chose NY over NE. Whichever channel that was, I don't know. They are all the same.

Also, anyone that says the "New York Football Giants" needs to have their face caved in with a baseball bat.

Not nearly as entertaining as MLB's "are you f*cking kidding me?"

That was a terrible game. Brady sucked, Pats defense sucked, and they still almost won. Giants should be ashamed of themselves for allowing a team that throws 4 picks and a number of fumbles to still even be in that game in the second half, let alone the 4th quarter.

STFU and get your grill fixed.

Pats fans and Eli haters please stop being butthurt, yeah I'm talking to you Mugzy.

Call Eli lucky all you want, he has now had something like 19 4th quarter comebacks.You can't chalk that up to luck when a guy comes through in the same situation time after time. If you do then your just being biased because he's not your guy. Dude is ballin this year and outplayed Brady yesterday.

FreakinB: Ok, you picked two moments. I'll give you Samuel's dropped pick. And I'd argue that while the Tyree play involved a *lot*, Eli really did all that he could given the rush. But watch the rest of that drive (here, I'll help (new window)). The Plax TD throw was perfect, the mostly-forgotten throw to Steve Smith to get 12 on 3rd and 11 was perfect, etc. etc.

But that's just the one that everyone saw. 17 career 4th quarter comebacks isn't an accident (new window).

But they're two moments that could have / should have ended the game.

I remember similar moments in the other playoff games for the Giants that year. I can't pick them out of my memory because I wasn't watching as intently as in the Super Bowl, but I recall similar 'lucky' plays that later turned out to win the game for NY.

I'm not saying he sucks. He's a good QB, but to make him out like this amazing clutch player bugs me, because he should have been a goat in the Superbowl (dropped INT) but now is a hero. You can't forget the choke because it wasn't caught.

By the 4th Quarter comeback stat isn't as impressive as it sounds.

He's now 8th active behind all-time great cluck players Jack Delhomme, Jon Kitna, Donovan McNabb, and Kerry Collins.

Both the Pats and the Steelers lost in the final seconds on the same day.

If only Duke had played and lost on a last-second buzzer beater...it would have been a Non-Douchebag Sports Fan's Xmas.

MugzyBrown: FreakinB: Ok, you picked two moments. I'll give you Samuel's dropped pick. And I'd argue that while the Tyree play involved a *lot*, Eli really did all that he could given the rush. But watch the rest of that drive (here, I'll help (new window)). The Plax TD throw was perfect, the mostly-forgotten throw to Steve Smith to get 12 on 3rd and 11 was perfect, etc. etc.

But that's just the one that everyone saw. 17 career 4th quarter comebacks isn't an accident (new window).

But they're two moments that could have / should have ended the game.

I remember similar moments in the other playoff games for the Giants that year. I can't pick them out of my memory because I wasn't watching as intently as in the Super Bowl, but I recall similar 'lucky' plays that later turned out to win the game for NY.

I'm not saying he sucks. He's a good QB, but to make him out like this amazing clutch player bugs me, because he should have been a goat in the Superbowl (dropped INT) but now is a hero. You can't forget the choke because it wasn't caught.

You know, it is my understanding that you also cannot tripple-stamp a double stamp.

MugzyBrown: FreakinB: Ok, you picked two moments. I'll give you Samuel's dropped pick. And I'd argue that while the Tyree play involved a *lot*, Eli really did all that he could given the rush. But watch the rest of that drive (here, I'll help (new window)). The Plax TD throw was perfect, the mostly-forgotten throw to Steve Smith to get 12 on 3rd and 11 was perfect, etc. etc.

But that's just the one that everyone saw. 17 career 4th quarter comebacks isn't an accident (new window).

But they're two moments that could have / should have ended the game.

I remember similar moments in the other playoff games for the Giants that year. I can't pick them out of my memory because I wasn't watching as intently as in the Super Bowl, but I recall similar 'lucky' plays that later turned out to win the game for NY.

I'm not saying he sucks. He's a good QB, but to make him out like this amazing clutch player bugs me, because he should have been a goat in the Superbowl (dropped INT) but now is a hero. You can't forget the choke because it wasn't caught.

Two moments? Look. You can say that the helmet catch wasn't as amazing a throw as it was lucky (although it was put in about as good a place as you can ask for.) You can't say that it was a BAD throw. They needed to move down the field quick. It's not like they weren't in a hurry. In that situation, throwing deep and crossing your fingers is the right move.

MugzyBrown: By the 4th Quarter comeback stat isn't as impressive as it sounds.

He's now 8th active behind all-time great cluck players Jack Delhomme, Jon Kitna, Donovan McNabb, and Kerry Collins.

Delhomme was a very solid (if not great) and clutch qb for a long time. Then he had one all-time worst playoff performance, and was never the same. He really was pretty good for a long time. Really.

Same with McNabb, even if he's one of my least favorite athletes ever. Just saying "4th and 26" to my Packers fan friend pisses him off.

I'm surprised Kitna's up there, but okay. Collins had a lot of success and played forever.

You listed a bunch of good QBs who aren't Peyton, Brady, Rogers, or Brees. Such people do exist.

FreakinB: MugzyBrown:

But you also can't foget the 4 other good plays he made on that drive just because he got lucky on one.

How can it be a choke if it didn't happen?

How can it be a choke if it didn't happen?

It did happen, just the DB choked more than the QB.

FreakinB: But you also can't foget the 4 other good plays he made on that drive just because he got lucky on one.

You're right, but you can also consider the other good plays wouldn't have happened if the DB catches the interception in his breadbasket.


Everybody agrees Romo choked this year vs the Jets. If Revis fumbles on his interception return and the Cowboys recover and win, Romo still choked.

Eli's game has to be one of the most scrutinized things in all of sports.

Guess what, everyone - I don't care if anybody considers Eli "elite" and I certainly don't need a 10 minute conversation between Antonio Pierce and Merrill Hoge on SportsCenter on that matter. The fact is, he's the Giants QB, and any Giants fan has complete faith in him in situations like yesterday.

End of story.

FreakinB: MugzyBrown: I'm not saying he sucks. He's a good QB, but to make him out like this amazing clutch player bugs me, because he should have been a goat in the Superbowl (dropped INT) but now is a hero. You can't forget the choke because it wasn't caught.

But you also can't foget the 4 other good plays he made on that drive just because he got lucky on one.

Shouldn;t you be posting about how much better Michael Vick's than Eli or somethin'? Or are you projecting how you'd want to upgrade from Vick to Manning if given the chance?

Yanks_RSJ: Guess what, everyone - I don't care if anybody considers Eli "elite" and I certainly don't need a 10 minute conversation between Antonio Pierce and Merrill Hoge on SportsCenter on that matter. The fact is, he's the Giants QB, and any Giants fan has complete faith in him in situations like yesterday.

End of story.

THIS.

Coach_J: Both the Pats and the Steelers lost in the final seconds on the same day.

If only Duke had played and lost on a last-second buzzer beater...it would have been a Non-Douchebag Sports Fan's Xmas.

Can't really say that because the Steelers losing meant a Ravens win.

When they play each other, the rest of the world roots for "stadium collapse".

NeoCortex42: Clash City Farker: Eli Manning is like Kryptonite to Brady.

Not that the Pats were playing good enough to win that game, but the PI call in the endzone basically handed the game to the Giants.

I think you mean the pass interference gave the game to the Giants, since the call was quite correct.

Anyway, the Pats wouldn't have been in that game at all if it wasn't for Eli's idiotic interception or Ross's crazy return fumble. They were playing like shiat (or being made to play like shiat, depending on your POV)