Didn't Tebow beat his sorry Green Mile ass?

The Giants did a very smart job of cheating by putting 12 guys out there at the end of the game last night.

Also, Harrison is quite the rulebreaker in his own right.

This asshole again?

Yeah, he should be talking.

He basically outs himself two tweets later when he admits he's just begging for attention with this nonsense.

So clearly the only sane course of action is to pay a lot of attention and discuss it ad nauseam making many references to Mr. Harrison's many character flaws and penchant for breaking the NFL's new found rules about helmet to helmet contact. Don't let him down Fark, pay attention to him.

Belichick always looks like he's struggling to rip a fart...

So, article, let me understand this - two-bit player not involved in the Super Bowl in any way sends a disparaging tweet, one which would've gone unnoticed by most folks, except for you trumpeting it to the rest of the world?

Article, you crazy. What you're saying here is "The Patriots cheat! No, I didn't say that - some other guy did, really. I'm just quoting it less than a day after the end of a disappointing Super Bowl."

js34603: He basically outs himself two tweets later when he admits he's just begging for attention with this nonsense.

So clearly the only sane course of action is to pay a lot of attention and discuss it ad nauseam making many references to Mr. Harrison's many character flaws and penchant for breaking the NFL's new found rules about helmet to helmet contact. Don't let him down Fark, pay attention to him.

This, basically.

PowerSlacker: The Giants did a very smart job of cheating by putting 12 guys out there at the end of the game last night.

Also, Harrison is quite the rulebreaker in his own right.

Tommy C's best move of the game :)

PowerSlacker: The Giants did a very smart job of cheating by putting 12 guys out there at the end of the game last night.

That was a little weird, actually. The way the timing rules work is that if the offense commits a penalty, there is a 10 second runoff. But on defense, they can commit a penalty ensuring that the play will be unsuccessful and also that time runs off the clock. I wouldn't mind seeing the 2-minute rules changed such that if the defense commits a penalty and the offense accepts it, the clock is reset as if the prior play did not happen at all.

Shaggy_C: PowerSlacker: The Giants did a very smart job of cheating by putting 12 guys out there at the end of the game last night.

That was a little weird, actually. The way the timing rules work is that if the offense commits a penalty, there is a 10 second runoff. But on defense, they can commit a penalty ensuring that the play will be unsuccessful and also that time runs off the clock. I wouldn't mind seeing the 2-minute rules changed such that if the defense commits a penalty and the offense accepts it, the clock is reset as if the prior play did not happen at all.

I would not be surprised at all if the rule was changed accordingly. The Giants should have been committing all sorts of illegal contact and defensive holding penalties as well.

Full credit to Coughlin though. That was a brilliant move and he pulled one over on Belichick of all guys.

Shaggy_C: PowerSlacker: The Giants did a very smart job of cheating by putting 12 guys out there at the end of the game last night.

That was a little weird, actually. The way the timing rules work is that if the offense commits a penalty, there is a 10 second runoff. But on defense, they can commit a penalty ensuring that the play will be unsuccessful and also that time runs off the clock. I wouldn't mind seeing the 2-minute rules changed such that if the defense commits a penalty and the offense accepts it, the clock is reset as if the prior play did not happen at all.

I wouldn't mind that rule, but as they are now...when it comes down to it, if it was deliberate, it was a good move by the Giants. Also, plenty of plays have been successful throughout time when the defense had 12 guys on the field, I'm sure.

Some of you should consider that many dislike the Pats for this exact reason.

Anything else would be somewhat disappointing. He's just saying what we are all thinking.

Cant win it all after they are stopped from cheating at least

But, they did win while they were cheating...

I mean, perhaps he could've said something like "People who cheat get bad karma and then, later in life, they suffer the consequences of their actions, thus losing when they had the chance as a penalty for their prior actions".

I don't know how much of that he could fit on twitter though.

FormlessOne: So, article, let me understand this - two-bit player not involved in the Super Bowl in any way sends a disparaging tweet, one which would've gone unnoticed by most folks, except for you trumpeting it to the rest of the world?

Article, you crazy. What you're saying here is "The Patriots cheat! No, I didn't say that - some other guy did, really. I'm just quoting it less than a day after the end of a disappointing Super Bowl."

2× Super Bowl champion (XL, XLIII)
5× Pro Bowl (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)
4× All-Pro (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010)
2008 AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year
Longest play in Super Bowl history - 100 yard interception return for touchdown

"Two-bit player"? You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

srhp29: Also, plenty of plays have been successful throughout time when the defense had 12 guys on the field, I'm sure.


Umm, like the play where the Pats stripped the ball early in the game.

fastfxr: Some of you should consider that many dislike the Pats for this exact reason.

This, and the quarterback is the most entitled douche backup from Michigan ever.

Warlordtrooper: fastfxr: Some of you should consider that many dislike the Pats for this exact reason.

My hatred is not about the cheating or anything but rather watching my sports teams constantly getting stomped into the ground by Boston sports teams.

/Let me have my hate!


At least you're honest about it.

/hate on, bro

Is there any valdity to the idea they put 12 on the field on purpose?

If that's the case why didn't they put 20 on the field?

James Harrison is pumped full of more roids than Ivan Drago, and he's won two superbowls, so his tweet doesn't make much sense. Cheaters win all the time.

MugzyBrown: Is there any valdity to the idea they put 12 on the field on purpose?

If that's the case why didn't they put 20 on the field?

They ;may have. They may not have. If they did, good call though. I think they may get more than a five yard penalty for 20 men on the field. Some sort of unsportsmanlike penalty may be assessed in that situation.

MugzyBrown: Is there any valdity to the idea they put 12 on the field on purpose?

If that's the case why didn't they put 20 on the field?

Putting 12 on the field is a normal foul.

Putting 20 on the field is blatant cheating and is an unfair act that can be punished by any measure the referee deems appropriate.

Why Would I Read the Article: James Harrison is pumped full of more roids than Ivan Drago, and he's won two superbowls, so his tweet doesn't make much sense. Cheaters win all the time.

James Harrison has never failed an NFL drug test in his career, so your comment is not only stupid but slanderous as well.

MugzyBrown: Is there any valdity to the idea they put 12 on the field on purpose?

If that's the case why didn't they put 20 on the field?

?????

"Told you cheaters never win111"

Says the bullett headed freak who was probably sailed through every class since it was known he had an ability to place his empty head into things without being injured, and injure the things he hit. While numerous people worked hard to get to, through, pay for, and succeed in college, this guy was probably hand held through every thing he has ever done in life off the field. I only say that because he looks dumber than cat shiat, and every time he opens his mouth off the field, he seems to reinforce the belief of mine.

It doesn't make any sense.

If the Pats complete a 15 yard pass, you give the team a free timout with the penalty.

There's less than 1% chance it was on purpose.

FormlessOne: So, article, let me understand this - two-bit player not involved in the Super Bowl in any way sends a disparaging tweet, one which would've gone unnoticed by most folks, except for you trumpeting it to the rest of the world?

Article, you crazy. What you're saying here is "The Patriots cheat! No, I didn't say that - some other guy did, really. I'm just quoting it less than a day after the end of a disappointing Super Bowl."

You sound like a Brown's fan

Donnchadha: vladimpaler: Why Would I Read the Article: James Harrison is pumped full of more roids than Ivan Drago, and he's won two superbowls, so his tweet doesn't make much sense. Cheaters win all the time.

James Harrison has never failed an NFL drug test in his career, so your comment is not only stupid but slanderous as well.

Actually, since it's written on the internet, it would be libelous.

Point. I stand corrected.

James Harrison is a dick and an AW, and this tweet was hilarious. Mazel tov, Giants!

Inchoate: James Harrison is a dick and an AW, and this tweet was hilarious. Mazel tov, Giants!

As a Steelers fan I cringe every time Harrison tweets. He is his own worst enemy when he does. That being said, I thought this one was hilarious.

Um, didn't the Giants cheat earlier this season with some very obvious fake injuries? Not to mention the 12 men on the field thing.

ohioman: Inchoate: James Harrison is a dick and an AW, and this tweet was hilarious. Mazel tov, Giants!

As a Steelers fan I cringe every time Harrison tweets. He is his own worst enemy when he does. That being said, I thought this one was hilarious.

Oh, I'm a Stillers fan as well. I guess I've just accepted the fact that Harrison gonna hate. ;)

Warlordtrooper: Also considering Brady went out of his way to bash the city of buffalo I'm OK with this tweet.

Of all the pot-shots taken at Buffalo in the history of Ever, "they don't have the nicest hotels in the world" is a pretty generous, light "swipe" against it.

/I have no earthly idea how that many people could take offense to it.

Yeah, great point. No one who wasn't playing should tweet about football.
Which would include the idiot author.

Harrison is dead on!

He's right, you need refs to help you win SB James.

fastfxr: Some of you should consider that many dislike the Pats for this exact reason.

Because James Harrison is a douche?

Inchoate: Oh, I'm a Stillers fan as well. I guess I've just accepted the fact that Harrison gonna hate. ;)

Also a steeler fan. He is simultaneously a moron and a standout player. But I'm not having him to my house for dinner. The man has some character flaws. He also has a superb nfl resume and as sparkling a list of individual nfl individual achievements as you're likely to see from a linebacker so it's possible he doesn't give two shiats what I or anyone else thinks of his character flaws.

/we're rooting for laundry - if you think your team doesn't employee some brain-dead neanderthals you either haven't looked at the roster closely enough or the one they have just aren't that good.

MugzyBrown: It doesn't make any sense.

If the Pats complete a 15 yard pass, you give the team a free timout with the penalty.

There's less than 1% chance it was on purpose.

1) According to the internets, it does not give them a free timeout.
2) There were 17 seconds left in the game when they did it and the Pats were 60 yards away. I'm pretty sure the Giants would have been ecstatic to hold them to 15 yards with the time lost.
3) The plays before that were a completion across the middle and then clocking the ball. After clocking the ball, there was plenty of time for the Giants, meaning there was plenty of time to prepare for their next defensive play.
4) All 12 were lined up ready to go, it wasn't a guy running off the field barely doesn't in time sort of deal.

So I mean, I think there's a really really good chance it was on purpose.

WTF??? Filter wouldn't let me use seven exclamation marks. How am I supposed to get my point across?!?

doubled99: WTF??? Filter wouldn't let me use seven exclamation marks. How am I supposed to get my point across?!?

Step 1) Drink lots of coffee to the point you're jittery.
Step 2) Use the SHIFT key.
Step 3) Win internet arguments!!1!111!!111!!1one!!!1

People say that Belichick was smart in allowing the TD. Coughlin out Belichicked Beclichick by doing that.

When I saw that penalty last night, I said to myself this WILL be fixed by the competition committee in the off-season.