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    Yeah, I am keeping him in the Pro Bowl every year it seems like ... When the ball is thrown to him, he makes the catches and makes good plays. You have to know where he is on the field. Full Article at The Connecticut Post
    Yeah, I am keeping him in the Pro Bowl every year it seems like ... When the ball is thrown to him, he makes the catches and makes good plays. You have to know where he is on the field.
    Eli Manning – Eli Manning SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
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Giants-Saints more than a matchup off star QBs
  1. We've also got Reggie (Bush), who can do just about anything out there on the field, so it's going to be crazy.
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  2. I know how the fans think and they are going to be loud ... They will be rooting for the home team.
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  3. These are the games that are fun to play
    Eli Manning – Eli Manning SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  4. It's not our fault how bad the offenses were that we played ... Obviously ... it is one of our biggest challenges all year because the Saints have a great quarterback. They have a lot of speed at running back, obviously Shockey at tight end, the receivers. They are loaded, we know that.
    Antonio Pierce – Antonio Pierce SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  5. They're both tackle-breakers. They're both very physical runners. They're both good on yards after contact.
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  6. We went in wanting to take care of the football and run the ball efficiently, which is always what we want to do, but maybe more so against those teams
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago
  7. We just knew that maybe managing the game was maybe more important than trying to be super aggressive. ... We're running the ball well, using up clock, so I think when you look at it, maybe the output wasn't what it was in the past, but the fact that you win by 20 points and 14 points, who cares?
    SOURCE: The Connecticut Post 1 month ago

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