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    We had a good relationship when he was here and everything was fine.” "He plays with the passion that I think you should play football with ... There is not a better, more competitive guy in the National Football League on offense than Jeremy Shockey. They are playing against us. He is going to be riled up. He is going to want to obviously prove a point that they made a mistake. But it is not Shockey vs. the Giants; it is the Saints vs. the Giants." The NFL has announced that the kickoff for the Nov. 1 Giants-Eagles game in Philadelphia has been moved from 4:15 p..m. to 1 p..m. due to logistical issues should the Philadelphia Phillies advance to the World Series. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
    He plays with the passion that I think you should play football with ... There is not a better, more competitive guy in the National Football League on offense than Jeremy Shockey. They are playing against us. He is going to be riled up. He is going to want to obviously prove a point that they made a mistake. But it is not Shockey vs. the Giants; it is the Saints vs. the Giants.
    Antonio Pierce – Antonio Pierce SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 1 month ago
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DiTrani: Shockey vendetta still fresh
  1. I am sure he is excited for the game ... I think he gets excited for every game. I am sure he will be ready to play. There were no ill feelings. Shockey was a tremendous player. I am sorry to see him go. We had a good relationship when he was here and everything was fine.
    Eli Manning – Eli Manning SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 1 month ago
  2. If the team trades me, I promise you I’m going to make them pay. If I ever get a chance to play against a team that trades me, it’s not going to be a pretty site.
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 1 month ago
  3. I did some things to help the organization, marketing-wise ... I know they made a lot of money off of jersey sales and the things I’ve done for them. Going to the Pro Bowl four out of six years is a very big accomplishment, and I was expecting a little more respect than I was receiving.
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 1 month ago
  4. Things that happened between some people and myself, that bitter taste will always be in my mouth
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 1 month ago
  5. It’s just something that if you cross me once — it’s hard enough to gain my trust as it is — and if you lie to me and if you say something behind closed doors between that person and myself …
    SOURCE: NorthJersey.com 1 month ago

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