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Twas the Day of the Giants...


0DegreesKelvin

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Twas the day of the Giants, and all through their house
the stadium was stirring, and very hard to douse
The Giants were nestled with home field advantage
Ready 
to quiet the critics, and the announcers that speak Spanish
With Eli, ODJ, and JPP who can deny
Talented players are no surprise
But when The Panthers roll in with our “Keep Pounding” chant
The Giants will have confidence as small as an ant

Cam gets the ball and the two teams clash
Ted Ginn speeds up and is gone in a flash
Trai Turner makes a pancake surprise
JPP upset leaves the field and cries
Fozzy will make Panther fans scream “Wakka Wakka”
Tolbert will score and do a dance to Waka Flocka
Olsen will score and he’s healthier it seems
The hammer of Thor works with or without a knee

The defense will be as hungry as ever
Haunting the dream of Eli forever
As Kuechly calls the D to the field
With left hand a fist, and the right bearing a shield

“On Norman, on Coleman, on Peanut, on Short
on Star, on CJ, on TD, and more!”

Norman locks down the diva, and peanut punches
Kuechly and TD tackle in bunches
KK Short will cause havoc up the middle
Eli will have no answer to our defensive riddle
Giants think ruining undefeated teams is a knack
Until the beat down Sunday with the colors blue and black

The Panthers climb back on the bus and get out of that town
watching the Giants pout and leave with a frown
Norman screams out the window after he stole the show
“Merry Christmas to all, and to all 14-0!

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