Crazy stat

[SamTheRam]

At the end of the season the Giants were 9-7 and -6 in points scored/points allowed. And yet to win the Super Bowl they beat the 15-1 Packers, the 14-3 49ers and the 15-3 Patriots, whose combined record when the Giants beat them was 44-7.

[Claws]

yeah, that's pretty crazy

[Johnny Rockets]

According to something I read, the Giants were also the healthiest team in the NFL with all original 53 players on the orginal roster active going into the Superbowl. That is pretty crazy in it's own right. Of course the Packers did it with one of the most injured teams the year before. It's all about getting hot at the right time.

[Mr. Scot]

They're very healthy...till late in the second half when the other team is driving with a no-huddle attack.

They have an odd propensity to get hurt in those situations. Wonder why? :confused:

[Brooklyn Bully]

Yep, hot streaks are very important in any game.

[SamTheRam]

Also, they were 3-0 on the road in the playoffs. No one else won a road game.

[SamTheRam]

They're very healthy...till late in the second half when the other team is driving with a no-huddle attack.

They have an odd propensity to get hurt in those situations. Wonder why? :confused:

Yeah, I think they turned the whole game around against my Rams second game of the year pulling that crap. Knowing Deon Grant the way I do, I was particularly perturbed that he was the main culprit.

[Mr. Scot]

Oh, I'm sure no pro player would ever fake an injury.

That'd be dishonest :sosp: