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Panthro

By Panthro,
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rayzor Grand Master

rayzor

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we are playing a team at home that just lost two big games in a row.

do we really want to push it?

they could be done officially (as a team, not in the playoffs)

they could be mad and getting ready to bounce back

they could be splitting with us in the playoffs

all very likely scenarios at this point.

it's looking good for us but it is also looking scary.

i hope the team is serious about putting a hurting on the giants.

dallas maybe on the playoffs. not sure i want to face them. esp. if they are playing strong.

be happy we aren't as sucky as the saints but don't get too cocky yet. there is still a lot to be played. we are on a roll....let's just hope we keep on rolling.

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Mark V

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I live in the greater NYC area. For almost the entire season, the grandstanding for the Giants around here has been almost unbearable. I bring up the fact that we have a good team too, and get laughed at. Well, there's blood in the H2O and we're hungry.

The crying on 680 The Fan tomorrow morning is going to be EPIC, and I'm going to thoroughly savor the flavor of this week. Foxy is NYG kryptonite, and we bury these roaches in 7 days.

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who cares if they're mad. The question is who's going to want it more. Right now, I would say Carolina has more talent than the Giants is playing much more sound football. If the Panthers can put a performance together like they have the last 2 weeks, get ready for some home playoff games !!

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