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Bucs stink...but Giants are looking good foe week #3.
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http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post...4-buccaneers-0

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Tom Coughlin is one of the best coaches in the league at using adversity as a motivating factor. The team got the news Thursday that starting safety Kenny Phillips would be placed on injured reserve. It's an obvious setback, but the defense didn't miss a beat Sunday.

The Giants will travel to Kansas City to face a winless Chiefs team next Sunday. It might sound like the perfect time for a letdown (see: Cleveland in 2008), but I don't think it will happen. I think the Giants are the best team in the league right now, although you could certainly make an argument for the Baltimore Ravens. Last week, the Giants' front seven was embarrassed by what the Cowboys accomplished in the running game.

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NYG 27 KC16 :-):-)
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Good win over a team the Giants were supposed to beat so it was nice to see that they pounded them early and often.

Steve Smith is officially "The Man" now. What a show!

And welcome to the end zone, Hakim Nicks! Very nice RAC!

Scary moment for Eli but it looks like the injury won't be all that bad but another excellent performance from he QB.

In the meantime, what the hell is up with Tynes?
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ESPN is speculating now that Eli's injury is most likely an Achilles injury ...

Begin fretting ... ... ... NOW!
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Originally Posted by CIGma_Chi:
ESPN is speculating now that Eli's injury is most likely an Achilles injury ...

Begin fretting ... ... ... NOW!

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4533731

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A day after hurting the heel in a non-contact injury in a win over the Kansas City Chiefs, Manning walked into the locker room with neither a boot, a crutch nor much evidence of heavy tape on his right foot. The only obvious sign of an injury was a slight limp.

Manning was to have an MRI on his right leg late Monday afternoon.

"I don't think it's nothing to be worried about. It will be getting rid of the soreness," Manning said.

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WHEW!

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4533731

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Eli Manning is going to have to play in pain if he wants to continue as the New York Giants quarterback.

Manning was diagnosed with inflamed tissue in his right foot late Monday following an MRI at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan. It's a problem that usually develops over time and lingers.

ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen first reported the diagnosis.

Team physician Russell Warren told Manning he could play this weekend against the Oakland Raiders if he could tolerate the pain.

"It's not as serious an injury as [the doctor] has seen before, where it's the whole foot that's hurting," Manning said in an interview on ESPN Radio in New York. "It's just kind of a portion of it."

The Giants (4-0) have listed Manning as day to day with the plantar fasciitis, which has caused soreness and swelling in the heel and arch area on the bottom of his foot.

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Good game today, NYG 44 OAK 7 :-)
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Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty:
Good game today, NYG 44 OAK 7 :-)

I think for it be officially a game, the other team has to show up. :-)

Bring on the Saints!
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Giants are not looking very good today.
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Originally Posted by MedicCook:
Giants are not looking very good today.

Tough game so far.
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Where did the Giants D go? Did they get the weekend off?
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Originally Posted by MedicCook:
Where did the Giants D go? Did they get the weekend off?

No they're playing a real football team today:-)
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Originally Posted by MedicCook:
Where did the Giants D go? Did they get the weekend off?

They are embarrassing themselves today.
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Wow this was just brutal. And the schedule doesn't get easier.
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Originally Posted by CIGma_Chi:
I think for it be officially a game, the other team has to show up. :-)

Bring on the Saints!

You asked for it.
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Originally Posted by macpappy:
You asked for it.

That I did. I knew the Saints would be the beginning of the tough part of the schedule. The Giants could very easily drop to 5-5 if they don't get it together. They get credit for beating the teams they had to beat but now it's time to play with the varsity.
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Today made it a clean sweep of New York State for the Saints.
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WHO DAT! WHO DAT! Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints!!!

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Originally Posted by blooz4u:
WHO DAT! WHO DAT! Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints!!!

:-)

:-)How About That? Saints Over The Former Superbowl Winning Giants!

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