I have to think that if Strahan and Umenyiora hadn't been raging Brady in the face all night, New England would've put up a lot more than 14 points. Those sacks and hurries kept the score low (very low) enough for the Giants to keep up.
Call it another way if you want, but I say the NYG D-line won the game for them.
had it not been the NYG defensive linesmen, Tom Brady would be in the Pro-Bowl and Mexico screwing both Giselle and Jessica Simpson.
and Patriot's 2nd TD wasn't the linemen fault, it was the dude who slipped before Moss caught it.
I recall reading that they had pulled out of the Pro Bowl at least a day before the Super Bowl. Fox just created drama where there was none.
SunnyD
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I wonder if their presence may be expected elsewhere, perhaps at a hearing with Sen. Spector...
Randy Moss I can see doing this. Tom Brady? Well that's just a shame.
Randy Moss I can see doing this. Tom Brady? Well that's just a shame.
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I see the point that people are bringing up about "who gives a shit about the pro bowl".
On the flipside, if you are a fan that goes to all or most home games, you will see little kids voting for their favorite players on 20+ ballots. These same kids/fans are the ones wearing their pro bowl jersey and paying $$ to see them play live. I take pride in the Seahawks that go to the pro bowl. Most of them that are worth a fuck show up and give back to the fans. I do realize that this is entertainment, but this is a time to give back to the fans at the end of the season. Thats just my thoughts....
On the flipside, if you are a fan that goes to all or most home games, you will see little kids voting for their favorite players on 20+ ballots. These same kids/fans are the ones wearing their pro bowl jersey and paying $$ to see them play live. I take pride in the Seahawks that go to the pro bowl. Most of them that are worth a fuck show up and give back to the fans. I do realize that this is entertainment, but this is a time to give back to the fans at the end of the season. Thats just my thoughts....
Wow, talk about looking for something in nothing. Brady obviously isn't healthy, and Moss was also seen limping after the game. While they should honor their selections to the Pro-Bowl if healthy, why would they risk further injury?
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dude's got a bad ankle, he sacked up and played the entire game last night, give him a break. it's not like the pro bowl means anything.
Mo0o
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Pro Bowl is retarded, way too injury prone. Football is too team oriented for a random collection of players to put up a good show, especially given the injury risk. I'd rather let the "Pro Bowl" be an honorary selection then have the whole weekend be a series of skills challenges. THose are much more interesting to watch in my opinion.
Honestly, I don't know. I'm sure there have been injuries.
I think Drew Brees got hurt in a Pro Bowl. He busted up his elbow or something. Not a good thing for a QB.
Either way most players view it as an unnecessary risk. Which is why so many of thoes picked to go to the game, simply back out.
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