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Don't you think Brady's walking cast might have something to do with the line moving down?:shrug:
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NEW YORK GIANTS..
"AMERICA'S TEAM"
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Yes the lady in the back row with the beehive hairdo..
Yes Mame..did I hear you bid 10'...??
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"AMERICA'S TEAM"
:mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
Yes the lady in the back row with the beehive hairdo..
Yes Mame..did I hear you bid 10'...??
:142smilie
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cast could be a hoax..
it damn sure at moving down because of the respect for the juggernaut Pats.
Eli for President :mj07:
NYG...America's Team..:mj07:
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The smart ass answer would be "to get the line down for his buddies "..
But I try not to be a smart ass ..Humorous and fail at times but not a smart ass.
I try not to believe everything I see and read on the web..
My first impression was some nifty camera or filming work..
After reading the entire report[which I should have done first} it appears that Tom is in fact damaged goods and boot is a form of therapy..
My personal opinion the opening line was goofy to begin with..
Giants had played them tuff just weeks earlier and in the course of their[Giants] schedule they win 10 friggin straight[now I am a believer and should hace listened to Ce] games on the road and the books open up at 14...
Appears to me that those who perceive themselves as wise investors jumped all over that +14 and +13 ..
Penny is as smart as it gets as they are 12 now..
Will it rise again..I ain't got a clue ..Smarter guys here can answer that..
But everyday he wears that boot puts a different spin on the game..
gl...whichever way ya go ..
But I try not to be a smart ass ..Humorous and fail at times but not a smart ass.
I try not to believe everything I see and read on the web..
My first impression was some nifty camera or filming work..
After reading the entire report[which I should have done first} it appears that Tom is in fact damaged goods and boot is a form of therapy..
My personal opinion the opening line was goofy to begin with..
Giants had played them tuff just weeks earlier and in the course of their[Giants] schedule they win 10 friggin straight[now I am a believer and should hace listened to Ce] games on the road and the books open up at 14...
Appears to me that those who perceive themselves as wise investors jumped all over that +14 and +13 ..
Penny is as smart as it gets as they are 12 now..
Will it rise again..I ain't got a clue ..Smarter guys here can answer that..
But everyday he wears that boot puts a different spin on the game..
gl...whichever way ya go ..
One of the local news stations made a good point by saying, if it was serious Brady probably wouldn't have gone to NY, he would have stayed in NE...
yeah, i don't think it means anything.it is probably to stabilize his foot...maybe he sprained his ankle or something like that...no big deal.
Brady didn't look good on Sunday and it's tough to back a team that has gone 2-8 their last 10 games ATS including 5 straight ATS losses. The oddsmakers got sick of getting pounded by New England ever week and made some adjustments.
I also believe the Giants running back tandem of Jacobs and Bradshaw gives the Giants a shot. The other thing is New York comes into the Super Bowl with a lot of momentum after winning @ Dallas and @ Green Bay (Shocked the world as knowone gave them a shot! Giants were 35:1 to win the Super Bowl before the playoffs!)
I know arguments can be made for New England, but the Giants have covered 8 of their last 10 games including 5 straight.
I also believe the Giants running back tandem of Jacobs and Bradshaw gives the Giants a shot. The other thing is New York comes into the Super Bowl with a lot of momentum after winning @ Dallas and @ Green Bay (Shocked the world as knowone gave them a shot! Giants were 35:1 to win the Super Bowl before the playoffs!)
I know arguments can be made for New England, but the Giants have covered 8 of their last 10 games including 5 straight.
