Brady calls Manning a 'great quarterback'
Via The Daily Rival
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January 27, 2012
Eli Manning over Tom Brady? It’s already happened once on the field this season, and that’s also what a survey of married women is now saying, according to AshleyMadison.com
The dating site for philanderers conducted a poll asking some perhaps not-so-happily married women who they’d prefer to have an affair with out the two starting quarterbacks in this year’s Super Bowl...
Via Denver Post
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January 25, 2012
When Eli Manning talks, the New York Giants listen.
Via SFgate
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January 26, 2012
Eli Manning goes to the Super Bowl next week looking for his second championship ring, which might be the perfect ending to a season that began with owners and players at war. His older brother Peyton, plus Drew Brees...
Via NY Daily News
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January 25, 2012
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. A series of text messages began streaming into Tom Martinez's iPhone at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and continued through Monday morning. The sender, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, excited about reaching his fifth Super Bowl, promised to remedy his AFC title game shortcomings and then, before closing, gauged Martinez’s health.
Via Footbasket
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January 28, 2012
The Giants and Patriots aren’t necessarily regarded as trash-talking teams, though a war of words between opponents is almost customary in the days leading up to the Super Bowl.This year is no different, and the opening salvo has been fired, courtesy of Big Blue wideout Mario Manningham.On Friday, Manningham made it clear to the Boston Herald that he’s looking forward to facing...
Via MentalityMagazine.com
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January 27, 2012
I usually don’t associate with any Gingers because everyone knows that they invented AIDS, but there is one Ginger that tickles my taint and makes me giggle hard and he goes by the name of Davey Mac. The Davey Mac Sports Program is the greatest nonsensical sports radio show that you’ve never heard. The show is a raucous ramblings of “Eastside” Dave McDonald...
Via Football Nation
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January 28, 2012
We hear the term “in the zone” tossed around a lot to describe the feeling an athlete gets when they feel unbeatable. You can see it happen too; it just sort of develops as the game progresses. A true great like a Tom Brady seems to get into that “zone” and stay there; something I imagine is very hard to do in a pressure-packed game. It’s not just the...
Via Boston Herald Sports
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January 25, 2012
FOXBORO - Patriots coach Bill Belichick isn't interested in statistics. Neither is his quarterback.
Belichick...
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