The football kept slipping through David Tyree's fingers, a potential portent of terrible things to come.
Via T-Rock's Take On The Giants
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November 05, 2011
The football kept slipping through David Tyree's fingers, a potential portent of terrible things to come.
Via NESN.com
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November 06, 2011
David Tyree will forever be remembered for his miraculous catch in Super Bowl XLII, during which he pinned a desperation throw from Eli Manning to his head as Patriots safety Rodney Harrison unsuccessfully tried to wrestle it loose. But despite the devastating nature of New England's loss, Harrison agreed to write the foreword for Tyree's book, More Than Just the Catch: A...
Via NY Post
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November 07, 2011
FOXBOROUGH -- What’s in a number?
Maybe mystique was in play yesterday when a Giants offensive player wearing No. 85 made the most important catch of a huge game against the Patriots.
The last time the Giants and Patriots played, it was a wide receiver named David Tyree wearing...
Via Shutdown Corner
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November 07, 2011
One thing is for sure — the next time the New England Patriots play the New York Giants, they will double down on whoever is wearing No. 85.
Three years ago late in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLII, it was the Giants No. 85, wide receiver David Tyree, who rose over New England safety Rodney Harrison to pull down an Eli Manning pass. Clutching the ball against his helmet as...
Via NY Post
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November 05, 2011
The play was called 62 Y Sail Union, and it only changed the course of football history and the lives of the New York Football Giants.
Especially Eli Manning’s life. And especially David Tyree’s life.
Tyree -- little more than a special-teams standout heading into Super Bowl XLII...
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November 05, 2011
The football kept slipping through David Tyree's fingers, a potential portent of terrible things to come.
Via Boston.com
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November 05, 2011
WAYNE, N.J. - You hate him. David Tyree knows that.
Via NY Daily News
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November 07, 2011
Jake Ballard wears David Tyree’s No. 85, and he spent a few hours last week watching the highlights of Plaxico Burress’ Super Bowl XLII-winning TD catch. Now he has a
Via NY Post
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November 07, 2011
HERO
It wasn’t David Tyree’s Super Bowl helmet catch, but tight end Jake Ballard’s overhead grab between two defenders on third-and-10 on the Giants’ final drive was as clutch as you will see in a regular-season game. And Ballard didn’t stop there, hauling in a 1-yard...
Via Boston.com
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November 05, 2011
It’s not as though the man isn’t practiced at the art of evasion by now. Witness his Houdini job escaping from a grasping pack of Patriots just before he hurled The Pass to David Tyree that put the Giants on the path to a ring.
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November 06, 2011
There can be only one.
O HAI GUYS, remember Super Bowl XLII? Feels like ESPN has hardly made any mention of it.
Anyhoo, the marquee game for the late open thread is the matchup between the Giants and Patriots, who face off for the first time since Eli Manning and David Tyree proved the existence of God. Here’s the full slate:
Denver @ Oakland ★
Cincinnati @ Tennessee ★
NY...
No more Randy Moss, Tedy Bruschi, Rodney Harrison nor David Tyree on the field for Sunday. The Giants and Patriots are hardly the same ones that met in 2007.
Via Backyard Sports Blog
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November 07, 2011
Eli Manning led the Giants to a game winning touchdown with 15 seconds left in the game against the Patriots. We all remember the Super Bowl 42 pass to David Tyree that lead to the Giants winning over the Patriots. I guess it's safe to say that Eli is a Patriots killer now. The Giants had tons of emotions going into the locker room after the game and went crazy while...
Via Projo Pats Blog
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November 06, 2011
By Jim Donaldson
Via Giants Football Blog
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November 07, 2011
The Ghost of No. 85 Returns to Haunt Patriots
The Giants see a Patriots’ winning streak and they compelled to break it. Four years ago they derailed the Pats’ quest for an perfect 19-0 season by mounting a memorable comeback in Super Bowl XLII.
Yesterday, New England had them on the ropes in protecting their confines, where they had not lost a game since the 2008 season....
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