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New York Giants CAP-Boom: Game 4 against the Cardinals

Found October 03, 2011 on Big Giants Boom:
PLAYERS: Eli Manning,  Hakeem Nicks,  Victor Cruz,  Osi Umenyiora
TEAMS: Arizona Cardinals,  New York Giants,  Seattle Seahawks,  Miami Dolphins
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Adam Carman, BGB Assistant EditorGiants-Cardinals games have always had dramatic finishes. Going all the way back to when Arizona/Phoenix was bewilderingly part of the NFC East (makes as much sense as Dallas, I guess) and played them twice a year, it never mattered how good the Giants were or how bad the Cardinals were, the games were close, hard-fought and dramatic. The Cardinals helped fuel the embarrassing collapse in 2009, but we beat them narrowly in 2008, the year they went on to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl.Sunday's game was no exception. After being dominated for the first three quarters and trailing by ten points at two different times in the 4th, the Giants rallied to stun the Arizona Cardinals 31-27 behind two touchdown passes in fifty-eight seconds by Captain Comeback, Easy Eli Manning. You can find the official recap on www.giants.com, but suffice it to say it wasn't easy. Manning overcame two bad turnovers (both fumbles, one by himself and one by Bradsha...
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