Antrel Rolle is glad to have answered Vernon Davisâ prayers. But he has a warning for the 49ers tight end and his teammates: Be careful what you wish for.
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January 17, 2012
RON ANTONELLI/NEW YORK DAILY NEWSAntrel Rolle, who recovers a fumble Sunday, says the Giants can't be beat by the 49ers in the NFC title game.By Peter Botte - NY Dailynews 1/17/12
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January 17, 2012
Antrel says Giants will not be deniedJOSEPH E. AMATUROON A ROLLE: Antrel Rolle says the Giants are playing with such confidence and are so focused that there is no stopping them from winning a championship.By Paul Schwartz - NY Post 1/17/12
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January 17, 2012
The New York Giants arent lacking for confidence when it comes to Sundays NFC Championship Game showdown at San Francisco. Theyre riding high after pummeling the defending champion Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. We wouldnt say were unstoppable, but our mindset is extreme at this point. Were not going to be denied.
I might be a little biased, but in our minds...
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January 17, 2012
Like the other team that plays in New York, the Giants have a habit of talking big. Unlike the other team that plays in New York, the Giants have a habit of backing it up. But safety Antrel Rolle, who has done some talking this year that the team hasn’t backed up (Redskins fans know…
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January 18, 2012
Can the Giants keep it going? After a convincing win over the Packers at Lambeau Field, the Blue will travel to another iconic NFL venue this Sunday – San Francisco’s Candlestick Park – to try to knock off the resurgent 49ers. It won’t be pretty by any means. The rain will begin to fall in the Bay Area beginning tomorrow and not stop until early next week...
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January 18, 2012
Giants safety Antrel Rolle says that the Giants can't be beat.
While that sounds more like the coach of the other team that calls the Meadowlands home than it sounds like a member of the team that's coached by a man whose mantra is that talk is cheap, there's plenty of fuel for Rolle's argument right now. The Giants have crushed four straight opponents by hitting...
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January 16, 2012
Our Chalk Talk series helps to understand the art of football. It breaks down the technique and scheme of various football plays.
The NFC Divisional Round playoff game between the Saints and 49ers is one of the great NFL games I’ve ever witnessed. The 49ers defied odds all game long.
Alex Smith pulled his best Joe Montana impression; with those little hands of his, he carved...
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January 18, 2012
Oh, Vernon Davis. So very measty. Not only did you take apart the Saints defense and inspire any number of sideline shots of an angry Gregg Williams (HE’S SO MAD, YOU GUYS!), but then you had to go and cry your heart out on the way to the sidelines. DAMN YOU FOR MAKING THINGS EMOTIONAL!
I, for one, am shocked that a first round megabucks GLORY BOY like Davis would end up...
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January 16, 2012
PAUL SAKUMA/APVernon Davis and Niners are ready to celebrate after upsetting SaintsBy Hank Gola - NY Dailynews 1/16/12
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January 17, 2012
Did you know it’s the saddest day of the year? No, seriously, not just for Packers fans wondering what the hell just happened yesterday, literally, according to scientists and researchers and ****, it’s supposedly “Blue Monday”. The saddest day of our year. You can read about it here.
So I’m here to help. I still can’t believe what I witnessed...
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January 15, 2012
Talk about heart stopping. The San Francisco 49ers win over the New Orleans Saints in the final seconds will always be remembered in franchise history. How the touchdown from Alex Smith to Vernon Davis that propelled the 49ers to the NFC Championship will be referred to is still waiting to be written. My vote is for The Catch 3.0. Before the game the 49ers were not given...
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January 17, 2012
Tanier: Tight ends such as Vernon Davis and Rob Gronkowski impossible to defend due to amazing mix of size, speed and versatility.
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January 16, 2012
Vernon Davis of the 49ers and Rob Gronkowski of the Patriots may look like tight ends, but they run and catch like wide receivers, presenting problems for opposing defenses.
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January 17, 2012
Any cold-weather garments Vernon Davis owns are getting tossed aside as quickly as he changed San Francisco's playoff fortunes with a game-winning touchdown catch against the favored Saints.
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