So, the almost unthinkable has happened, and Superman reigning MVP Tom Brady may be out for the season with a torn ACL that he received in the first quarter of New England's 17-10 win over Kansas City.
Whether or not you think that Kansas City safety Bernard Pollard’s low hit on Brady was right or wrong, those hits are a recipe for disaster, and that’s exactly what happened.
And everyone who’s a fan of one of the other ...Read More
The Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant!
Well, these gridiron Giants actually did the 1951 baseball Giants one better, as Eli Manning and his merry band of G-Men struck down the Patriots’ hopes of a 19-0 season, claiming Super Bowl XLII with a thrilling 17-14 win.
All of the drama was saved for the last 15 minutes, as the only scores of the first three quarters were a 32-yard field goal by Lawrence Tynes in the first quarter and ...Read More
The Giants, two-touchdown underdogs as they may be, are the only obstacle left in the way of a 19-0 season for New England.
What do the G-Men have to do to give themselves a fighting chance to culminate their unlikely playoff run by toppling the Pats to claim the Lombardi Trophy?
To get John Cyr’s take on the Patriots’ side of things, click here.
1. No careless mistakes: New York had New England on the ropes in Week ...Read More
From 32, to 12, to 8, and now 4.
By the end of today, only two teams will be left standing in the NFL, with their eyes on the prize that all thirst for, but few ever get their hands on.
We know who one of those teams will be, and it's no surprise that one of them is the New England Patriots. An injured Philip Rivers did all he could, and the Chargers picked off Tom ...Read More
After blowing a lot of their opponents away in the early going, New England has had several close games through the second portion of the season.
But, they won every one of them, and last night, passed another stiff test, holding off the pesky Jaguars to book a potential rematch with Indianapolis in next week’s AFC Championship Game.
The talk of the night was, unsurprisingly, Tom Brady, who went 26 of 28 (that’s not a typo, that’s 92.9%) ...Read More
