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During Sunday’s “Football Night in America,” Harrison told millions of TV viewers that the team should finally turn the page on the durable but immobile Manning. “The Giants have to start thinking about replacing Eli Manning,” Harrison said. Yes, the Giants offensive line stinks. Harrison called tackle Ereck Flowers “pathetic” and said “there’s no way he should be on NFL roster.” |
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Then there’s Terry Bradshaw treating the proud Giants organization like a laughing stock on “Fox NFL Sunday.” During Sunday’s pregame show, Bradshaw compared the winless Giants to a possum: “They’re dead at home and they get killed on the road,” he guffawed. |
And Bradshaw? Nobody takes him seriously. He's become a caricature of himself, which was no great shakes to start with. He isn't in the studio for analysis, he's the court jester.
Harrison still butt hurt over that Tyree catch
For the record, I agree with what Harrison said. It's time to start thinking about replacing Eli. It's past time.
Harrison still butt hurt over that Tyree catch
So anyone who played in the past that has a valid point is a turd because they are butthurt? Great sense there
Harrison still butt hurt over that Tyree catch
But prior to week 1 vs Cowboys, Harrison said the Giants defense is legit dominant and the Giants are a scary team. At that point he was not butthurt and people praised his comment...
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
Think this OL will be fixed in one season?
Think the defense will be fixed in one season?
We will never get in return, what Eli is worth to a team, that has a good OL, and running game....
If no Eli, who throws to OBj? And what has happened to OBj, this season is possibly a precursor, of what happens when you invest the Farm in a receiver, who may have health issues going forward....
And exactly, who is going to make these decisions? Reese?
You play for the future, or for now.....this hybrid model we have been working with for 6 seasons is not working.....
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Yes, the OL is crap, but Eli's immobility is part of the problem too.
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
Maybe you're the outlier, but most people's bodies age and change between the ages of 30 and 36. They don't get more mobile.
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Yes, the OL is crap, but Eli's immobility is part of the problem too.
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
It ain't anymore. The game's changing. Unless you're Tom Brady, you need to be able to move in the pocket and run. It's time to move on.
Broncos are a good fit .
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In comment 13638994 Gman11 said:
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Yes, the OL is crap, but Eli's immobility is part of the problem too.
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
Maybe you're the outlier, but most people's bodies age and change between the ages of 30 and 36. They don't get more mobile.
LOL......do you see much difference in Eli's mobility when he was 30, because I don't.
He even ran for a nice TD run two weeks ago.
He's pretty much the same player, except the team around him blows (no OL, no run game, and poor scheme).
Unfortunetly that's true. He can't escape anything. And he must lead the league in sack fumbles.He's gonna get hrt in my opinion as season is over.
His inaccuracy yesterday certainly led to a couple of the WR injuries.
Harrison is right...time to move on from Mr. Sloppy.
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Yes, the OL is crap, but Eli's immobility is part of the problem too.
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
Not true. He is more immobile than ever and his ability to throw while rolling out has become borderline comical. It wasn't always like that.
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In comment 13638994 Gman11 said:
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Yes, the OL is crap, but Eli's immobility is part of the problem too.
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
Not true. He is more immobile than ever and his ability to throw while rolling out has become borderline comical. It wasn't always like that.
Watch the helmet catch again (screw you Roidney Harrison). Think 2017 Eli can make a play like that with his feet anymore?
Eli is immoble now. But that play is an example of how Eli in his prime could move when need be.
Well, to be completely fair - the TD to Odell wasn't really a prime example of his mobility, unless standing there and letting the blitzer run right by him makes him look like Randall Cunningham.
Well, that's to be expected since Rivers won the head-to-head yesterday and Roethlisberger beat them to the punch when he suggested he should have retired already.
Big Ben said yesterday, "mayb I don't have it anymore." Chargers could very well be drafting Rivers replacement in next year's draft.
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Yes, the OL is crap, but Eli's immobility is part of the problem too.
I'm tired of this mantra. Eli's mobility was fine when he was a 2 time Super Bowl MVP. Nothing has changed except he doesn't get any time now.
True...nothing has changed...except for the HC, OC, QB coach, Offensive line personnel, Running backs, TE...