So sad, Missy. They came so close today.Originally Posted by Missyboxers;3745830;
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NY needs to get HUNGRIER and more DETERMINED. Something is going on with Eli Manning, and it's bothering ME!
Seeing that the Chargers is the team that Eli Manning dissed in the draft, I think that the Giants underestimated the Chargers, and the Chargers (barely) jumped on that. That, and the Chargers had a lotta pride riding on this game.
BTW, the sun is shining brighter and the sky is a bit bluer in here San Diego today!
I have a feeling Eli's heel is bothering him more than he will ever let on. Plantar fasciitis is one of those nasty, lingering injuries, and to me, he looked hobbled while running around yesterday.NY needs to get HUNGRIER and more DETERMINED. Something is going on with Eli Manning, and it's bothering ME!
The defense is an entirely different animal. I'll be happy to see Aaron Ross, whenever he returns. And if I never see the prevent defense again, it will be too soon.
I sense a new Coughlin shirt coming, although that's complete conjecture on my part.
I've had plantar fasciitis and it's one of the most painful things I've ever had, and very hard to heal. I can't imagine playing football with that type of pain.
I had plantar fasciitis for years but, for me, it only lasted for a few minutes in the morning....EVERY morning, for several years; walking was very difficult when I first go up. It eventually went away and has not returned.
Great clock management at the end of the game by the Jaguars, and by Maurice Jones-Drew in particular. I don't think many NFL players would have the restraint to take a knee at the one and give up a touchdown, but he did and rather than give the Jets the ball with a minute left, the Jaguars went ahead with seconds left and won the game.
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