SuperBowl picks

by greenandwhite4ever on Jan 23, 2012 8:56 AM EST

What an off-season it has been for us. Crash and burn to end the season, Out of control locker room, Comments against our QB, Questionable hire at OC, and now one of our rivals will get the right to be named Champions. When will this nightmare end? So here it is everyone, The SuperBowl. Our city rival against our most hated rival, Giants vs.Patriots. So who do you want to win or your at the point of insanity your not going to watch the game?

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which of our rivials you want to win Giants or Patriots?

Giants

51 votes

Patriots

44 votes

Hate both teams with a burning passion, not going to watch!

13 votes

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Please take it easy

This is my first time

bleed green and white

by greenandwhite4ever on Jan 23, 2012 8:57 AM EST reply actions

As a Jet fan i’m hurting inside….as a New Yorker and football fan I do hope the Giants win. I can stand the trophy coming to NY, than Tom Brady and the F’ing Patriots winning another one.

bleed green and white

by greenandwhite4ever on Jan 23, 2012 9:02 AM EST reply actions

YUP

and if you consider yourself a real New Yorker you’ll pick the Giants, Lets support New York not Hate.

by JETSFAN IN SC on Jan 23, 2012 9:27 AM EST up reply actions

this

as a New Yorker and football fan I do hope the Giants win. I can stand the trophy coming to NY, than Tom Brady and the F’ing Patriots winning another one.

my thoughts exactly

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by rexthejet on Jan 23, 2012 9:37 AM EST up reply actions

Same here

Ralph Kiner: You've gotta change the script, I don't like the script.
Gary Cohen: What's wrong with the script?
Ralph Kiner: Well the script should be the Mets win every day.

by StorkFan on Jan 23, 2012 9:27 PM EST up reply actions

Giants

Because Eli Manning is the freakin MAN. All those that busted his chops for all those years while he’s been nothin but clutch can go stick it. And bc I love watching JPP dominate when everybody and their mother said he would bust. And bc Ahmad Bradshaw plays football like a man should. And bc Osi is lights out in the clutch. And bc Nix and Cruuuuuzzzz will make a play if there’s a play to be made, even if it kills them. And bc Coughlin deserves to tell everybody to stick it too. And bc its still NY baby.

But most of all I want the Giants to win bc when the chips were down, and they were down and out facing the dreaded late season collapse, they turned to each other and not on each other and they believed in themselves and left their hearts, their guts and their blood on the field.

by Crackback on Jan 23, 2012 10:30 AM EST via mobile reply actions

I know you wont agree

but thats called chemistry crack! and I agree with your what you said 1000%

by Crawdady on Jan 23, 2012 12:45 PM EST up reply actions

Chemistry is the result of good plays, not the cause of good plays, imo. When good plays are made with regularity, guys start to become more hopeful that they’ll happen again. And if happen with even more regularity, then they begin to expect it to happen again. That is all chemistry is really: the unified expectation of a positive outcome.

Therefore, you need playmakers to build chemistry. You need guys that can go out there and create the the expectation of a positive outcome. You can’t do that with guys like Hunter and Smith manning crucial positions.

The Giants have chemistry bc they have playmakers. Eli, JPP, Osi, Tuck, Cruz, Nix, Bradshaw… They have a bunch of guys that run around and make shit happen. They believe in each other bc they’ve made plays for each other a million times before.

We don’t have enough playmakers. That’s why we didnt have chemistry down the stretch. Nobody was there to make a dynamic, game-changing play. We have one on offense, but we don’t throw it him.

by Crackback on Jan 23, 2012 2:17 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

have to admit

The Giants have greatly impressed me. To start the season with so many injuries, constantly hearing about the Jets, and going through their annual late season swoon, only to make it this far is incredible. As much as i admittedly was hating on them, that stops here. Always got to pull for NY when facing Boston or Philly.

by BIG OH!!!!! on Jan 23, 2012 2:40 PM EST up reply actions

SO, SO, SO TRUE!!!

bleed green and white

by greenandwhite4ever on Jan 23, 2012 10:50 AM EST reply actions

Maybe the Jets can learn something from the Giants!

bleed green and white

by greenandwhite4ever on Jan 23, 2012 10:51 AM EST reply actions

I wanna say Pats, becuase it so hard to deal with arrogant Giants fans in school. I can’t take it anymore. At least I don’t have to deal with Pats fans at school. But then again I have an unbelievable hatred of Tom Brady and Bellicheck. I don’t think I can take another Pats SB win. In the end, I guess I have to go with the Giants, by default, only becuase they are from NY.

J-E-T-S JETS JETS JETS!!!!!!!!!!!

by TheSanchize6 on Jan 23, 2012 11:24 AM EST reply actions

those are my thoughts exactly

but maybe Tom will contemplate retirement if he wins again. Nah, that’s just my pipe dream. And I actually kinda like Eli, maybe cause he fought through all the same criticism that Sanchez currently does, and i wouldn’t mind seeing him get another ring…but then again, i’d get a mouthful from all those underachieving gmen fans

by darshv3 on Jan 23, 2012 11:34 AM EST up reply actions

Just imagine if the Pats won??

The NFL would probably schedule the NFL opener to be Jets vs Pats. Where we’d have to watch them hoist their banner and celebrate in our faces. Then the game starts and we kick their ass :). But still… Giants all the way.

Let's Make sure we play like the f***in NEW YORK JETS
and not some f***in slapd**k team!

by jets4life24 on Jan 23, 2012 9:32 PM EST via mobile up reply actions

Ok, there is a huge difference between i hate them with a burning passion and i'm not going to watch.

I hate both teams with a burning passion, but that doesn’t mean i’m not going to watch.

The Jets will win the Super Bowl one day and that will be the day i laugh in your face if your not a Jets fan.

by sanchise6 on Jan 23, 2012 3:08 PM EST reply actions

I'd rather climb a cell phone tower in the middle of a harsh CT winter and camp up there for a week.

Than watch the game. In fact, sounds like a plan.

by JetKing55 on Jan 23, 2012 4:01 PM EST reply actions

I'm feeling a 2007 redux.

While the Pats might not have their heads as far up their tookuses as they did in 07, they’ll have it up their enough to eek out a lose to a red hot Giants team again. The Pats had Julian Edalman playing on Boldin yesterday, that alone shows how bad the Ravens offense is. Edalman and their off the street CBs will get exposed big time on the largest stage of them all. Lee Evans, and Cundiff won’t be there to give them a win.

by Timmaht on Jan 23, 2012 4:51 PM EST reply actions

This is worst case scenario

We are doomed back to the ‘little brother’ basement with the Giants in another SB. Any positive progression with 2 AFC appearances has vanished. Even if we win a SB next year, the Giants can brag about going to 2 SB in 4 years with Coughlin.

On the other hand, Brady and Belichick might as well not even show up. Just bring some bronze statues of them and plant them in the middle of the field. This SB trip is going to put them on some insane ‘best franchise ever’ level (BS!!!!) that I can’t even stomach. The media is way to soft on them now, can you even believe how they are going to be now, win or lose?

Its worst case scenario for a Jets fan. I will watch, because I’m still American, but I will not be rooting for either team to win. Instead, I will be rooting for both to lose.

by mangold'sbeard on Jan 24, 2012 9:52 AM EST reply actions