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  • Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    its at the half now, and he is looking pretty good....

    all he needs is another ring for 2 and that trumps his older brothers one ring. Plus he's healthy.

  • it's all about the rings baby. if peyton were to win another, I would consider it one of the greatest personal

    comebacks ever....considering the severity of his injury. i would annoint him king of the mannings.

  • All I know is if Eli wins another he is obviously better than Big Gay Ben....

  • Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    No. The giants defense has always been leagues ahead of Indianapolis. That is the major difference. The Giants defensive line was huge in 2007 and has been again this postseason. Both the Mannings are good, but Peyton is still the best one..

  • On planet earth he will have surpassed his brother in what mattersin football...championships... Do you think that will burn peytons ass? That's assuming they can get there...go niners

  • All I know is that this is the second time he has shoved it up the Pack's ass at Lambeau in the playoffs

  • All I know is that this is the second time he has shoved it up the Pack's ass at Lambeau in the playoffs

    @dste-ace said:

    All I know is that this is the second time he has shoved it up the Pack's ass at Lambeau in the playoffs

    I don't know what game you watched but Eli certainly didn't force 4 (should have been 5) turnovers. That was the defense. He turned most of those turnovers into points, which is what any good QB would do..

  • Peyton is better, but Eli has by far the better weapons at his disposal.

  • Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    NO

  • Harbaugh Super Bowl.

  • Eli is under rated, but Peyton is better.

    It's weird that Eli never looks like he's enjoying himself on the field, but it works for him.

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Does eli manning, who I've always looked at as Peyton's gay, Retarded little brother, become the better manning? Discuss.

    NO

    @brownindian said:

    NO

    LOL well said

  • that's why you bellied up and picked the giants today....right. 😆 :lol: 😆

    GTFO.

    check the posts, negro. called it.

    and we're still screaming "DEFENSE!!!!! DEFENSE!!!!! DEFENSE!!!

    there's your "QB league." ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 😆 :lol: 😆

  • Who the f are you talking to?

  • Who the f are you talking to?

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Who the f are you talking to?

    the guy behind you.

  • Eli isn't worth a wispy fart from a Tuesday morning stripper's butthole.

  • Just to set the record straight: The Green Bay Packers beat the Green Bay Packers.

    I think they dropped 11 passes...and Rodgers was clearly off target to wide open receivers on several occasions. Very atypical of him.

    They had like 5 fumbles....and from I saw it was not so much great hits by the defense, just poor ball security by the Packers.

    And their defense played like a high school team a lot of the time, none worse than at the end of the first half when the Giants planned to just run the clock out until the Packers D gave them the opportunity to go for the Hail Mary.

    No, I don't think I have ever seen a "great team", one that went 15-1 in the regular season, regress so badly in the playoffs.

    The last time I think it was this bad was when the Minnesota Vikings lost an NFC title game to the Falcons that they had no business losing because they played with their heads up their asses.

  • how about this stat.. Eli Manning is the first QB to win two playoff games at Lambeau as a visiting QB. Want to know how long the list of visiting QB's to win at Lambeau? 3...that's it..3 qb's have done it. Vick, Culpepper and Eli twice.

    Pretty impressive..

  • Just to set the record straight: The Green Bay Packers beat the Green Bay Packers.

    I think they dropped 11 passes...and Rodgers was clearly off target to wide open receivers on several occasions. Very atypical of him.

    They had like 5 fumbles....and from I saw it was not so much great hits by the defense, just poor ball security by the Packers.

    And their defense played like a high school team a lot of the time, none worse than at the end of the first half when the Giants planned to just run the clock out until the Packers D gave them the opportunity to go for the Hail Mary.

    No, I don't think I have ever seen a "great team", one that went 15-1 in the regular season, regress so badly in the playoffs.

    The last time I think it was this bad was when the Minnesota Vikings lost an NFC title game to the Falcons that they had no business losing because they played with their heads up their asses.

    @the-gipper said:

    Just to set the record straight: The Green Bay Packers beat the Green Bay Packers.

    wow. people's disdain for everything NY is incredible.

    don't get mad because you didn't pick them. don't get mad because this past weekend's games blows up the new hot theory that the league is now different and you can have a terrible defense and still win because you score 60 points.

    a lot was exposed including some people's ignorance.

  • The Packers certainly didn't help themselves with the dropped passes and turnovers but the Giants played a very good game and their defense is very impressive. Should be a good game between the Giants and SF.