So far, 9 out of 10 games were within one possession. This season is going to be fun... and frustrating.
....oh, you mean the 2 INT that...didn't matter? First one was with :02 left in the 2nd quarter where the Giants would get the ball back after halftime ANYWAY. The 2nd one was on a 4th down where the INT happened in the end zone, so Denver started at the 20 regardless.Also, this is where I post about Eli Manning being Lord of the Turnover. All those that do not accept his reign will not have picks thrown at them.
I'll give you the INT at the end of the first half since the game wasn't over. But, I doubt the 4th one mattered. :50 sec left in the 4th qtr and Giants are already down, what, 38-23? They're not clawing out of that one. Then there was the freak one that bounced off the DB's leg which rarely happens, though something similar happened in preseason vs. Colts. I'll admit that wasn't a great throw. The other one I mentioned was 4th down...you either throw into the endzone and if it's picked (which it was), Denver starts at the 20 or you punt it and risk Denver having good field position on the return.The INT at the end of the first half DID matter, because it cost them a chance for points when the game was still close. INTs only stop mattering when games are in garbage time and there is no chance of winning, and all of Eli's mattered tonight.
Who some people deem "G.O.A.T." is a below .500 quarterback in the postseason. And he can't ever seem to beat Tom Brady, which despite the hate, Eli has done on multiple occasions. Peyton's a great stat cruncher though. He's in my top 5, but come on. Let's be real here.Well to be fair, Eli is ahead in the rings department, something Peyton is unlikely to match as much as he messes up on the big stage...normal season hero, but man he kinda tanks in the postseason.
no one is surprised these teams are 0-2So who's the more surprising 2-0 team: Bears, Chiefs, or Dolphins and the more surprising 0-2 team: Redskins, Giants, or Steelers?