If the Giants didn’t pull a miracle Eli would be the QB with no super bowl and an albatross around his neck.

BP used to say well he reminds me of someone……….or sometimes he would say he reminds me of this guy or that. He alluded to the fact that Demarcus reminded him of LT without naming LT.

Felix Jones is the 2nd coming of Marshal Marshal Marshal Faulk. I think he can be the most explosive back in the NFL. I would give him 15 Carries and a minimum of 5 passes a game. Take every play from the Mike Martz rams super bowl run and let Jones gain a Grand on the ground and a grand in the air.

Oh and one other thing………..you don’t take a pounding if nobody touches you. We haven’t had a true breakaway back since the Young Tony Dorsett and Herschell Walker I, not the Walker redux but the young Walker.

And Romo is for sure a better qb than Jacobs is RB. Im not a Jacobs fan.

And btw, why dont I get a hat-tip? lol

Tony just got a huge compliment.

I love how Felix suddenly has “durability” questions one season into his career. Next thing you know, we’ll be projecting babies’ draft position right out of the incubator…

I know… we don’t want to be like Eagles fans. And I’ll never forgive them for cheering when Mikel was hurt. But I don’t recall Mikel having a career of public trash talking about his opponents. Jacobs is. As was the horse-tooth jackass, Michael Strahan. I don’t like the Giants organization. Nor their players. (nor the Eagles and Redskins for that matter) And although it may not be in the purest competitive spirit, I will laugh if Jacobs is ever injured and his career is in jeopardy, It will be a good laugh.

remember when the gints came over to dallas last year and Dware was attending the radio show they do at the glass cactus. A gint fan was in attendance and was talking smack to demarcus and he said that gets him extra fired up for the game. Romo needs to post this up for the bulletin board.

Osi, Antonio Pierce, or Jacobs

if you take away one of his strengths, that he isn’t that good (although I still disagree). But Romo is the best in the league when he is outside of the pocket and the ability to escape and move around is part of what makes him who he is, so that is a completely ignorant comment from The Idiot (my new nickname for him, not really creative but simple, to the point and effective)

If you keep Jacobs behind the line of scrimmage he really isn’t that effective. I think that is pretty fair to say.

Can someone remind the guy of how much Romo has lit up the Giants since he became the starter? To the tune of 1294 yds, 11 TDs, 5 INTs, and a 4-1 record, but I guess Jacobs forgot about that.

I just finished listening to the interview and it said it all when he said he is a fan of Chan Johnson’s antics….

I know the direction the team has been heading this offseason is getting all blue-collar, but can we please unleash a little Patrick Crayton? If not, I understand.

good stuff

He acts like a tough guy when he can run over a stationary tackler who is 75 lbs lighter than him. Whenever anyone his own size or with momentum tackles him, he limps off the field. My guess is he’ll have a short career and go away quickly.

As long as its from other teams. On the field, it provides that little extra motivation that can turn a tackle into a collision.

I don’t understand why you would have Stephen McGee on that list. Barring a complete disaster (Romo AND Kitna getting injured) – he is not going to play a down. How can you be a breakout player if you never get on the field?

I reckon one of our new DB’s (maybe even a couple) will be on the list if we compiled it at the end of the season – probably Sensabaugh (seems the job’s his to lose) – or one of the Cincy boys or Hodge.

Other than that – and possibly switching Jenkins and Scandrick’s spots in the list – it looks pretty right to me.

yea he got “lucky” he even got to the superbowl, that defense was to good in the post season that year, even the pats couldnt do ne thing

Brandon Jacobs scored a 20 in the Wonderlic test. He’s so dumb his teammates at Auburn called him “Radio”.

I really can’t stand Jacobs!!!!!!

Cause Romo is 4-0 as a starter in the regular season vs the NYG.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_TUVAvLQhQ

how you can tell if someone respects or likes someone?

They talk about how they don’t respect him … in July. Jacobs is scared.

I only hope to see them give out when they do.

Yeah, he’s a darn good, bruising back. Yeah, he runs his mouth and gets all true Cowboys and Cowboy fans riled. But the truth is it’s just talk. I’d rather let him run his mouth until he spouts diarrhea, then beat them on the field, in the playoffs, and wave goodbye to his oversized piehole as we advance to the Super Bowl..

When this came out i was happy(i thought it could be as some type of momentum for ROMO) , but when i read the exact words and heard the recording it pretty wasnt much.ESPN even made Jacobs look like a fool, when they compared Romo stats then they said “he obsivously didnt know what he was talking about” To me that sounded crazy coming from ESPN.

He’s the NFL equivalent of Vlade Divac. Yet whenever he goes screwing around in between plays slapping opposing players on the helmet the refs magically miss it and never flag this piece of trash. What gives?

Here’s the deal. Physically, he’s a freakish specimen for a running back. Okay. But is he really any better or more special than any of the glut of backs that put up sick numbers behind the Broncos O-line for the last dozen or so years? Ultimately, Jacobs’ place in the hierarchy of running backs will be about the same as a guy like Mike Anderson’s. He certainly wasn’t any kind of huge factor in the Giants magical playoff run as he averaged a pissy 3.2 YPC and less than 50 yards per game.

If his career were to end prematurely, it couldn’t happen to a classier guy. And knowing Jacobs, if the worst were to happen it would most likely be in-between plays when he likes to instigate his fancy little jawing sessions/shoving matches.