>...at the stick
>
>I left that game KNOWING they would win 8 or 9 times... No the
>Giants are not the better team.
yes

>No way no how can I believe
>that even when i strip away the bitterness over losing a game
>like that.
Yes

>In fact it's the losing to a team you know you're
>better than and seeing them get "lucky" that makes it so bad
YES!!!! Had they outright kicked our ass I'd be like "well, we couldn't have done any better, they just beat us" DIDN'T HAPPEN. the only time we really got BEAT this year was by the Ravens.


>I totally understand Doc's Eli agenda know... when I got home
>from the game last night and turned on NFL Network and saw
>they were raving about Eli in this game... making it sound
>like he somehow saved the day... we'll let's just say that's
>not the game I sat and watched. Did he make some nice
>throws... yeah but he dude was real sloppy with the ball and
>was just flat out lucky he didn't have 2 or 3 picks. We
>actually called it early in the 3rd when we saw how dude was
>starting to throw off his back foot... our whole section was
>waiting for that big turner. Eli should thank Goldson for
>taking at least two away. But without the turnovers I'm not
>sure the Giants get more than a FG in the second half... Eli
>and the Giants weren't going anywhere in the second half up
>until those two punts.
we shut their fucking shit DOWN in the second half. i'm really really really just so mad because this is the best defense the NFL has had since the Ravens in 2000 and it will never get its proper respect until we win a super bowl.


>As I expected the Giants couldn't run worth shit on us and we
>could... why we went away from it in the second half I'll
>never know..
you see my post above. this and your boy whose name i can't mentioned...but we were literally GOREing them motherfuckers. and our two touchdowns came after we got some good runs and made them respect shit.


>And our receivers... smh. I'll be the first to
>admit Alex threw some of those old feet balls we used to see
>but most of those were 3-7 yard passes... down the field
>anyone not named Vernon couldn't get open. It was pathetic
>actually.. but I'll address this more in the 9er off-season
>post.
playcalling doomed him. Alex was not put in position to succeed consistently by our coaching staff.

>Bottom line is we had 5 or 6 plays that had even one went the
>9ers way would have sent them to the super bowl... This
>despite a sputtering offense and multiple Eli fun balls
>somehow finding the turf.
nevermind that fucking QUICK stopped forward progress bullshit on bradshaw's fumble.