When the Giant's run roughshot on Green Bay

[LambeauLegs]

That shitty secondary bout to get moon walked on at the Tundra.

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Beating Green Bay is not what I'm interested in.
I'm going love taking down The Boys in Big D and hearing their excuses again.

Can't wait to hear all you giants fans crying because Odell cares more about partying in Miami and making videos driving random people around for luft than practicing.

 

[NinerSickness]

Green Bay's the hot hand right now; I think they'll take it & subsequently beat the Cowboys the following week. Just my guess.

The VaGiants would beat the Cowboys too IMO.

 

[LambeauLegs]

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/g...e-more-red-faced-coughlin-213050965--nfl.html

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- There's a lot more to the playoff history between the Giants and Packers than a scarlet-faced Tom Coughlin standing on a frigid sideline in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Jan. 20, 2008, in New York's numbing overtime win in the NFC championship game.

The win in temperatures that felt like minus-23 with the wind-chill factor catapulted the Giants to their third Super Bowl title two weeks later. A fourth would follow after the 2011 season, with New York again stunning the Lambeau Field faithful with a 37-20 win in a second-round playoff game over a Packers team that went 15-1 in the regular season.

That's recent history. The postseason story between two of the NFL's oldest franchises dates to 1938, and the annals of the seven playoff games between them is rich.

The playoff rivalry will resume Sunday when the Giants (11-5) and the NFC North champion Packers (10-6) will meet in a wild-card game at Lambeau Field.

For the record, the Packers have a 4-3 edge in playoff games.

The Giants won the first one and the NFL title in 1938, beating the Packers 23-17. The Packers would win the next four games and NFL championships in 1939, '44, 61 and '62.

You know about the last two. The first five were interesting, too. Even some of the sites were not what you would expect, with games at the Polo Grounds ('38 and '44) and Yankee Stadium ('62) in New York, State Fair Park in Milwaukee in 1939, City Stadium in 1961, which was renamed Lambeau Field in 1965.

The players and coaches who competed in those games are a Who's Who of some of the greatest names in football.

Start with the Packers' coaches: Earl ''Curly'' Lambeau - you know, Lambeau Field - and Vince Lombardi, the guy who the Super Bowl Trophy is named after. The players included more than a dozen Hall of Famers led by Don Hutson, Bart Starr, Ray Nitschke, Paul Hornung, Herb Adderley and Willie Davis.

Hall of Fame coach Steve Owen guided the Giants in those early playoff games for the Mara family, while the players included Hall of Famers Mel Hein and Tuffy Leemans in the '30s and '40s and Frank Gifford, Andy Robustelli, Sam Huff and Y.A. Tittle in the early '60s.

Quarterback Arnie Herber actually played for both teams. He was with the Packers in the '30s and came out of retirement in 1944 to lead the Giants to a title game against his old team. Green Bay won 14-7 with the Packer intercepting a pass by Herber at their 20 in the closing minutes.

The Packers started their glory era in the 1960s, beating the Giants twice. New York had contributed to the run, allowing Green Bay to sign Lombardi, who had been an offensive assistant for New York from 1954-58 and former classmate of Giants owner Wellington Mara at Fordham.

In Lombardi's nine seasons in Green Bay, the Packers won five NFL titles, including the first two Super Bowls, and posted an 89-29-4 mark.

The Giants didn't end the playoff skid against the Packers until they hired Coughlin in 2004. Ironically, he had Packers roots, serving as a receivers coach in 1986-87. He got New York back to the playoffs in 2005 and '06 and won a championship in '07, winning the conference title in what was the coldest game in Giants history.

Center Shaun O'Hara said it was so cold that it felt like he had broken every one of his fingers and he going to lose a couple of them.

''I had never in a football game before ever questioned would we survive?'' O'Hara said. ''The survival aspect definitely became a part of it. There are games where you are tired and games where you are sore and you wonder, 'Am I going to cramp up?' Never before had I felt I would be OK if they called the game off, this is so unbearable.''

Giants guard Chris Snee recalled the linemen wanted to show how their toughness by going shirtless.

''Once the game started, I wasn't cold,'' Snee recalled. ''Prior to the game, going to warmup, absolutely, and I was in a race to get to the locker room at halftime and get some warm chicken broth.''

The game was decided on a 47-yard field goal by Lawrence Tynes, a kick set up by Corey Webster's interception of Brett Favre's pass on the second play of overtime.

Tynes had missed his last two field goal attempts, and he seemingly made the decision of whether to attempt the long kick by running out on the field before Coughlin told him to go.

The story of Coughlin's red face: O'Hara said that the Giants' medical staff saw how red the coach's face was at halftime and put either a cream or Vaseline on his face to protect him.

It might have, but it also made his face looked redder, O'Hara said.

''When we went back out, it made it look like his face was melting,'' O'Hara said. ''That's an iconic moment from that game.''

Four years later, the temperature was warmer and so were the Giants in posting that 37-20 win that included a Hail Mary pass from Eli Manning to Hakeem Nicks just before halftime.

''I think it was a fluke. To me, it was my self-inflicted wounds,'' Packers receiver Jordy Nelson said. ''Dropped too many balls. It was one of those bad days that you have every once in a while. I've had them in the past. I don't see it having any effect on this game.''

Coincidentally, there is another Giants-Packers link: Rookie New York coach Ben McAdoo spent eight seasons with the Packers before being hired by New York.

 

[handicappers]

Just confirmed it with some of my contacts....Dallas is and will always be "Americas Team". Best fans, best stadium, hottest cheerleaders, biggest jumbotron....they have it all.

BOOM

 

[handicappers]

I'm using a new Fire and it doesn't let me spell shit like I wants ta.

U fat stackin' this weekend, brah?

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

U fat stackin' this weekend, brah?

Oh heck yeeeeeah

 

[Great Dayne]

Sheli had like 70 yards passing to receivers on 45% comp% last time vs GB. He better play the game of his life if they want to keep it close.

 

[Great Dayne]

GOOGLE disagrees with you, but if you click your heels three times maybe it will become true.

Inside the NFL :: Green Bay Packers Are Officially America's Team

Thanks google

 

[Great Dayne]

Cowgirls are the media's team
Steelers are the refs team
Pats are the cheating team
Hawks are the bandwagon jumpers team
Packers are the world's team

 

[handicappers]

Cowgirls are the media's team
Steelers are the refs team
Pats are the cheating team
Hawks are the bandwagon jumpers team
Packers are the world's team

derp
derpa derp
herpa derpa
derpa daaa di dar
super douche derp

 

[10HtownRebs]

That Giants defense is bout to feast.

Hof bound Eli bout to light that shitty secondary up. OBJ bout to moonwalk.

Then we get to beat the Cowgirls for a 3rd time.

It's all but OVER!

 

[handicappers]

Rovell: Cowboys remain America's Team

 

[Manster7588]

Inside the NFL :: Green Bay Packers Are Officially America's Team

Thanks google

Nope Simple search for America's team has no reference to teat sucking cheese heads.

Google

 

[LambeauLegs]

Rovell: Cowboys remain America's Team

A recent study revealed that America has a new favorite team in the National Football League, moving on from the previously-favored Dallas Cowboys. The Green Bay Packers are the top team in the NFL, according to the survey.


Almost a quarter of the American population roots for the Green Bay Packers on football Sunday.

22% is the exact statistic, one that is making headlines in the sports world. Results from a survey conducted by the Public Policy Polling revealed the Green Bay Packers as the franchise that has overcome the Dallas Cowboys as the most supported team in the league.

The Cowboys have been renowned as America's team for the past three decades, but have only half as much national support as the mighty Pack. With the duo of admirable quarterbacks (Brett Favre to Aaron Rodgers) in recent Green Bay History, it comes as little surprise that the Green and Gold reign supreme.

Still, the 'Boys are coming off their best season in the Tony Romo era. It is tough to recall the last time the team found true success in the playoffs, and that drought has played into the shift from Dallas to Green Bay.

The study also showed the Packers' big rivals of Chicago as the third-most supported team, covering 8% of football fans, along with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants.

While all three of those teams may have plenty of nay-saying towards the team that has been an intimidating opponent especially in recent years, there is much to appreciate about the Packers organization, from top to bottom.

As a whole, the fan base of Green Bay is notoriously admirabale, showcasing a postive and supportive environment in a sport known for its hard hits and negative energy. On top of that, the team itself is filled with talent, as evidenced by its explosive offense highlighted by a quite recent Super Bowl championship and championship caliber in each of the past six seasons.

From these unique and remarkable qualities comes the nickname ''Titletown,'' and it seems just for Titletown to host the most favored team in all of football.

 

[Manster7588]

A recent study revealed that America has a new favorite team in the National Football League, moving on from the previously-favored Dallas Cowboys. The Green Bay Packers are the top team in the NFL, according to the survey.


Almost a quarter of the American population roots for the Green Bay Packers on football Sunday.

22% is the exact statistic, one that is making headlines in the sports world. Results from a survey conducted by the Public Policy Polling revealed the Green Bay Packers as the franchise that has overcome the Dallas Cowboys as the most supported team in the league.

The Cowboys have been renowned as America's team for the past three decades, but have only half as much national support as the mighty Pack. With the duo of admirable quarterbacks (Brett Favre to Aaron Rodgers) in recent Green Bay History, it comes as little surprise that the Green and Gold reign supreme.

Still, the 'Boys are coming off their best season in the Tony Romo era. It is tough to recall the last time the team found true success in the playoffs, and that drought has played into the shift from Dallas to Green Bay.

The study also showed the Packers' big rivals of Chicago as the third-most supported team, covering 8% of football fans, along with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants.

While all three of those teams may have plenty of nay-saying towards the team that has been an intimidating opponent especially in recent years, there is much to appreciate about the Packers organization, from top to bottom.

As a whole, the fan base of Green Bay is notoriously admirabale, showcasing a postive and supportive environment in a sport known for its hard hits and negative energy. On top of that, the team itself is filled with talent, as evidenced by its explosive offense highlighted by a quite recent Super Bowl championship and championship caliber in each of the past six seasons.

From these unique and remarkable qualities comes the nickname ''Titletown,'' and it seems just for Titletown to host the most favored team in all of football.

Here's some real proof that the Cowboys are America's Team again
Packer fan can click those ruby slippers all night it's won't change the moniker.

 

[handicappers]

Dallas Cowboys Head The World's 50 Most Valuable Sports Teams Of 2016


Dallas Cowboys...not only are they "Americas team" they are also the "Worlds Team".

BOOM

 

[HaroldSeattle]

That Giants defense is bout to feast.

I could see that happening, in fact I expect it to.

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Posters arguing over who is America team ? Embarrassing. Who the hell cares which team is the media sweetheart?

 

[Manster7588]

Posters arguing over who is America team ? Embarrassing. Who the hell cares which team is the media sweetheart?

Almost as embarrassing as a NFL team paying to use a college teams flag.