zoostation

Here's my version of the conversation:

Golleeeeeey Tom. Your girlfriend Gissele sure is purrty. I was fixin not to wear a suite….but I figered if I did…I’d be able to get me a gal pal jussssst like her.

Did you like the way my teammate caught the ball with his head. That sure was a hoot… If I ever make it back to one of those there super duper bowls again…. I’m going to practice the helmet catch alllllll week long. Peyton was soooo proud.

Here's the link. http://www.boston.com/ae/celebrity/g...m_gisele?pg=20

blackglass3

Man, Tags looks like he just rolled out of a coffin to get there.

Can I go on record as saying that Eli is alot easier to stomach than Peyton? He doesn't get all the ballwashing, he's not on tv every other commercial.

If the Giants were playing any other team in the Super Bowl, I would have been cheering for them.

zoostation

I probably would have been too as I have relatives in NJ. But with that goofy expression he's just such an easy target.

#56300ex

Every time I see that p.o.s. Eli, it reminds me of draft day when he pouted like a little ****** after being drafted. The whole Super Bowl thing just reinforced my hatred for him.

zoostation

I think the main reason he doesn't get the ballwashing is because he is a very average quarterback compared to Brady and "pey-me-a-ton".

TheGodInAGreyHoodie

I think too much of BB is rubbing off on Tom. Two guys have a suit and tie, one guy looks like he needs a shave.

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blackglass3

I don't think he is. Remember, before Brady had the huge stats all he had was a clutch drive to win the Super Bowl, and then really started to develop as a player. And for now, that is all Eli has. Maybe now is when Eli steps up and makes the Giants into a powerhouse.

Peyton, on the other hand, has been given chance after chance, and only FINALLY came through more at the fault of the Pats than anything he did.

Sicilian

I dunno... Brady's only experience in the league has been as a winner. Eli was being strung up by his heels as recently as midseason this past year.

I think, at this point, Eli is more like Jake Delhomme than Tom Brady, except he won one more game than Jake with a ton of help from his defense.

bradmahn

In his first season as a starter, Brady completed 63% of his passes and had a yards per attempt average of 6.9 yards. Eli is coming into his fourth season as a full-time starter and has yet to reach 60% passing or 6.9 y/a. Eli has been an average quarterback (at best) and we'll see if the miracle Super Bowl sparks a change in his play, but Brady's first season as a starter was better than anything Eli has done up to this point and I don't think there is any arguing that statement.

Not to mention Brady led the league in passing TDs his second season starting.

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