PatsBoy12
Pro Bowl Player
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2009
- Messages
- 16,502
- Reaction score
- 10,026
Super Bowl XLIV: A Patriots-Giants Rematch | Bleacher Report
It pits our beloved NE Patriots against the Giants in a SB rematch. Here is another interesting article, whether you agree with the points or not.
The case for NE:
The case for NYG:
There's a lot more. Like I said, it's really an interesting read an worth a few minutes. OH, BTW, the writer thinks Tom Terrific will emerge as MVP again.
It pits our beloved NE Patriots against the Giants in a SB rematch. Here is another interesting article, whether you agree with the points or not.
The case for NE:
Brady will rejoin his merry band of receivers (Randy Moss, Wes Welker, and Benjamin Watson), his celebrated offensive line and a new-look backfield that contains Sammy Morris, Fred Taylor and Laurence Maroney.
The Pats also signed WR Joey Galloway and TEs Alex Smith and Chris Baker as free agents. Other enhancements are third round draft choice WR Brandon Tate, the re-signing of RB Patrick Pass, and the trade for Eagles' WR Greg Lewis.
I think they have enough offense—don't you?
The case for NYG:
On offense, Eli Manning appears to have matured into a leader. He is throwing spirals now, too.
In workouts he has looked like a different player. Eli has become "Very Peyton-like", one observer told me.
This will be his time. He will begin to dominate now. I am one of Eli's biggest critics, so if I'm telling you this, it's got be true.
The rushing combination of Brandon Jacobs, Ahmad Bradshaw, Danny Ware, and Andre Brown is one of football's best, and they are running behind the NFL's top offensive line. Teams have to physically and mentally prepare for Jacobs, who seeks out contact and can wear opponents down over the course of a game. The others offer a change of pace, usually after Jacobs softens the opponents' defense and usually rips off a a few big plays to ice games.
There's a lot more. Like I said, it's really an interesting read an worth a few minutes. OH, BTW, the writer thinks Tom Terrific will emerge as MVP again.