The Giants are the luckiest team in the NFL

[Kontradiction]

My God, I will take back what I said about the Colts (who saw a playclock go from 39 seconds to 24 seconds to 19 seconds without a play even being run because of injury against Jacksonville). Peyton's little brother's team, the Giants, are by far the luckiest team in the league. We all know about the Super Bowl one-in-a-million-miracle-would never happen again helmet catch. Tonight, they get big breaks from an iffy P.I. call (but for what it's worth, I would have called it too), a hold by Steve Smith, and a shanked field goal. Now they are in overtime. I'll be willing to bet something lucky happens here too. This thread may not be much in the way of discussion. Sorry. I just had to rant.

 

[Kontradiction]

Yep. As soon as I say it, it happens. McQuarters muffs a punt in a style that the receiving team loses 99.99999999999% of the time and is able to recover it then Ward breaks off a huge run. I really hate this team.

 

[blackglass3]

I think Carolina can beat them in a rematch.

Good game, though.

 

[Sivy]

Its all good bro. The giants should have lost this game on purpose. They are a much better team on the road than they are at home. Now, they're stuck at home in the playoffs. Bet money on it, they lose the first game.

 

[PatsFanJess]

My God, I will take back what I said about the Colts (who saw a playclock go from 39 seconds to 24 seconds to 19 seconds without a play even being run because of injury against Jacksonville). Peyton's little brother's team, the Giants, are by far the luckiest team in the league. We all know about the Super Bowl one-in-a-million-miracle-would never happen again helmet catch. Tonight, they get big breaks from an iffy P.I. call (but for what it's worth, I would have called it too), a hold by Steve Smith, and a shanked field goal. Now they are in overtime. I'll be willing to bet something lucky happens here too. This thread may not be much in the way of discussion. Sorry. I just had to rant.

I stopped watching after they won the coin toss. I can't take that crap. Great game though.

 

[Cartwright]

My God, I will take back what I said about the Colts (who saw a playclock go from 39 seconds to 24 seconds to 19 seconds without a play even being run because of injury against Jacksonville). Peyton's little brother's team, the Giants, are by far the luckiest team in the league. We all know about the Super Bowl one-in-a-million-miracle-would never happen again helmet catch. Tonight, they get big breaks from an iffy P.I. call (but for what it's worth, I would have called it too), a hold by Steve Smith, and a shanked field goal. Now they are in overtime. I'll be willing to bet something lucky happens here too. This thread may not be much in the way of discussion. Sorry. I just had to rant.

It's so rich, especially coming from here, to see Pats fans talk about the luck of other teams. 300+ yards on the ground is not luck. An obscure tuck rule, which makes little sense, especially viewing the replay (a fumble is a fumble), is what I would call luck.