Hahahaha got me. Wait how many have the lions won, least the eagles won the championship in 1960 before superbowls. But the giants were suckin in the 2000's and won a superbowl out of nowhere then went back to sucking. Hopefully the eagles will win won sometime this century.*sigh*
Rex....as a fellow Lions fan....don't play the "When's the last time you won blah blah blah" game with anyone, because you will always lose and make yourself look silly.
The only exception to this rule is when you're trashtalking a Bengals fan, because you can say, "When's the last time you guys won a playoff game?" because the Bengals are the only team with a longer playoff winless streak than the Lions.
Rex....as a fellow Lions fan....don't play the "When's the last time you won blah blah blah" game with anyone, because you will always lose and make yourself look silly.
The only exception to this rule is when you're trashtalking a Bengals fan, because you can say, "When's the last time you guys won a playoff game?" because the Bengals are the only team with a longer playoff winless streak than the Lions.
I will fucking destroy you! I will make it my mission!
Anyway lol at ochocinco he apologized today because the phone number on his cereal box was supposed to take people to his charity but turns out it takes you to a sex hotline.
You tryin to be a hero fool? You wanna see badass mother fucker?! I'll show ya a badass!!!
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- In a devastating blow to the Giants' defense, linebacker/defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka is out indefinitely after tests revealed a bulging cervical disc in his neck.
The injury came as a surprise because Kiwanuka participated fully in practice all week.
A team official said Kiwanuka initially complained of stiffness in his neck Thursday morning and was treated by Ronnie Barnes, the team's vice president of medical services. He practiced Thursday and underwent an MRI on Thursday night. Kiwanuka then practiced again Friday, and intentionally avoided contact with his head and neck during the morning session.
After Friday's practice, Kiwanuka went to the Hospital for Special Surgery for a CAT scan and was examined by Dr. Russell Warren. The doctor consulted with a spine specialist at the hospital and diagnosed Kiwanuka with the bulging disc.
It's unclear when Kiwanuka initially suffered the injury, but sources told ESPN.com senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen that the tests were alarming enough that the Giants are bracing for a worst-case scenario of Kiwanuka missing two to three months and perhaps the rest of the season. However, as both sides seek different opinions, there also remains the best-case scenario that treatment, possibly through injection to calm down the disc, could allow for a return to action at some point, a source told Mortensen.
^^ ok fan of a team with alot of talent but will always fail because of an awful coach and a retarted owner who will keep an awful coach just so he can run things with no conflict...
^^ ok fan of a team with alot of talent but will always fail because of an awful coach and a retarted owner who will keep an awful coach just so he can run things with no conflict...
keep cryin
I'm sorry sir. I couldn't hear you because of the 3 in a row beat down we gave yall(going to make it 4 soon) and choking in the Super Bowl let alone NFC title games all the time
ok mr 1 playoff win in 14 years! you beat us, had everyone fooled, then got SPANKED by the vikings, last year was last year, lol. we got a new younger faster team. looks like you got the same old team with high expectations, who will FAIL in the end. it's not the aikman era anymore in dallas. if you think you're gonna win anything with that coach you have, i feel bad for you. romo's a great QB imo, but that coach is a joke. dallas shoulda killed washington and chicago, they were just unprepared.
and i'm in 2nd place in my pool because i picked the failboys the 1st 2 weeks, thats 500 bucks we're talking, luckily its only the beginning of the season.
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We're on our way back there it seems.
The only exception to this rule is when you're trashtalking a Bengals fan, because you can say, "When's the last time you guys won a playoff game?" because the Bengals are the only team with a longer playoff winless streak than the Lions.
Anyway lol at ochocinco he apologized today because the phone number on his cereal box was supposed to take people to his charity but turns out it takes you to a sex hotline.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- In a devastating blow to the Giants' defense, linebacker/defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka is out indefinitely after tests revealed a bulging cervical disc in his neck.
The injury came as a surprise because Kiwanuka participated fully in practice all week.
A team official said Kiwanuka initially complained of stiffness in his neck Thursday morning and was treated by Ronnie Barnes, the team's vice president of medical services. He practiced Thursday and underwent an MRI on Thursday night. Kiwanuka then practiced again Friday, and intentionally avoided contact with his head and neck during the morning session.
After Friday's practice, Kiwanuka went to the Hospital for Special Surgery for a CAT scan and was examined by Dr. Russell Warren. The doctor consulted with a spine specialist at the hospital and diagnosed Kiwanuka with the bulging disc.
It's unclear when Kiwanuka initially suffered the injury, but sources told ESPN.com senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen that the tests were alarming enough that the Giants are bracing for a worst-case scenario of Kiwanuka missing two to three months and perhaps the rest of the season. However, as both sides seek different opinions, there also remains the best-case scenario that treatment, possibly through injection to calm down the disc, could allow for a return to action at some point, a source told Mortensen.
keep cryin