Mea Culpa on the Giants

2009-10-22T15:26:58-04:00

2008-01-15T14:32:35-05:00

2008-09-10T06:40:28-04:00

2008-01-23T10:37:54-05:00

bdenby

Syracuse 273399

I have a hypothetical question for you Peter. If the New England Patriots were playing against Dallas, Green Bay, Jacksonville, and Giants combined, plus the combined team had Tom Brady as their quarterback. Who would win? Also, the Patriots could choose anybody as their qb to replace Brady including Peyton or Farve. 925405

2008-01-20T12:05:44-05:00

gleasonian

Forest Hills 267321

Before we continue with how great the Bolts defense is/was against the Colts, realize that the Colts left at least 12 points from field goals on the field because of turnovers and going for it on 4th down. Even if they only get six, they win. Let's see what happens today. 903576

2008-01-20T11:57:08-05:00

gleasonian

Forest Hills 267321

No one has mentioned all week that the San Diego defense let the Colts drive up and down the field all day, the Colts left at least 12 points from field goals on the field due to turnovers and then having to go for 4th and goal because of the earlier turnovers. We will see how great the San Diego defense is today. 903619

2008-01-16T19:25:49-05:00

Bill Gardner

No City 259599

I wish with all the steroid disclosures, that samples of urine and blood should be taken from the quarterback of each team in the NFL playoffs, and stored for ten years. It appears that things undetectable five years ago,are now detectable. This only begs the question as to what new steroids are undetectable currently, that we will know so much more about in ten years. Specifically, the comments about Brett Favre, at 38, being able to throw the ball long and straight, when he could not for the last five years, makes me unfortunately question what he is using. Every good and great quarterback has lost this deep threat throw long before 38, so how is it magically re-discovered. Bill Gardner 876783

2008-01-16T18:21:13-05:00

NOLABearcat

Destrehan 259359

Re: Dropped passes. MLB has an official scorer at every game to decide hits and errors. It would hardly be impossible for the NFL to do the same for dropped passes. As for great, leaping catches, MLB has an answer for that, too: "You're out." 875958

2008-01-16T17:43:50-05:00

STLPaul

No City 259120

I hardly think Sanders is bush league...He and Kaeding played together at Iowa....it was likely just a quick "keep your head up" to a former teammate who was clutch in college (not so much in pros). 875682

2008-01-16T17:43:50-05:00

STLPaul

No City 259120

2008-01-16T17:43:49-05:00

STLPaul

No City 259120

2008-01-16T17:25:56-05:00

STLPaul

No City 259120

2008-01-16T16:41:59-05:00

mdzaug

Forest Hills 153881

After watching this last weekend's games, there is no doubt in my mind that Rodney Harrison and Philip Rivers are the biggest jerks in professional football. 874983

Today in <a href="http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/peter_king/01/15/giants/index.html">Monday Morning Quarterback Tuesday Edition</a>: * Three things I was wrong about in regards to the Giants.* Randy Moss was happy after the game, but only because they won.* What was up with the Colts' playcalling on Sunday?* Who would win if all four starting quarterbacks couldn't play?* Should the NFL keep a stat on dropped passes for QBs?Let me know your thoughts on these subjects or anything else going on around the NFL. 2644 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/759/78/thumb/king-fn-150.jpg 1 NY

Peter King

New York 76278