Comments on: Giants Accuse Bucs Of Kneehunting

By: Fritz50

Fritz50 — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 01:11:49 +0000

“the replacement refs were getting payed under the table for not calling bad plays on the NY Giants?????????”

Nah, nice theory, but I think, the truth is, they’re just not up to the job.

By: Jose Negron

Jose Negron — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 22:57:05 +0000

Has anyone stop to think, that, maybe, just maybe, with all that money in NYC, the replacement refs were getting payed under the table for not calling bad plays on the NY Giants?????????

By: Buc_The_World

Buc_The_World — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 16:59:56 +0000

Let’s switch some letters around in Eric’s name. Let’s see, the C first, the R 2nd, the I, then the E…That’s better “Crie”. We should sll call Eric “Crie” from now on because all he does is cry about nonsense. First of all our defense was not shredded, they were tired. They had 3 interceptions and held the Giants to field goals most of the game. In the 4th qtr they got lit up because the offense was nutralized by the coaches and the defense was on the field majority of the 2nd half. Eli manning has 22 comebacks against good teams maybe it so happens that maybe the Giants are good at what they do. Like I said in my last post go irritate another fanbase.

By: Mike Hayes

Mike Hayes — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 16:38:27 +0000

Oh I guess the Giants meant nothing by the head to head hit on Vincent Jackson.

By: BucFan20

BucFan20 — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 16:16:35 +0000

I have never seen it in the rules. Does it state some place if one team goes in to the victory formation the other team must wave the white flag??

By: Oahubuc

Oahubuc — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 16:01:36 +0000

The last snap is on the Giants oline, agreed. Misdirected anger from these loudmouth yankees. Suck prunes, Coughlin.

By: Miguel Grande

Miguel Grande — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 15:57:34 +0000

“Well, listening to Mike and Mike on ESPN…Anthony Peirce, Mike Golic, Ron Jawarski and Mike Ditka ALL agree with the Bucs on this”

“Former players, former NFL coaches are agreeing with Schiano so who is the unintelligent one?”

On the sports talk shows, the producers assign or sort out the participants as to what their opinions will be before the segment. That way it is more entertaining. You two say french toast is great, you two say pancakes.

Hawaiian nailed when he said the NFL is a fraternity but Schiano peed into the punch bowl.

By: Christopher

Christopher — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 15:12:00 +0000

It was only “helmets into knees” because the bum Giants players weren’t ready for a play on a football field. The Bucs players weren’t going for knees, they were going for the ball. If the Giants realized they were getting paid to play football, even with :05 to play on a “free play”, they’d have their knees bent, protecting the ball & the line of scrimmage. None other than Ron Jaworski (among others who actually played the game like Herm Edwards, Antonio Pierce, & Mike Ditka) agreed with the Bucs’ play. Jaworski was there when the Giants tried a kneeldown, but Dick Vermeil wasn’t having it…so the Giants tried to run a “real” play, fumbled, & the Eagles won the game (the Pisarcik game)
& the fact that Gerald McCoy seemingly disagrees with it only confirms to me that he is the softest of the soft (in relative football terms, of course). All the talent in the world, but the head of a baby cheerleader out there. Sapp would be ashamed.

By: Nic

Nic — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 14:51:42 +0000

What do you expect? The defense played a game’s worth of football in one half. The Bucs could’ve put this game away 5 or 6 times and they know it. When it wasn’t bad play calling, it was bad execution. Look for them to adjust this week and bring hell to the Cowturds. When your defense is on the field for nearly 80 plays, you can expect the QB to have better separation downfield.

By: Miguel Grande

Miguel Grande — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 14:34:32 +0000

If you want to learn about halftime adjustments, watch the Will Muschamp Show on TV, he and his coaches are masters of this art.

The difference was the Giants players and coaches sat down at halftime, recognized the Buc’s gameplan, made offensive and defensive adjustments came out and blew out the Bucs in the 2nd half.

The Little General took a leak, had a hot dog, an icy cold drink and smoked a Marlboro outside the locker room during the half time break.

While the Bucs initial game plan worked well and surprised the World Champs, the Buc’s head coach mailed in the 2nd half again.

The Giants were surprised at the chippy play of the Bucs. They thought they were playing a gentlemen’s sport in 2012. The game has evolved. In effect, they brought 16 ounce gloves to a knife fight. NFL means “not for long”, teams talk, no one will be surprised again.

Next week, say the Cowgirls are up by 10 points at the game’s end, instead of taking a knee like gentlemen, we might see 4 Hail Mary’s into the end zone. Then, we will hearing some real whining.

By: Rush2589

Rush2589 — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 14:22:15 +0000

Of course our defense got shredded in the fourth, they were up near 90 snaps by the end of the game! You’re on the field that much with little depth it’s hard to keep it up. I don’t wanna make too much excuses for them but I blame our offense. Not enough running, terrible play calling. Pound the rock and rest the defense. We did neither.

By: Gusjackson

Gusjackson — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 13:54:17 +0000

@Paul Absolutely agree. No one could cover nicks one on one. We needed help but Cruz was also have a damn good game. I guess it was one of those pick you poison games. Doesn’t get any easier next week I’m afraid.

@ The Bucs were in control for most of the game. In the words of Denny Green “we let em off the hook”. Our defense showed flashes of 2011 in the fourth quarter.