%**@&@^!!!
The Giants should be required to broadcast a warning before their games. Something along the lines of: “watching this game may cause heart palpitations, depression, anger, joy, shock, laughter and tears.” Yesterday’s game followed a familiar pattern; Eli Manning has his ups and downs and then turns into Joe Montana with two minutes left in the fourth quarter. The problem was, Eli can only throw the ball, he can’t kick it.
Three times Eli led the Giants into position for a winning field goal. Three times Jay Feely failed to kick it through the uprights. To be fair Feely isn’t the only reason the Giants lost 24-21. They committed sixteen penalties including an astounding eleven false starts. They repeatedly got into field goal range, but could never get close enough to make the kick an afterthought- all three of Feely’s attempts were from 40 yards or more.
This one hurts. The Giants should have beaten the team that now has the best record in the NFC. They should be a game up on the Cowboys with Dallas coming into town next weekend. Should have, could have, would have, in the end they just add up to a loss.
Photo by AP/Ted Warrenvia via ESPN

