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Chris said: Extra credit for not turning the game off. 😉
Unlike me. I'd had a very long day, and made it through the first half. At that point I knew beyond any shadow of a doubt we were not going to come back and win that game. I mean, I knew. Turned it off, set my phone to Do Not Disturb, read the NYT a little and went to sleep. Saved myself a lot of bile.
The single play that said the most to me about that game was the Giants going for it on 4th and nine from our 35, with 2:23 to go in the half, in a one-score game ... on this drive:
Not only was it indicative of how little NY feared our defense at that point, but the utter disdain/disrespect they had for our offense. They were taking our lunch money, slapping us across the face and saying "do something about it."
We didn't.
I'd seen enough.
Unlike me. I'd had a very long day, and made it through the first half. At that point I knew beyond any shadow of a doubt we were not going to come back and win that game. I mean, I knew. Turned it off, set my phone to Do Not Disturb, read the NYT a little and went to sleep. Saved myself a lot of bile.
The single play that said the most to me about that game was the Giants going for it on 4th and nine from our 35, with 2:23 to go in the half, in a one-score game ... on this drive:
Not only was it indicative of how little NY feared our defense at that point, but the utter disdain/disrespect they had for our offense. They were taking our lunch money, slapping us across the face and saying "do something about it."
We didn't.
I'd seen enough.
