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Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'jayfeely'

September 15, 2008

Patriots 19, Jets 10: Brett Favre got a rousing welcome from the Meadowlands faithful, but after his introduction, things turned sour. The Jets -- who got plenty of love following a Week 1 win -- played a sloppy and uninspired game against the Tom Brady-less Patriots. Whether it be Jay Feely's missing a 31-yard field goal or Favre taking a 20-yard sack, the Jets put forth a C effort. The Patriots defense, as old as......

Continue Reading "Last Night's Action: Put in Their Place"

October 29, 2007

The Giants escaped London with an ugly 13-10 win on an ugly day on an ugly field. The Wembley Stadium turf was not made to handle our brand of football in the rain and it rapidly turned into mud, leaving the players struggling for footing and resulting in sloppy play on both sides of the ball. The Giants took an early lead, after Jay Feely missed a field goal, driving 59 yards for a field......

Continue Reading "Giants Survive Their Trip To London"

November 13, 2006

Many will point to a ridiculous decision to kick a 52-yard field goal on a wet and windy night and the subsequent 108-yard touchdown as the turning point of this game, but it happened much earlier. Facing a 3rd-and-22 and a dominant New York defense, the Bears got a first down off of a 26-yard running play. Three plays later, the Bears had a touchdown and the game had completely changed. Chicago came out......

Continue Reading "Bears Batter Big Blue"

October 14, 2006

The Giant defense woke up last week, holding Washington to only three points. They will need a similar performance this week against Michael Vick and the Atlanta Falcons. While many knock Vick for his lack of passing ability, he is incredibly dangerous when pressured, escaping the rush and creating big gains with his legs. The Giants defensive ends will need to “stay home” to make sure he doesn't leave the pocket. Defensively, Atlanta is very......

Continue Reading "Giants Look For A Winning Streak"

September 23, 2006

For the first time in years, the Giants have more questions on defense than on offense. The main one being, can this defense stop anybody? Lost amid the joy of last Sunday’s comeback was the fact that the Eagles’ offense moved the ball at will against New York for three quarters. New York is almost dead last in every big defensive category and their much-hyped pass rush has only gotten two sacks this season. But,......

Continue Reading "Giants-Seahawks Preview"

December 12, 2005

It was only a 36-yard field goal, but it may have saved a season. When Jay Feely's kick went through the uprights the Giants escaped Philadelphia with a 26-23 win and Feely proved that he can make a big kick after missing three of them two weeks ago in Seattle. Once again the Giants defense rescued the offense as they shut down the Eagles when they had to and forced the turnover that the setup......

Continue Reading "Just Enough"

December 5, 2005

Bill Parcells led the Giants to two Super Bowl championships by creating a smothering defense. Parcells took great pride in the Giants ability to physically dominate their opponents. Yesterday’s game would have thrilled him if he hadn’t been on the receiving end of the Giants 17-10 victory. The Giants defense was everywhere, holding Dallas to just over 200 yards while forcing four turnovers, making four sacks and scoring a touchdown. Dallas only managed to......

Continue Reading "Big D"

November 28, 2005

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......

Continue Reading "%**@&@^!!!"

October 17, 2005

Perhaps the Giants offense needed more time off because it didn’t show up until the end of the fourth quarter. Getting the ball back down by seven with 52 seconds left in the game, the Giants scored on two plays to force a fifth quarter of football, but it was all for naught as Dallas took the overtime kickoff and drove for a field goal to win 16-13. The defenses for both teams stood out......

Continue Reading "Down and Out"

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