Another reason to cheer for the Patriots

[classicat]

Other than Dane Fletcher being on the team, I'm not a Patriots fan, but after reading this is won't be hard to cheer against the Giants. I'm sure this happens all the time but to admit it publicly...stupid.

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[TomCat88]

Other than Dane Fletcher being on the team, I'm not a Patriots fan, but after reading this is won't be hard to cheer against the Giants. I'm sure this happens all the time but to admit it publicly...stupid.

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The NY media will spin this into a 'great display of honesty' by the Giant' players. The Patriots aren't this honest, therefore karma is on NY's side.

[TIrwin24]

He deserved the fumble. He was carrying the football like a loaf of bread and they poked it out with their fingertips.

It's called fundamental football. Maybe Kyle Williams can learn a thing or two about carrying a football before 2012.

[Air Force Cat]

It's called fundamental football. Maybe Kyle Williams can learn a thing or two about carrying a football before 2012.

Hey at least Jim Harbaugh doesn't ice his own kicker!

[ilovethecats]

He deserved the fumble. He was carrying the football like a loaf of bread and they poked it out with their fingertips.

It's called fundamental football. Maybe Kyle Williams can learn a thing or two about carrying a football before 2012.

i'm with you. i have no problem with them not only trying to hit this kid hard....but admit to doing so. you know the niners could have countered these bullies trying to knock a kid out of a game? they could have not played him. apparently they didn't feel the concissions were an issue....so why should i? as long as the hits are legal, i'd be trying to knock this kid out of the game too. whatever they did....it seemed to work.