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Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: clowd on June 04, 2004, 03:25:37 PM
Eli Manning won\'t be starting for the Giants,  

but 2-time NFL league MVP Kurt Warner will

Details are he signed a 2 year contract that the Giants can void after 1 year if he blows it (which I doubt he will)

Shockwaves your team now has the quarterback that can give you a championship
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: ROL Jamas on June 04, 2004, 03:45:24 PM
Oh god.

This can only lead to even more interesting arguments. Yay.

I\'m hopin\' for the best for Warner...but if he DOES blow it, would that not cement the fact that maybe he\'s a little past his prime in the NFL, alliswell?

See Yuz.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: luckee on June 04, 2004, 03:45:50 PM
Might not be a bad idea. When the old man runs out of juice, put the young man in.

It\'s not like they won\'t have similar styles b/c I\'m sure they play together often.

If anything, I cant wait to see what Walter Paytons son and Brian Urlachers brother will do in the NFL.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: clowd on June 04, 2004, 04:45:15 PM
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Originally posted by ROL Jamas
Oh god.

This can only lead to even more interesting arguments. Yay.

I\'m hopin\' for the best for Warner...but if he DOES blow it, would that not cement the fact that maybe he\'s a little past his prime in the NFL, alliswell?

See Yuz.


If he gets decent O-line help from NYG young O-line and a good running game from Barber,  plus this \'I got to prove myself\' mentality that Martz and the Rams put in him mentality leaves him,  and he still does bad,  then yes,  he\'s lost his touch.

A question for discussion is what does he need to do to make one consider his stay in New York a failure,  and what would you consider a success?
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: Viper_Fujax on June 04, 2004, 05:36:58 PM
a failure= to play like he was before bulger replace him

success= to play like he did when they won the superbowl

my prediction= hell just be another qb trying to get a starting job but not good enough to actually have it sealed. Any day of the week he could get replaced. Kind of like a Tim Couch but old and has played well before then sucked
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: clowd on June 04, 2004, 06:08:12 PM
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Originally posted by Viper_Fujax

success= to play like he did when they won the superbowl


I think that is asking too much,  for him to play like he did during that superbowl year,  he doesn\'t have Torry,  or Marshall,  and I\'m sure he won\'t throw 35 tds
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: SwifDi on June 04, 2004, 08:27:23 PM
I\'m not holding my breath...
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: shockwaves on June 06, 2004, 07:53:38 PM
Don\'t fool yourself alliswell.  Warner won\'t lead us to a Super Bowl, we aren\'t to that point yet.  We had some glaring needs and addressed none of them.  QB was not a need for us immediately.  That, and Warner will prolly start for only a year.  Plus, if we don\'t improve our O-Line a little more, Warner could be down in a couple games, judging by his last few years with the Rams.

I like the signing a lot, but I know we aren\'t getting an MVP or anything.

Oh, and Torry when he was playing with Warner isn\'t too far off from Toomer as he is now.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: IareEthan on June 07, 2004, 09:54:43 AM
It really doesn\'t matter, he\'s in the division owned by the Eagles.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: shockwaves on June 07, 2004, 09:56:31 AM
Don\'t make me smack you Ethan.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: clips on June 07, 2004, 10:06:10 AM
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Originally posted by IareEthan
It really doesn\'t matter, he\'s in the division owned by the Eagles.


sorry..the cowboys owned that division & we made chicken wings topped off with hot sauce from the eagles...
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: IareEthan on June 07, 2004, 10:06:28 AM
Hey, three consecutive NFC East Titles.  They never had the most talented team...but the great (albeit aggravating) coaching ways of Andy Reid, Brad Childress, and Jim Johnson made the Eagles successful.  Now that they\'ve got talent to go into this great system, barring any major injuries, we\'ve got it made.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: clips on June 07, 2004, 10:27:06 AM
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Originally posted by IareEthan
Hey, three consecutive NFC East Titles.  They never had the most talented team...but the great (albeit aggravating) coaching ways of Andy Reid, Brad Childress, and Jim Johnson made the Eagles successful.  Now that they\'ve got talent to go into this great system, barring any major injuries, we\'ve got it made.


tru...i don\'t hate the eagles..it just seems they got off to a really bad start last year..& when they did get on a roll, they\'re offense really wasn\'t posing any real threats...i think it had to do with the recieving corp...but in any case they are in better shape this season...oh and shocky i think you\'re a cool cat and all but your team of choice sucks (giants) ;)


as far as dallas is concerned,..i was shocked just as everybody else when they got into the playoffs..i didn\'t expect those cats to get into the offseason at all...
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: shockwaves on June 07, 2004, 10:42:56 AM
I did expect Dallas to make a run at the playoffs last year.  Parcells is the most valuable man in football, more so than any player, GM, or other coach BY FAR.
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: Luke on June 07, 2004, 12:31:37 PM
Go Bears?
Title: Kurt Warner is a New York Giant
Post by: ROL Jamas on June 07, 2004, 03:20:28 PM
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Originally posted by shockwaves
Don\'t fool yourself alliswell.  Warner won\'t lead us to a Super Bowl, we aren\'t to that point yet.  We had some glaring needs and addressed none of them.  QB was not a need for us immediately.  That, and Warner will prolly start for only a year.  Plus, if we don\'t improve our O-Line a little more, Warner could be down in a couple games, judging by his last few years with the Rams.

I like the signing a lot, but I know we aren\'t getting an MVP or anything.

Oh, and Torry when he was playing with Warner isn\'t too far off from Toomer as he is now.


Um. Alliswell is the one that stated that a Super Bowl is too much to ask.

See Yuz.