What a Win! This was a complete team win as the defense and the offense came through. The defense continuously pressured Brady and sacked him a number of times. How about Manning and Tyree? How did they connect on that 3rd and 5? Late in the game, Manning was in the pocket getting chased down and was about to get sacked when he escaped and threw a pass to Tyree who some how came down with the pass. Amazing on both ends as Tyree had to contort his body to come down with the pass and as Manning had to pull a Houdini to escape the sack. Unbelievable!
Also a great send off for the 90 year old Giants' legendary trainer, 'Doc' Johnson. Doc Johnson was also the Manhattan College trainer years ago. When I was on the Manhattan tennis team and had a recurring shoulder injury 'Doc' Johnson was the man I'd come to see. This was a great way for him to officially retire. Great job 'Doc' Johnson!
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About Me
- Tom Henderson
- I currently work as a strategist, analyst and consultant at JBH Capital. I also trade an equity account to test theories. Before my current position, I was a self-employed equity trader. I have been actively involved with the markets on a part time basis since 1993 and full time since late 2002. In the mid 1990's in my free time I went through an entire Standard and Poor's Stock guide of at least 5,000 stocks in my hunt for value stocks. More recently I have finished in the top 1% in the 2007 CNBC's stock contest. I have a Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering from Manhattan College. I am fascinated by the markets and the economy and truly enjoy what I do.
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