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Art Vandelay☘️vor 7 Tagen

Jayden Daniels when all he has to do is spike the ball to win the game with a FG

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MF8123vor 7 Tagen

That shit deserved to end in a tie lol

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Michael Bercikvor 7 Tagen

Daniels:

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Deadite98vor 7 Tagen

RB is most definitely a position of need next year.

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Big Blue Breakvor 7 Tagen

Poverty-ass commies 😂😂😂

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Big Blue Breakvor 7 Tagen

Poverty-ass Commies

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🪙vor 7 Tagen

not according to this dumbass app

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Brianvor 7 Tagen

I'll take it Bobby!

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gcvor 7 Tagen

I’ll take it atp

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Blissful Fiendvor 7 Tagen

The Giants tied Washington in 2022 too remember

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Grantvor 7 Tagen

Hey I’ll take it

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Rojinegro58vor 7 Tagen

Both teams played terrible. I guess sports can be fair sometimes😂😂

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Brianvor 7 Tagen

I mean they couldn’t have played worse, and just handed Washington the game. Washington won time of possession, turnovers, Giants missed 3 field goals and had no offense for 3 qtrs. A tie is crazy, and the Giants should have won. Tiki needs to have a meeting with cam

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Scorching Betsvor 7 Tagen

GIANTS +4 ✅

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Brooklyn Kid 718vor 7 Tagen

I’ll be shocked if Quinn doesn’t get fired after that……

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ny goofy goblinsvor 7 Tagen

alright i guess lol

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Biaggivor 7 Tagen

I’ll take it

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FUBARvor 7 Tagen

Better than what the alternative was lol

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Ghost-in-BKvor 7 Tagen

they did exactly what you wanted the Giants to do at the end of the first half lol run the ball up the middle with no timeouts left

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Evor 7 Tagen

We’re doing futbol

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Reese’sPiecesvor 7 Tagen

My nerves are fried man

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🥷♻️vor 7 Tagen

Great comeback! 🔵⚪️

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Maddievor 7 Tagen

I’ll take it

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Kurtvor 7 Tagen

Skattebo has 4 fumbles in 5 games. He cannot be RB1 in 2027

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peterlavignavor 7 Tagen

DC fans must be shitting canaries after that. Hoo boy. The receivers were WAY downfield too. That's on Quinn.

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JJ NY94vor 7 Tagen

Why didn’t they just take a knee and run the clock down for the last kick. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Carl Pricevor 7 Tagen

What the fuck just happened?

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💤vor 7 Tagen

What the fuck are those dumb fucking bitches doing

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