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The exciting-sounding Giants-Packers game ended with Lawrence Tynes's 47-yard overtime field goal...
Forty-seven yards...
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posted by Ed Park @ 12:29 PM
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Monday, January 21, 2008
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1 Comments:
It was a good game--and I thought of the Bills, too, especially because he'd shanked his previous two attempts, one a 40+-yarder and one a chip shot that would have won the game. Instead, there they were in overtime relying on his foot once again.
Oh, and good god did it look cold in Green Bay. I think the Giants' coach may have lost his whole face to frostbite.
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