Swaggering Giants mock Gisele, Pats, Cowboys and Jets
They say you can talk the talk if you can walk the walk.
The Super Bowl XLVI champion New York Giants publicly mocked three beaten rivals -- the New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets -- as they celebrated at raucous victory rallies in New York and New Jersey Tuesday.
The Giants beat all three clubs on their way to the franchise's fourth Super Bowl championship this season. Running back Brandon Jacobs also took a shot at Pats quarterback Tom Brady's wife Gisele Bundchen for popping off about her hubby's receivers dropping his passes:
She just needs to continue to be cute and shut up.
The Giants have not been shy about talking trash this postseason. Giants players and owners beat their chests Tuesday after beating Tom Brady's Patriots in the Super Bowl for the second time in four years.
Giants co-owner Steve Tisch boasted his team had cancelled the "Brady Bunch." He also took a swipe at "America's Team" in Dallas after a ticker tape parade down New York's Canyon of Heroes attended by nearly 1 million people:
There's a group of guys in Dallas that call themselves 'America's Team,' but looking out at all of you and the millions of people in the streets [Tuesday], we're 'America's Dream.'
During a pep rally at MetLife Stadium shared between the Giants and Jets, Justin Tuck reminded Rex Ryan the Jets are still little brothers to Big Blue:
You can be sure of whose house it is.
Jacobs is the most outspoken Giant. After the Giants' 21-17 win over the Pats at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, he boasted the Giants had "decapitated" the powerful Pats dynasty of Brady and coach Bill Belichick:
We decapitated them. They can't wear that crown no more.
What do you think? Do the Giants have a right to brag a little after the media wrote them off as contenders? Are Giants players and owners just having fun -- and enjoying a championship few except themselves and their hard-core fans expected a 9-7 team to win?
This article was written by Michael McCarthy and appeared in USA Today.
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