[discostu]

Maybe it was a Patton-eque prayer that talked about smiting enemies.

[NEMDF]

On the other hand, prayer is more properly done with some privacy, IMHO. I am glad to know they prayed AND that it was not put out for media fodder. Giants Fan since 2004.

[wolfcreek]

Idiots out there really need to get over athletes praying.

Most have done it since they were youngsters.

If I was making millions of dollars doing something I loved, I'd pray constantly, thanking the Lord for my good fortune, health and ability.

[Aldebert]

I am sorry to tell you that I saw the exact same thing the prior week after they won the first playoff game and I had the exact same reaction as you did. However, I seem to recall seeing it on the NFL website, not the Giant’s website, so I assumed it was an NFL decision.

[b4its2late]

I know they pray which is a good thing to me. Even if they didn't though, I wouldn't be upset, but to know they do, just makes them all the better in my eyes.

I am a seasons ticket holder.

[ml/nj]

I am a lifelong Giant fan, I can't put into words how disappointed I am with who ever did this.

I am also a lifelong Giants fan, and probably longer than you I would guess. (I was AT the '56 Championship Game.) I'm also a reasonably observant person, but I think there is good reason for privacy in these matters. Despite what others think about Tebow, I think he would just as soon not have his religion be made such a big deal. I know about his eyeblack, but I don't see any of this as being any different from someone crossing themself before an at-bat or before a race.

Let it be.

ML/NJ

[EyeGuy]

Old school, unhip Tom Coughlin is among the three best head coaches in the NFL.

[fortheDeclaration]

They say the Lord’s prayer, I have seen it done a number of times on video.

[GAB-1955]

They’re praying that they be spared the Wrath of the New York Fans when they lose.