Jim Sorgi
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"James Joseph "Jim" Sorgi, Jr." is a former American football quarterback. He was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the sixth round of the 2004 NFL Draft. He played college football at the University of Wisconsin. Sorgi also played for the New York Giants. Sorgi is probably best known for being the longtime backup of Peyton Manning. Once he was released by the Colts, he signed with the New York Giants to compete for the backup job to Eli Manning, but lost, and he was released.

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You do the same thing day in and day out, you start to get pretty good at it.

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I just put my head down when they snapped the ball. It just seemed like everything was going against us. Finally something went with us.

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I feel like I played all right. I played well. I wish we could have punched in a couple of more touchdowns while I was in there and made this thing a little closer.

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I'm excited, it's about time. I've been ready to play all year. I'm excited about getting some time and some significant time.

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It's more beneficial than it is tough. The tough part is he asks you questions you really don't know the answer to, and you have to try to answer them. He's really good at teaching, as well as playing. He's helped me out a ton.

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That was my goal, just to get the respect of the guys, to know I can go out there and help them win. They know I can play well, but the mark of a quarterback is if you win.

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He's really just calling in the plays. But, sometimes I need to hear it one or two (extra) times and he gets kind of irritated with me. He's pretty good with that thing. I just have to tell him he doesn't have to yell in it, he just has to talk.

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It changes the whole mentality of the team. You go from winning 13 straight — if we would have lost three straight, it would have been the other end of the spectrum. But I like where we're at.

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When we hit a big play, you can tell by his voice he's pumped up. When we don't get second-and-one or third-and-one, like we did (last) Saturday, you can tell he's disappointed and mad. It's like both of us are out there playing.

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