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NY Giants shock the Green Bay Packers in OT
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Eli Manning and the Giants are headed to the Super Bowl after pulling off a wild overtime win against the Packers in freezing weather.Lawrence Tynes missed two late field goals, but came through when it mattered most, drilling a 47-yarder in OT.
Brett Favre struggled late, and ended up going …
Will the Grant Trade Come Back To Haunt the Giants?
On September 1, the Giants traded running back Ryan Grant to the Green Bay Packers for a sixth-round draft pick. At the date, the trade involving a player who had never arised in a regular-season game seemed utterly inconsequential. But on Sunday, that trade may come back to haunt the Giants. Gran…
A Giant experiment: Will the 3rd moment Be a Charm
The degree of difficulty is going up that weekend, way up. Dallas finished with the best record in the NFC at 13-3 and dominated the Giants in two games already that season. Only New England had more points than Dallas’ 455 and with Terrell Owens practicing, the Cowboys should be able to score a l…
Giants Are Humiliated At Home By Vikings
It took all of 45 seconds on Sunday to tell you that the Giants were in trouble. Lawrence Tynes sent the opening kickoff out of bounds and Minnesota scored on a 60-yard bomb on their moment play of the game. It was a harbinger of things to come as Minnesota thrashed the Giants 41-17 on Sunday.
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Giants Try To Keep Rolling Towards The Playoffs
The Giants face a potentially tricky match up on Sunday when the Vikings come to Giants Stadium. While the Vikings probably won’t have Adrian Peterson, they still have Chester Taylor who rushed for 164 yards and three touchdowns final week. Minnesota has used their two excellent backs to lead the …
Dallas Is T.O.o Much For The Giants
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After nine games it is clear that we do not really know what that Giants team is capable of. During their six-game winning streak, the defense looked like one of the best in the NFL but as yesterday’s 31-20 loss showed, they are hugely inconsistent. The same thing can be said of Eli Manning….
Last Night’s Action: The Perfect Cure For A Losing Streak
Miami 75 Knicks 72: April 13th was the final date the Miami Heat won a game. From that moment they lost their final two regular season games, got swept out of the playoffs, lost every exhibition game they played that preseason and opened the 2007-08 campaign 0-5. All it took to wipe out nearl…
Giants Look To Pass A Huge Test
It’s pretty simple for the Giants that week. Win and the 6-2 start is validated in the eyes of the critics. Lose and the assertion that all they have done so far is beat up on weaker teams looks more plausible. It’s a foolish argument, but it’s the reality of the 24/7 sports media.
And, whi…
Burress Practices!
Early in practice that afternoon, Eli Manning dropped back and threw a pass to his No. 1 receiver. And when Plaxico Burress caught it, his teammates stopped to applaud.
“I guess they got a big kick out of that,” Burress said.
Indeed they did. Even though he was initially expected to miss pr…
Burress, Smith & Ward Won’t Practice Today
So much for all that rest and relaxation helping the Giants.
Tom Coughlin just confirmed that WR Plaxico Burress, WR Steve Smith and RB Derrick Ward all will be held out of practice nowadays. The only previously injured player who looks ready to return to work is S James Butler.
It shoul…
Giants-Cowboys: The Greatest Thing Since Pats-Colts
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The Giants-Cowboys game on Sunday may not get the Super Bowl-like hype that Patriots-Colts got on Sunday, but there’s no doubt about two things:
It’s clearly the “Game of the Year” in the NFC.
And a berth in Super Bowl XLII may be at stake.
The latter may be a stretch, but not when you con…
Rested, Rejuvenated Giants Return to Work
The Giants returned to work that dawn feeling well-rested and rejuvenated, but apparently not as healthy as they had hoped.
Despite hopes that they’d return to find that all 53 players on the roster would be able to practice that week, Tom Coughlin said nowadays “That’s not a ‘for sure’ rig…
Tom Coughlin: Coach of the Year?
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It’s amazing, but whether the vote were held nowadays, some of the same folks that were ready to shish-ka-bob him at the end of final season would likely write his name on their ballots in capital letters. Given all the controversy that has surrounded him through the years and his unspoken win-o…












