Dottino: Game Balls And Gassers From Giants' Brutal Loss In NOLA
The Giants scored and scored in their 52-49 defeat to the Saints. This after twice fighting back from a 14-point deficit on the road and leading with nearly seven minutes to play.
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The Giants scored and scored in their 52-49 defeat to the Saints. This after twice fighting back from a 14-point deficit on the road and leading with nearly seven minutes to play.
This game was a tale of two offenses, as the New Orleans Saints and New York Giants matched each other score for score. When the dust settled, New Orleans eked out a 52-49 victory on Kai Forbath's 50-yard field goal as time expired.
Saints kicker Kai Forbath kicked a 50-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Saints to a 52-49 victory over the New York Giants.
The Louisiana Superdome. If you are the Giants, a trip to this building causes more nightmares than a visit to the dentist.
The news on the injury front was mostly positive, as both Rueben Randle and Odell Beckham were not even listed. Linebacker Uani 'Unga returned to practice this week and should be able to play on Sunday. Geoff Schwartz will likely be on the field at the Superdome after being listed as probable, but linebacker J.T. Thomas is out with an ankle injury.
Steve Spagnuolo is like everybody else when it comes to Jason Pierre-Paul.
The governor's comments Thursday morning on CNN came after he ridiculed the idea during Wednesday night's Republican presidential debate.
The Jason Pierre-Paul saga is finally coming to a happy conclusion, as the defensive linemen signed a contract with the team on Tuesday.
Pierre-Paul was examined by team doctors Monday and given the OK to play. He made significant progress with his healing since being last examined by the team around Labor Day, Coughlin said.
Defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul and the New York Giants have agreed to a contract more than three months after he damaged his right hand in a fireworks accident in Florida.
After a tough two game stretch of NFC east competition, the New York Giants were likely looking forward to being able to ease off the gas pedal a bit against the New Orleans Saints this week.
Approaching the halfway point of the season, the New York Giants have a lot of work to do to get better.
Every once in a while, things do follow a logical path -- even in today's parity-driven NFL.
The Giants got revenge against the rival Cowboys and moved into first place in the weak NFC East.
The New York Giants (4-3) desperately needed a win over the Dallas Cowboys (2-4) to potentially save their season. Another loss to the Cowboys would have dropped Big Blue below .500 on the season.
