Coughlin Disgusted With Giants' Offense In Philly: 'We Were Stagnant'
Sam Bradford kept the New York Giants in the game. His defense wouldn't let Eli Manning do anything.
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Sam Bradford kept the New York Giants in the game. His defense wouldn't let Eli Manning do anything.
The Eagles intercepted Eli Manning twice and returned one of them for a touchdown, and Philadelphia beat the New York Giants 27-7 Monday night at Lincoln Financial Field to take over first place in NFC East.
The Giants, who were 26th in rushing at 91 yards per game through Week 5, are unlikely to run the ball well against the Eagles.
As far as the Giants are concerned, health is again an issue as they head into Philly. They must must find a way to overcome.
It always seems to be one step forward and two steps back with the New York Giants. After clawing their way to first place atop the NFC east, the G-men will have to win a game in Philadelphia without Prince Amukamara, Victor Cruz and Devon Kennard, and perhaps Odell Beckham, Jr. and Rueben Randle as well.
The Giants have won three straight to climb to the top of the NFC East, but will be without top cover cornerback Prince Amukamara for a while, head coach Tom Coughlin announced Thursday.
The New York Giants comeback win over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night was uplifting for the team in a few respects.
It's not sexy. The Giants don't have glittering numbers. But they're glowing in the one stat that Don Shula says trumps the rest. Wins.
While it's true that Dallas, Philadelphia, and Washington all lurk just a game behind, the Giants have good reason to believe that this first-place stuff could become a permanent thing.
Former NFL and Iowa safety Tyler Sash died from an accidental overdose after mixing two powerful pain medications.
When the New York Giants (3-2) lace up their cleats to face off against the Philadelphia Eagles (2-3) on Monday night, first place will be at stake. These two teams have combined to win five out of their last six games, after both started season 0-2.
The Giants (3-2) did not put their best foot forward, but they sit atop the NFC East after Eli Manning directed a dramatic last-second TD drive
Larry Donnell's spectacular catch over two 49ers with 21 seconds remaining lifted New York past San Francisco 30-27 on Sunday night, capping Manning's sensational clutch performance.
Riding a two-game winning streak, the New York Football Giants met the San Francisco 49ers in prime time with first-place at stake. The G-men were tested by the pesky 49ers, but Eli Manning hit Larry Donnell with a 12-yard touchdown pass with 21 seconds left to carry New York past San Francisco 30-27 on Sunday night.
Eli Manning engineered his 27th career game-winning, fourth-quarter drive, connecting with Larry Donnell on a 12-yard touchdown pass with 21 seconds left, giving the Giants a 30-27 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
