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It's time to take a look at the latest best and worst stories on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
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It's time to take a look at the latest best and worst stories on the NY/NJ sports landscape.
Maybe Sunday night's loss to the Dallas Cowboys will be rock bottom for the New York Giants. But the hangover effect of the crushing 27-26 loss in Dallas lingered into the new work week, largely fueled by comments made by running back Rashad Jennings.
After badly mismanaging the end of the season opening-loss to the Dallas Cowboys, Eli Manning has been taking a lot of heat.
A win over the Cleveland Browns does not make a season, nor does a loss to the Dallas Cowboys break one.
Perhaps in response to the headlines, JPP posted a workout video on Instagram. In the short clip, Pierre-Paul is seen sprinting with weights tied around his waist. His right hand is bandaged.
On Wednesday morning, Jennings penned a first-person editorial in the New York Post. In the column, he apologized to his quarterback.
With the Giants finding themselves in the headlines once again, Boomer & Craig got the ball rolling Wednesday morning discussing the plight of JPP and the Giants.
ESPN reports that some in the Giants organization have serious doubts about whether the 26-year-old will be able to play this season.
Brutal clock management and poor decisions late cost Big Blue an upset in Arlington, but Prince Amukamara is trying not to let the defeat get him and his teammates down.
The Cowboys' defense managed to keep Beckham relatively quiet as Dallas came from behind in the final seconds for a 27-26 victory. He was held to five catches for just 44 yards.
It looked like the Giants would pull off the upset against the rival Cowboys. And then, just like that, they let it go.
It is a homecoming for New Jersey native and new Falcons' head coach Dan Quinn. Quinn, who captained the high school football team at Morristown high school, was hired to replace Mike Smith after back-to-back losing campaigns.
Mark this one down as one of the Giants' most painful regular season losses in recent memory.
After losing track of Dallas' timeouts, Manning said he told halfback Rashad Jennings not to score on two consecutive plays when the Giants had a first down at the Cowboys' 4-yard line with 1:54 to play.
While the Giants lick their scabs, nearly everyone who loves football is mauling Tom Coughlin for Sunday night's numbing loss to the Cowboys -- a game New York owned until it didn't.
