Top 5 NFL Touchdown Celebrations
In all of footballdom, there are five touchdown celebrations that rise above the rest.
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In all of footballdom, there are five touchdown celebrations that rise above the rest.
As far as Antrel Rolle is concerned, the Giants' disappointing 2013 season has not been about messages not getting through, locker room strife or divisiveness, the things the media love to point to first.
Tom Coughlin is being wrapped in the cliche that all coaches must leave eventually because his messages, mantras, and mindset have an expiration date. It's patently false. And, frankly, Coughlin is the one who taught us this.
For the first time - at least publicly - a rift could be developing between the struggling, mistake-prone offense and a defense that has been asked time and time again to keep the team in games.
Fresh off their latest debacle, a 23-0 loss to the Seattle Seahawks at the Meadowlands, the New York Giants travel to Detroit for a matchup with playoff desperate Lions. Detroit is fighting it out with the Chicago Bears to secure first place in the competitive NFC north division, so the Lions cannot afford to take a win over the deflated Giants for granted.
Are Eli Manning's best years behind him? He says he understands why some may think that, but he's not about to say they are right.
"Mike's On: Francesa on the FAN" will no longer be simulcast on the YES Network beginning in February, WFAN host Mike Francesa announced on Monday afternoon.
The dealership sponsored a raffle with a dozen $35,000 winners if Seattle shut out New York in Sunday's game.
The offense never got into gear, failing to cross the 50 until nearly seven minutes remained in the game.
The Giants have nothing left to play for but pride, and that's not going very well. So is it time for a benching? Specifically, struggling QB Eli Manning? WFAN's Craig Carton thinks so.
"If ppl on this team wanna take shots at me an say I have no passion they are mistaken. I give everything I have each an every week," Brandon Myers tweeted.
The Seattle Seahawks came to the Big Apple looking to maintain its position as the top seed in the NFC playoff hunt. The New York Giants had very little to play for, since they were eliminated from playoff contention last week. Seattle dominated New York defensively and shut out the G-men, 23-0, in a lackluster affair at MetLife Stadium.
Tony Romo tossed two interceptions in the final three minutes and the Cowboys (7-7) blew a chance to pull even with Philadelphia in the NFC East, remaining a game behind with two to play.
It's been that kind of year for the Giants. A year of bangs and bruises, of boneheaded throws, of subpar performances.
Both the Giants and the Jets took one on the chin Sunday, which has pretty much become the norm around these parts.
