With Playoff Picture In Sight, Giants Are Taking Everything One Game At A Time
Everything is one game at a time for the Giants. There is no big picture or thoughts of the playoffs.
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Everything is one game at a time for the Giants. There is no big picture or thoughts of the playoffs.
The Dolphins' offensive tackle would like to play football again, ESPN reported, but he doesn't want to do so in Miami. He's likely finished for the 2013 season.
Andre Brown set career highs with 30 carries and 115 yards while running for the go-ahead 1-yard TD late in the third quarter -- and he wasn't activated until this past week.
We're used to a funky few games from Manning. But even if they're to beat the beleaguered Packers and headless Cowboys, it starts with Manning. In order to return to No.1, you need a lot more from No.10.
The Dolphins are playing for the first time in 11 days. They beat Cincinnati on a safety in overtime to stop a four-game skid about the same time the bullying scandal began brewing.
After an 0-6 start to the season, the Giants (3-6) are suddenly only 1½ games behind Dallas and Philadelphia in the division, and only one back in the loss column.
It certainly was not pretty, but at this point in the season, style points do not matter. The New York Giants played rope-a-dope with the Oakland Raiders, and running back Andre Brown delivered the knockout punch in New York's 24-20 victory over the Silver and Black on Sunday in a windy MetLife Stadium.
At some point, even if they won't admit it, Gus Bradley and his Jacksonville Jaguars must have wondered if a victory would come this season. They can stop wondering.
You get the idea that nothing is ever going to be pretty in this Giants season. Then again, division races aren't decided on looks and personality. Wins are all that count.
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Needless to say, this exercise sparked some debate, so I guess you could say mission accomplished...
It wasn't pretty, but the Giants managed to beat the Raiders 24-20 Sunday and now have a record of 3-6, putting them right back in the thick of things in the underwhelming NFC East.
What can't Brown do for you? Andre Brown led the way with a 115-yard performance in Sunday's 24-20 win over the Raiders.
Pierre-Paul went straight to the locker room for further examination after a shoulder injury, but returned midway through the second quarter.
Adrian Peterson, LeSean McCoy, Jamaal Charles and Matt Forte have all tested the Giants' front seven and come up with no more than 67 yards. Peterson had it the toughest, being limited to 28.
