Giants, Tom Coughlin Very Impressed With Running Back Peyton Hillis
"He was pretty much a regular last night," Tom Coughlin said Tuesday. "He was a very welcome addition. He went onto the field and fit right in. It was very encouraging."
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"He was pretty much a regular last night," Tom Coughlin said Tuesday. "He was a very welcome addition. He went onto the field and fit right in. It was very encouraging."
"I think the pressure is on now more than ever," the two-time Pro Bowler told Joe & Evan. "In my eyes, we have to win out. That's the way I look at it. I'm sure that's the way our team looks at it. We have to win out."
According to a post on Hallmark's Facebook page, Sterling will join emcee and long-time animal rights activist Beth Stern, radio shock jock Howard Stern's wife, "for the paw-to-paw active LIVE from Kitten Stadium on Hallmark Channel USA."
Something is wrong with Big Blue. Even if the Giants finish over .500 the rest of the way - and nothing they did in Monday night's win assures you they will - someone vital must go.
One tweet read, "ON LIFE BRANDON IF YOU DON'T RUSH FOR 50 YARDS AND 2 TOUCHDOWNS TONIGHT ITS OVER FOR YOU AND YO FAMILY N----."
Coach Tom Coughlin's team played what may have been its most complete game of the season, albeit with flaws. So let's hand out some game balls and gassers.
Josh Freeman's debut as a Viking was the boost that the New York Football Giants needed as the G-men snapped their six game losing streak with a 23-7 victory over Minnesota. New York's initial victory of the 2013 campaign was not a thing of beauty, but the Giants were able to hold Adrian Peterson to a mere 28 yards rushing, requiring Freeman to raise the level of his play to a level that the league had not seen in several years. Freeman was not able to come through; completing only 38 percent of his passes on the evening.
The hip-hop mogul told Bloomberg TV on Monday that he's aiming to make sports history as the league's "first African-American majority owner."
It worked! Boomer & Carton's curse-killing tailgate had it all, including some pig slappin', Bob Papa rappin' and "Jets faaaaans for Giants!" Next time your team needs a win, you'll know who to call...
For the first time this season, the Giants are going to be able to watch the videotapes of a game and have something to smile about.
All the images from Monday night's massive bash outside MetLife Stadium.
Well, the Giants finally cracked the win column. Prior to the game a 75-pound pig was roasted and slapped around a bit in the MetLife Stadium parking lot. Coincidence? I think not.
The Giants got their first win of the season Monday night by holding Adrian Peterson in check and converting Minnesota mistakes into a 23-7 victory.
The winless Giants have had about a million things go wrong for them this season, including an inability to keep anyone healthy in their backfield.
The day has come. It's time to lift the maloik off the winless New York Football Giants.
