Boomer & Carton: Nicks On The Block? Beltran Heading Back To The Big Apple?
Today the fun began with the topic of whether or not the Giants should be looking to move Hakeem Nicks, who will become a free agent this offseason.
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Today the fun began with the topic of whether or not the Giants should be looking to move Hakeem Nicks, who will become a free agent this offseason.
Whether or not Giants running back David Wilson is ultimately cleared to return to the field, his stenosis poses risks.
Tom Coughlin doesn't have many options at halfback for the winless New York Giants. The choice now is rookie Michael Cox, and that's it. Yes, Michael Cox.
Denver and Kansas City are the last two teams with perfect NFL records after the Broncos beat Jacksonville 35-19 — hardly the margin projected by most — and the Chiefs defeated Oakland 24-7.
The Giants could be ready to field offers for star wide receiver Hakeem Nicks according to a report.
The Giants' 0-6 start is the worst for the organization since it lost a franchise-worst nine in a row in 1976, a season that saw coach Bill Arnsparger fired after seven games.
David Wilson's season could be over should the Giants' running back require season-ending surgery to address spinal stenosis.
Forget about it. The mission no longer is about saving New York's playoff hopes, it's about finding out which pieces need to be part of the new foundation.
"I'm not (losing confidence)," the three-time Pro Bowler told Francesa. "You can't get gun-shy as a quarterback. It didn't affect me during the game ... Most of it is just decision-making."
Eli? Coach Coughlin? GM Jerry Reese? You decide!
"There were a lot of bogus calls in that game," Rolle told Benigno and Roberts. "I will admit, there were a lot of calls that should not have been made."
It's not even Halloween and the Giants and Rangers are both frightful messes. The trick is on New York sports fans. Both teams started the season with high hopes. Both appear to be on a direct line to disaster.
Thursday's loss in Chicago dropped Big Blue to 0-6, their worst start since the sorry season of 1976. And now some are banging the drum for New York to sit the two-time Super Bowl MVP.
It's a recurring theme for the Giants, as a crucial turnover in the fourth quarter doomed New York. Eli Manning overthrew Brandon Myers, and Tim Jennings intercepted the errant pass to preserve the Bears 27-21 victory over New York. The Giants are 0-6 for only the second time in team history.
The Giants were moving the ball, driving for the potential winning score when Eli Manning got picked off one final time. And the losing streak continues.
