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Does Chan Gailey care when you lose your $30,000-per-year gig, that you were living check-to-check before massive layoffs? Does Mike Tannenbaum care that you can't afford the COBRA premiums to keep your kids with health insurance?
Ann Liguori's wishes for the New Year as it relates to New York sports.
There is an obvious reason why the Giants went from a Super Bowl champion to a frustrated team that missed the playoffs. It's consistency.
Tweet Throwdown! Considering expectations, which team was more disappointing in 2012 -- the Giants or Jets?
Eli Manning will square off with brother Peyton in East Rutherford next season when the G-Men host the Denver Broncos. It will be the third time that the brothers face off in the regular season.
The Giants' annual blueprint for much of Tom Coughlin's tenure has been a perilous playoff tightrope. And Sunday they finally slipped and plunged flat on their faces.
Despite getting a career-best five touchdown passes from Eli Manning, New York's playoff hopes ended Sunday minutes after a 42-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles when Chicago beat Detroit 26-24.
The only real answer to the current question is simple. Sometimes, things just don't fall right, even for a defending Super Bowl champion.
Coughlin may be disappointed and he is probably angry. However, his team should not be broken up.
The defending Super Bowl champions did their part against Michael Vick and their NFC East rivals -- but it wasn't enough.
The residents, including about 200 students from the school system, formed a gantlet to welcome players from both teams before the game.
They don't call them Big Blue for nothing, and we're talking the fans, not just the team. The Giants will be playing hard against the Eagles this Sunday and G-Men's diehard tailgaters will be showing their spirit in full blue force by wearing outfits that scream "Playoffs, here we come!" Here are some easy, Sunday morning tips to help Giants tailgaters get their fan on in splendid, Big Blue glory.
Defensive tackle Chris Canty and rookie cornerback Jayron Hosley are not active for the New York Giants must-win game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
The circumstances that would get the Giants into the playoffs are not impossible. They may even be likely if the Detroit Lions compete for 60 minutes against the Chicago Bears.
"We have to think, 'Hey, everything is going to work out,'" Manning said. "'Those other teams are going to win for us, and we have to go out and do our business.'"
