Giants' Canty Suffers Sprained MCL
Chris Canty's MCL issues have cropped up again. His status against the Eagles is unclear.
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Chris Canty's MCL issues have cropped up again. His status against the Eagles is unclear.
The Packers and Seahawks are looking like NFC superpowers, while the Giants' magic has appeared to run out.
The Giants have no one to blame but themselves after the Ravens dismantled the G-Men on Sunday?
The Giants have the same coaches, players, and talent, but not the temerity
One flop is understandable. Some days, everything goes wrong. But two no-shows in a row is a trend that begs answers.
The defeat eliminated the defending Super Bowl champion Giants (8-7) from contention in the NFC East and severely damaged their chances of qualifying for a playoff berth.
New York's inactive list Sunday includes defensive end Justin Tuck (shoulder), who is replaced in the starting lineup by Osi Umenyiora.
"He's a vital member of this team," guard Kevin Boothe said. "He's our physical, fiery leader. Whenever you get a chance to get him out there, it's good for the team."
This won't be an easy game for the Giants, but they are catching a team that is going in the wrong direction.
As Manning goes, the Giants go. And lately, Manning hasn't been going so great.
No more wiggle room -- not one inch. OK, maybe a millimeter, but only enough to squeeze a thread through.
The return of Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks to practice on Thursday after missing the previous day with a sprained left knee could only bode well for his on-field rapport with quarterback Eli Manning.
With two weeks left in the season, the NFC East, NFC West and AFC North titles are still up for grabs, not to mention the four Wild Card spots.
Football fans care about the MVP, the Rookie of the Year and the Coach of the Year. Comeback Player of the Year? Wake me when we get to the good part. But this year, it IS the good part.
The theme at Giants practice Wednesday was consistency. Or rather, inconsistency.
