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Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora took exception to the rookie's comments, and decided to issue a challenge to the third-overall draft pick. "If (Trent) looks on tape and he thinks he sees some candy, come try and get it," Umenyiora said.
Wide receiver Ramses Barden, cornerback Jayron Hosley, safety Kenny Phillips and defensive tackle Rocky Bernard have been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns.
Despite an injury report that includes 13 names, the Giants are more talented than most. And they cannot afford to dip under sea level with the gauntlet of a schedule they'll have to face, beginning next week in San Francisco.
JPP has gone from All-Pro to all frowns. Why? The sacks aren't coming. "I'm not having that fun I'm used to," he said Thursday.
New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks won't play in Sunday's game against Cleveland because of recurring left foot and knee problems.
New York Giants rookie receiver Rueben Randle was on the receiving end of nationally-televised criticism by NBC football analyst Cris Collinsworth on Sunday, and it has left him a little confused.
Giants wide receiver Ramses Barden has been diagnosed with a concussion, and he did not practice on Wednesday.
"I think we're still kind of getting through the bumps and bruises of the season, and I think we're going to be alright," Cruz said. "I think we're getting to the chunk of our schedule in these upcoming weeks, and I think we'll be OK."
With the game down to the wire, which kicker would you want attempting a final-second field goal? Pick a side!
What's a bigger surprise through the first four weeks of this NFL season: the Cardinals at 4-0 or the Saints at 0-4? Maybe it's the 3-1 Vikings.
The Jets and Giants are like apples and oranges, cats and dogs -- green and blue. But Jets center Nick Mangold and Giants safety Antrel Rolle found some common ground Tuesday morning: Mark Sanchez.
It seems there's a truce in the NFL's most bitter -- and oftentimes juvenile -- feud.
Getting off to an 0-2 start in the NFC East isn't causing the Super Bowl-champion Giants to hit the panic button. Far from it.
Eli Manning joined Mike Francesa a day after the Giants' loss to the Eagles on Sunday night. He shared his thoughts on the tough defeat, which ended on a missed 54-yard field goal by Lawrence Tynes.
The Giants' offensive game-plan was far too predictable. In most cases, Eli has proven he's capable of carrying the Giants' hopes with his magical arm, but what he needed was a little help from his running backs.
