Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Auctioning Off Super Bowl XXV Ring
On Wednesday, Eli Manning and the Giants received their Super Bowl rings. Turns out one Big Blue legend was preparing to sell his to the highest bidder.
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On Wednesday, Eli Manning and the Giants received their Super Bowl rings. Turns out one Big Blue legend was preparing to sell his to the highest bidder.
Despite Tuck's denials, turns out it was the real thing -- and he still isn't happy.
Like a little kid with a brand new toy, Eli Manning and Justin Tuck couldn't wait to unwrap their bling.
Three months and two Twitter leaks later, the Giants have unveiled their Super Bowl ring.
Fans who root for the Jets and Islanders won't admit it, but the big games this year certainly have to give them a moment of pause, a time to reflect and ask themselves: What did I do to deserve this?
The Giants were great at preventing their opponents from breaking loose in the playoffs. But it seems the NFL champs aren't so fantastic at keeping their Super Bowl ring under wraps.
Chad Jones wowed his doubters by running the 40-yard dash in 4.84 seconds just seven months ago. On Monday, his miracle comeback was cut short. At least temporarily.
Apparently Osi Umenyiora isn't one to forget a sucker punch.
Hopatcong native and Rutgers' alum, undrafted free agent Joe Martinek is marking his mark in Giants' rookie camp.
Limas Sweed, a former second-round pick of the Steelers in the 2008 NFL Draft, is attempting to return to the NFL, and he has the Super Bowl Champion Giants in his focus.
The Giants' second round draft pick didn't disappoint as the Super Bowl Champs opened a rookie minicamp on Friday.
With his contract out of the way, the 20-year-old Wilson can start preparing without distraction for his NFL debut.
Canty looked as if he was dressed for a job interview -- which we learned wasn't far from the truth.
The younger folks out there may not remember the name. But for those of us who hung out in the Giants' locker room in the late 1980s and early '90s, Stacy Robinson was one of the bright lights.
When Warner said he was scared to let his sons play the game, quite a few members of the pro football fraternity turned on him. I say good for you, Kurt.
