Palladino: Giants Have Made Their Own Luck Without Charms
So now we know. Tom Coughlin is superstitious. Well, a small part of him, anyway.
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So now we know. Tom Coughlin is superstitious. Well, a small part of him, anyway.
Victor Cruz has had a season full of improbable moments, and the Super Bowl is set to be another.
The Giants take on the Patriots in Indianapolis next weekend for Super Bowl XLVI and there is a party promotion on Long Island that is almost too good to be true.
Hey, who are you scoffing at? That was the feeling four years ago among a handful of Giants defenders when Tom Brady pooh-poohed Plaxico Burress' prediction.
In Indianapolis, a good time is watching people on television having a good time in New York or Boston.
When Rodney Harrison joined the program shortly after 8 a.m., Craig did his best to make things awkward early on -- and succeeded.
Wide receiver Hakeem Nicks and rookie linebacker Jacquian Williams were among seven New York Giants who missed the team's first practice for the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots on Feb. 5.
Coach Bill Belichick was noncommittal on how the Patriots would be affected if Gronkowski plays in the Super Bowl without practicing for it.
Taylor says football always came easy for him. But life? That's been difficult for the Hall of Famer to manage.
Princess, the star of New Jersey's Popcorn Park Zoo, has correctly picked the winner of five of the last six Super Bowls. She went 14 and 6 predicting regular season games this year.
The Vegas odds makers have no idea the kind of favor they did the Giants when their Super Bowl lines came out.
Oh man! Manningham. Hakeem Nicks. Victor Cruz. It doesn't get much better than that.
Eli Manning took home the MVP. Plaxico Burress had the game-winning catch. Tyree got the biggest prize in the 2008 Super Bowl — an unforgettable moment that forever will be his.
Get ready, Julian Edelman. Here comes Victor Cruz.
It's a serious decision for a Jets fan to make. And it's one over two teams he may actually hate.
