Giants Rookie QB Lauletta Apologizes After Arrest
Giants rookie quarterback Kyle Lauletta apologized Tuesday morning, a week after he was arrested for motor vehicle violations near his home in Weehawken, N.J.
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Giants rookie quarterback Kyle Lauletta apologized Tuesday morning, a week after he was arrested for motor vehicle violations near his home in Weehawken, N.J.
At 1-7, the Giants playoff hopes are dead for all intents and purposes. But, head coach Pat Shurmur has some decisions to make in the second half, including a big one at QB.
It happened at 8:03 a.m. near North Marginal Highway and Pleasant Avenue near the I-495 intersection while Lauletta was on his way to practice in East Rutherford.
After another uninspiring performance, the Giants have to be talked about among the worst teams in the league.
The Redskins sacked a battered Eli Manning seven times, forced the two turnovers and made big play after big play in sending New York (1-7) to its fifth straight loss.
The New York Giants are trading star defensive tackle Damon "Snacks" Harrison to the Detroit Lions, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press.
It appears as if the Giants have come to terms with their 2018 season going the way of their 2017 season.
Another loss, this time on Monday Night Football against the Falcons, has the G-Men sitting in the NFL cellar.
Handed the perfect setup against a depleted, struggling Atlanta defense, the New York Giants' offense again fell short. No one was more surprised than Odell Beckham Jr.
Ryan completed his final 18 passes and finished 31 of 39 for 379 yards, sending the Giants (1-6) to their fourth straight loss.
The end may be near for Eli Manning in New York.
Something has to give when the Atlanta Falcons' porous defense faces the Giants' sluggish offense on Monday night.
Atlanta snapped its own three-game skid with last week's win over Tampa Bay.
It's no secret the Giants haven't exactly been an offensive juggernaut this season -- and that's with two of the best playmakers in the NFL.
Let's make one thing perfectly clear: John Mara is not happy the Giants are 1-5 for the second straight season.
