In Wake Of Win, Giants Have Bad News For Fans
Less than an hour after advancing to the Super Bowl, the New York Giants started delivering the bad news to many of their non-club season ticket holders.
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Less than an hour after advancing to the Super Bowl, the New York Giants started delivering the bad news to many of their non-club season ticket holders.
Super Bowl XLII won Manning respect. A second Lombardi Trophy in four years might someday put him in the Hall of Fame.
They do keep working, this team. And that ethic has brought them yet another opportunity for pro football's ultimate reward.
Eli vs. Brady. Coughlin vs. Belichick. The Giants vs. the Patriots. Sound familiar?
Hey, Indianapolis. A Manning will be playing in your Super Bowl, after all. No, not that one.
New York Giants fans were ecstatic after their team beat the San Francisco 49ers 20-17 to advance to the Super Bowl.
Sports Director Mike Colbert says the Patriots opened as three-point favorites over New York in odds posted Sunday night
Tynes kicked a winning 31-yard field goal in sudden-death overtime and New York beat the San Francisco 49ers 20-17 in the NFC championship game Sunday night to reach its second Super Bowl in five seasons.
Lawrence Tynes kicked an overtime-winning field goal to send the Giants to Super Bowl 46. Giants are going to Indianapolis!
Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks has returned to the NFC championship game against the San Francisco 49ers after being taken to the locker room.
Tight end Jake Ballard is active despite a banged-up right knee for the Giants. Linebacker Mark Herzlich is inactive with an ankle injury.
Complaints of hostile fans at Candlestick Park last week have prompted the 49ers organization and the NFL to bring in extra undercover officers for the NFC Championship.
They are rivals on the gridiron and it could get ugly when the two teams tangle on Sunday, but when it comes to the competing hometowns, is there really a lot of animosity between cities?
New York Giants excitement is at a fever pitch across the area. Fans and businesses are getting ready with food trays, pizzas and deli meats.
When some 70,000 fans converge on Candlestick Park this Sunday for the Bay Area's first NFC championship in 15 years, they had better be on their best behavior or risk being booted from the stadium — without warning.
