Giants' Shurmur Still Believes In Eli Manning As His Starting QB
Despite mounting losses and a first season quickly turning into a mess, Pat Shurmur is sticking with Eli Manning as the New York Giants quarterback.
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Despite mounting losses and a first season quickly turning into a mess, Pat Shurmur is sticking with Eli Manning as the New York Giants quarterback.
This was seen as a must-win game for both teams in the weak and wide-open NFC East, and the Eagles went out and grabbed it.
After turning over half their roster, it's not surprising the New York Giants are losing. The defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles are another story.
It's hard to say whether the Giants are engaging in wishful thinking or there is something to their optimism these days.
After losing four of their first five games, the Giants would be out of the playoff hunt in most seasons. This isn't most seasons in the NFC East. No one has a winning record.
The New York Giants are parting ways with 2015 first-round draft pick Ereck Flowers.
Odell Beckham Jr. said he spoke with his New York Giants teammates hours before Sunday's 33-31 loss to the Carolina Panthers to clear the air over comments he made last week.
The Carolina Panthers are celebrating their 33-31 victory over the New York Giants with some trolling on Twitter.
Maybe Panthers coach Ron Rivera should allow his special teams to run out of the tunnel more often for pre-game introductions.
The Giants need to start winning if they want to have any hope of making the playoffs in coach Pat Shurmur's first season.
This is getting to look familiar to Giants fans. Too familiar.
Alvin Kamara ran for three second-half touchdowns and the New Orleans Saints' defense stepped out of Drew Brees' shadow in a 33-18- victory over the Giants on Sunday.
Pat Shurmur's first win as coach of the New York Giants had a cast of high-priced talent leading the way along with some help from a couple of less-known guys.
Eli Manning threw for 297 yards and two touchdowns and rookie Saquon Barkley added a score as the New York Giants got their first win over the struggling Houston Texans.
Leave me alone. That was the message from Odell Beckham Jr. to the NFL on Thursday after he was once again targeted for random drug testing.