Dottino: Giants Cruz To Victory
Big play after big play after big play. Are you sure that team was the Giants?
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Big play after big play after big play. Are you sure that team was the Giants?
Michael Vick didn't get the calls he was looking for. As for the Giants, they got what they wanted in Philadelphia. A win.
The Jets dropped to 2-1 after losing 34-24 in Oakland Sunday to the Raiders -- and they looked bad doing so.
If you listened to the show on Friday (and I know you did), then you went through your Sunday with two certainties: the Giants simply could not win in Philadelphia and the Jets were going to go to Oakland and come home with a victory.
Although Michael Vick makes plays on the football field that no one else can, Boomer says it's unrealistic to expect No. 7 to stay healthy throughout a 16-game schedule.
The Giants were supposed to be the down-and-out, battered and bruised team on Sunday.
Manning threw four touchdown passes, including two to Victor Cruz, and the Giants beat the Eagles 29-16 Sunday.
So now the NFL is cracking down. Players and coaches have been warned. The designated flopper on your defense? Make sure he knows how to play the part.
New York Giants receiver Mario Manningham will miss Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles because of a concussion.
Last week, Neil apologized for his Week 1 catastrophe (6-8-2) by going out and throwing a gem (11-4-1). This week he's expecting to compete at a high level once again.
Clayton, who was released before the season, will take the roster spot vacated by Domenik Hixon, who tore his right anterior cruciate ligament on Monday night.
You could say the Giants' defensive coordinator didn't want to thrown any more Fewell on the fire.
The storyline this week for the Giants' trip to Philadelphia is not about their recent woes against the Eagles, but whether Michael Vick will be starting.
Winning the Super Bowl in 2008 was a game that forever will bring a smile to the faces of the Giants and their faithful followers. Losing to the Eagles at the Meadowlands in December is one they will never live down.
No matter how much the Giants try to downplay the trend, it is unmistakable and cannot be ignored. They have lost six consecutive games to the Philadelphia Eagles.
