Plaxico Burress' Wife Opens Up About Release, Says 'I Love The Giants'
Former Giants Super Bowl star Plaxico Burress is set to get out of prison on June 6, a date that brings his wife to tears at just the thought.
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Former Giants Super Bowl star Plaxico Burress is set to get out of prison on June 6, a date that brings his wife to tears at just the thought.
The NFL is considering having the World Anti-Doping Agency oversee testing of players for performance-enhancing drugs if a federal appeals court forces the league to end the lockout, according to the New York Times.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell expressed frustration Thursday in the lack of negotiations toward a new collective bargaining agreement. "Unfortunately, I don't think we're making much progress in negotiations because they really aren't happening," he said.
Manning and Nicks were joined on the field by quarterback Sage Rosenfels, tight end Kevin Boss and receivers Michael Clayton, Duke Calhoun, Victor Cruz and Samuel Giguere.
Rashard Mendenhall created an uproar on Tuesday with comments made on his official Twitter page regarding the attacks on New York City and Osama bin Laden's death. On Wednesday, the Steelers' running back released a blog entry, titled "Clarification."
Mark Sanchez is hosting teammates in California for "Jets West" camp. Eli Manning wanted to keep his workouts closer to the Giants' football home.
A federal appeals court agreed Tuesday to fast track the NFL's request to put its labor lockout in place until a new deal is finally worked out.
Jurors should soon get to debate the driving-while-high case against Titans backup quarterback Chris Simms. Closing arguments are set for Wednesday in the New York City misdemeanor case.
Rashard Mendenhall has raised eyebrows with comments made on his official Twitter page regarding Osama bin Laden's death. The Steelers running back didn't hold back, even making a reference to the Sept. 11 attacks on NYC.
The recently completed NFL Draft, staged this year without a free agency period, left Giants coach Tom Coughlin and general manager Jerry Reese wondering what to do next.
The helpless anguish of September 11, 2001 hits home for Giants head coach Tom Coughlin. His son, Tim, was on the 60th floor of the South Tower when NYC was attacked. Tim was one of the fortunate survivors, though Coughlin wouldn't know the fate of his son for hours.
Speed and size. Speed and size. Speed and size. Giants general manager Jerry Reese must have been repeating these words over and over again in his sleep during the weeks leading up the NFL Draft.
The NFL draft resumed on its third and final day against a backdrop of a restored lockout. Right now, no one is sure when clubs will be ready to let any players walk back in to team headquarters.
From lockout to injunction to limbo and back to lockout - with a draft thrown in. Not even Super Bowl week gets that wild. Backed by an appeals court ruling, owners shut their doors once more, with players across the league trying to figure out where they stand - again.
Giants director of college scouting Marc Ross nearly could not contain his enthusiasm as he described two of his team's first three draft picks as Top 15 talents.
