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The New York Giants' punter was front and center on every sports highlight show on Sunday night with coach Tom Coughlin in his face, ripping him for failing to kick the ball out of bounds on DeSean Jackson's game-ending 65-yard punt return in the NFC East showdown with the Philadelphia Eagles.
There it is, within grasp, for half a dozen NFL teams: That coveted playoff berth.
The Giants have a golden opportunity, thanks to their hard-earned 9-5 record – go on the road and beat the Green Bay Packers to make the playoffs.
The task for defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and his defense is to rebound against the Packers in Green Bay on Sunday and clinch a playoff spot.
Since the Yankees rotation is still in shambles and the Giants went out and took their own playoff berth away from themselves, and I decided to redo my Christmas list.
The key for the New York Giants is running the ball. Have any doubts? Look at the numbers heading into the Giants' possible playoff clincher at Green Bay on Sunday.
With the playoffs still a realistic possibility, Aaron Rodgers is expected to start Sunday's game for the Green Bay Packers against the New York Giants.
Tom Brady has overtaken Michael Vick to lead all players in the final fan voting for the Pro Bowl. The Patriots quarterback had nearly 1.9 million votes when balloting ended Monday.
There's no denying McCoy is right — at least for now. The City of Brotherly Love really stuck it to the Big Apple last week.
Giants punter Matt Dodge spoke to Boomer & Carton to debunk a report that Tom Coughlin planned to cut him before changing his mind.
Giants safety Antrell Rolle joined Joe and Evan to reflect on a gloomy Sunday but guarantee success in the future.
After waiting two months to see if they could get two games out of Tony Romo, the Dallas Cowboys scrapped that plan Tuesday.
Tom Coughlin has his moments - and Monday, less than a day after watching his team give up 28 points in the final 7½ minutes and lose 38-31 to the Eagles, the Giants' head coach turned comedian.
With Michael Vick, the Philadelphia Eagles always feel they're in the game. It's only fitting. After all, his remarkable comeback to the NFL is one of the most compelling stories in sports.
The Giants defensive end talked to Mike Francesa about his team's collapse against the Eagles and what direction they head in now.
