Eagles A High Flyin' Test For Giants' Defense
Michael Vick, DeSean Jackson and the rest of Philadelphia's offense are doing things that even Donovan McNabb, Terrell Owens and Co. didn't do for the 2004 NFC champion Eagles.
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Michael Vick, DeSean Jackson and the rest of Philadelphia's offense are doing things that even Donovan McNabb, Terrell Owens and Co. didn't do for the 2004 NFC champion Eagles.
Watching Michael Vick put on a show on national television caused a variety of reactions from the New York Giants, who prepare to play Vick's Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
Giants cornerback Terrell Thomas joined the Boomer & Carton program Wednesday to recap a tough loss to the Dallas Cowboys, and previews Week 11's match-up against Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Michael Vick had just scored after another dazzling run against the Redskins when Eagles fans at a local sports bar began chanting: "M-V-P! M-V-P! M-V-P!"
The NFL Players Association wants two bye weeks and bigger squads before it accepts the league's proposed 18-game regular season.
Derek Hagan has been added by the Giants to bolster New York's dwindling receiving corps.
Giants safety Antrel Rolle joined Joe Benigno & Evan Roberts to break down Sunday's disappointing loss to the Dallas Cowboys.
It's hard to look right past a large group of 300-pound men, yet that's what most football fans do.
The chief executive of the New Meadowlands Stadium blamed New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority equipment for the two power outages that occurred during the Giants game with the Cowboys.
In seeing their five-game winning streak end Sunday in a 33-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, the Giants looked like the team that collapsed in the second half of last season.
Giants wide receiver Ramses Barden will likely miss the remainder of the season with what coach Tom Coughlin deemed "significant ligament injury" and a fracture in his left ankle.
This was a total team effort by the Giants – a study in mediocrity that left them with what they deserved against a desperate rival that raised its play enough times to make a difference.
"It was kind of bizarre," Giants defensive end Justin Tuck said. "I've never been part of anything like it and hopefully I never will again."
Standing in front of the Dallas Cowboys the night before his coaching debut, Jason Garrett talked about pride and playing in the moment.
After three straight close calls, the Bills made sure there would be no 0-16 teams this season by beating the only franchise to manage that ignominious feat, the Lions, 14-12 on Sunday.
