Goodell: Giants Haven't Pressed Issue After Finding Underinflated Steelers Footballs
Goodell repeated an earlier assessment that the NFL looked into the matter and found that there were no chain-of-command issues.
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Goodell repeated an earlier assessment that the NFL looked into the matter and found that there were no chain-of-command issues.
"I know I can make plays," Manning said Tuesday. "I know I can get hot. I have to keep working. I'm confident that I can go out there and have a big game."
The Giants may still have their problems, but if they proved anything during last week's win over Dallas, it's that they're good enough to dream. So, let's dream. About the postseason, that is.
You'll be hard-pressed to find anyone in the media picking the Giants to win the Super Bowl. And that suits Victor Cruz just fine.
A lot must fall into place for the Giants to clinch a playoff berth in Week 15 -- but it is possible.
This week, Big Blue faces another playoff-hungry team in the form of quarterback Matthew Stafford and the NFC North-leading Detroit Lions (9-4).
Many of the pundits gave the Giants no shot against the Cowboys. Now, it's hard to say they can be ruled out against anyone, anywhere.
Looking at the New York Giants' defensive effort against the Dallas Cowboys, any one of the 11 players on the field could have been singled out.
The Giants might be riding a high after their big win over the Cowboys on Sunday night, but Eli Manning sounded like a quarterback Monday who is well aware the offense must get its act together.
Francesa praised the Giants' defense, saying the unit seemed to get stronger as the game went on and withstood the loss of Jason Pierre-Paul, who is out for at least the rest of the regular season with a groin injury.
The New York Giants overcame a 7-0 halftime deficit by scoring 10 unanswered second-half points to top the Dallas Cowboys, 10-7, at MetLife Stadium.
The Giants announced the moves on Saturday, a day before meeting the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium.
The Giants wide receiver has been fined $12,154, to be exact, for verbal abuse and excessive profanity toward an official on the field during the game, according to multiple reports.
No matter your excuses or explanations, this Sunday's game is rife with plots and subplots, from playoff implications to grudge matches to plain old payback.
If Odell Beckham, Jr. really needs a professor to show him how to conduct himself on and off an NFL gridiron, the Giants should put him in daily contact with Jason Pierre-Paul.
