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Despite that the Giants have squeaked out most of their wins, sometimes in particularly ugly fashion, wide receiver Victor Cruz says they're a confident bunch.
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Despite that the Giants have squeaked out most of their wins, sometimes in particularly ugly fashion, wide receiver Victor Cruz says they're a confident bunch.
Yoenis Cespedes' new four-year, $110 million contract makes him the highest paid athlete in local team sports.
Do you crack open the vault and pay Beckham the megabucks he will surely demand? Or do you show financial prudence, and look at the conga line of iconic wideouts who have never been the centerpiece on a Super Bowl football club?
When the New York Giants (8-3) and Pittsburgh Steelers (6-5) get together, it becomes a reunion of the two families who founded their iconic NFL franchises.
In his rookie season as coach, Ben McAdoo has taken the Giants into somewhat neglected territory.
Eli Manning and Ben Roethlisberger are forever linked.
The New York Giants (8-3) took to the field against the Cleveland Browns (0-12) knowing that the division-leading Dallas Cowboys had already won on Thanksgiving. Despite a slow start, the Giants were able to secure a 27-13 win against the Browns and remain in a close battle for the division title.
Whenever someone plays -- and, naturally, beats -- the Cleveland Browns, we're tested with that timeless NFL oxymoron. Ugly win.
Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes Sunday to lead the New York Giants past the Cleveland Browns 27-13 for their sixth straight victory.
The Giants wide receiver did James' signature celebration after scoring against his hometown team.
Manning took full advantage of a short field following a Browns turnover.
The Giants star wide receiver left the team's game against the Browns in the first quarter.
The statistics say the Giants' secondary is less than average, having allowed 262.7 yards per game through the first 10. But as coaches and players have said ad infinitum, stats are for losers.
This is getting ridiculous. I started compiling this annual Thanksgiving list in 2012, some nine and a half months after the Giants defeated the Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI. No New York area team has won a championship since.
After a tough stretch, the division that was once home to legendary coaches Tom Landry, Joe Gibbs and Bill Parcells has come back to the form that many fans of a certain age remember well.
