JPP Takes Blame For Giants Missing Playoffs, Says He Wants To Return
New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is going to have surgery on his fireworks-damaged right middle finger after the season to improve his grip and help his tackling.
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New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is going to have surgery on his fireworks-damaged right middle finger after the season to improve his grip and help his tackling.
As we head towards 2016, what lies ahead for our teams in the New Year? What should they be looking to accomplish? Does your team have any hope?
If the Giants lose to the Eagles on Sunday, they will travel to London on Oct. 23 to face St. Louis in Week 7. If they win, they will play the Seahawks at CenturyLink Field and host the Falcons at MetLife.
Those Jets aren't the same old anymore. Look no further than a Giants fan base that is green with envy at its crosstown rival's success.
Shaun O'Hara felt the NFC East was the Giants' to lose, but circumstances beyond their control were what ultimately did them in.
As far as embattled Tom Coughlin is concerned, this week is about winning, knocking off the Philadelphia Eagles in the regular-season finale and ending on a high note.
The Philadelphia Eagles were supposedly gearing up for a title run, and they did not expect to be in second place at this point in the season.
The Giants are left with their third straight losing season, making it their worst stretch since they went through eight in a row from 1973-80.
After all the losses, the clear decline, and season after season slipping through his formerly epic grip, Tom Coughlin appears closer to retirement than ever.
The Giants played like a beaten team Sunday night in Minnesota. Here are the best images from an otherwise forgettable performance.
Technically, the New York Giants playoff quest ended on Saturday night, as the Philadelphia Eagles dropped their game to the newly crowned NFC champion Washington Redskins. So as to make it official, the Giants mailed in their Sunday night contest against the Minnesota Vikings, losing 49-17 before a nationwide audience.
Since the Redskins formally threw the Giants' playoff ambitions in a deep, dark grave with Saturday's win in Philadelphia, it is now appropriate to ponder the team's future.
Vikings defense picked off Eli Manning three times and returned one of the interceptions for a touchdown in a dominating 49-17 win over the Giants.
There are two huge factors at play leading up to this game, and they may or may not affect both teams' emotions and lineups.
As the New York Giants prepare to take on the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night, Big Blue will once again be without the services of linebacker Devon Kennard as he recovers from foot and hamstring injuries. In addition to Kennard, the G-men will not have defensive tackle Markus Kuhn and Cooper Taylor available to them.
