One Last Playoff Run For Future Hall Of Famer Ray Lewis
This will be Ray Lewis' final trip to the playoffs and closes a distinguished NFL career.
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This will be Ray Lewis' final trip to the playoffs and closes a distinguished NFL career.
Rutgers' running back Jawan Jamison has forgone his final two years of eligibility and has declared for the NFL draft.
There's no need for the Giants to make major changes, as the foundation needed to build a winner still remains.
Before Super Bowl XXXV, and for many days after that, Collins was 100 times the man Lewis was. Still is.
The Giants aren't giving up despite not being in control of their playoff destiny.
Chris Canty's MCL issues have cropped up again. His status against the Eagles is unclear.
The Giants have no one to blame but themselves after the Ravens dismantled the G-Men on Sunday?
The Giants have the same coaches, players, and talent, but not the temerity
One flop is understandable. Some days, everything goes wrong. But two no-shows in a row is a trend that begs answers.
New York's inactive list Sunday includes defensive end Justin Tuck (shoulder), who is replaced in the starting lineup by Osi Umenyiora.
"He's a vital member of this team," guard Kevin Boothe said. "He's our physical, fiery leader. Whenever you get a chance to get him out there, it's good for the team."
This won't be an easy game for the Giants, but they are catching a team that is going in the wrong direction.
As Manning goes, the Giants go. And lately, Manning hasn't been going so great.
No more wiggle room -- not one inch. OK, maybe a millimeter, but only enough to squeeze a thread through.
The theme at Giants practice Wednesday was consistency. Or rather, inconsistency.
The madness continued in Week 14. The Chargers bombed the Steelers in Pittsburgh, the Falcons get Cam'ed in Carolina, the Pats flexed their muscles against Houston and the 9-4 Ravens fired their offensive coordinator after blowing a game in D.C.
"When you're in this spot, when you're in this position, you've got to take advantage of it because you don't know if you're going to get another chance," Manning said. "...It's tough to make it and you've got to win big games."
It was a tough week for the Top 10, as the Niners, Giants, Ravens and Bears all lost. The Steelers, Bengals, Seahawks and Redskins are all poised and ready to crack the rankings.
Through 12 weeks, which team is the NFL's biggest surprise? How about the Andrew Luck-led Colts, who are 7-4? The biggest disappointment? That honor goes to the dysfunctional 3-8 "Dream Team" Eagles.
The Jets should go after Ravens Assistant General Manager Eric DeCosta and make him the new GM of Gang Green.
Plaxico Burress has gone back to where his career began. He re-joined the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday.
It's my favorite time of the season -- Thanksgiving week. The byes are over, the playoff push is on with six weeks to go and Thursday boasts a stellar triple-header of holiday football.
There are no more undefeated teams as the Falcons fell Sunday in New Orleans. We also got our first tie since 2008 -- where's Donovan McNabb when you need him?
You can look at the standings and get a pretty good read on the teams that are going to be in the playoffs at the conclusion of the year. But several of those teams still have a lot to prove.
One way or the other, the Giants always seem to be hanging on to postseason hopes, rather than marching straight into them. Perhaps this year will be different.
