Giants Set NFL Record With 9 First-Half Sacks
New York Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and his assistants had a treat for their players after their spectacular 10-sack performance against the Chicago Bears.
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New York Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and his assistants had a treat for their players after their spectacular 10-sack performance against the Chicago Bears.
On a night when the Chicago Bears wound up allowing 10 sacks, the most ever for them, Jay Cutler started taking a beating as soon as he stepped on the field.
The Giants, playing the type of inspired defense that initiated the chants of "Dee-fense" at Yankee Stadium in the late 1950s, stopped their early-season bleeding with a convincing 17-3 win over the Chicago Bears.
What a Sunday it was for New York football fans, as the Jets and Giants both won in beat-down fashion.
Chicago Bears quarterbacks Jay Cutler and Todd Collins were knocked out of Sunday night's 17-3 loss against the New York Giants.
Progress for the St. Louis Rams at 2-2 is distress for the Indianapolis Colts, who surprisingly have the same mediocre record.
The logical football arrows appear to be pointing in the Giants' direction against the Chicago Bears this weekend.
As the last unbeaten team in the NFC, the Chicago Bears are among the season's biggest surprises. The New York Giants are probably surprising for the wrong reasons.
New York Giants receiver Mario Manningham returned to practiced on Thursday, just days after suffering a concussion.
Facing a win-and-in playoff scenario, A.J. Burnett couldn't get out of his own way - leading to an early exit and a Yankee loss.
The Chicago Bears stamped themselves as contenders in the NFC. And they did it with a big assist from their oldest rival.
Sure, it's only two weeks into the NFL season. Still, look who is undefeated - and who is winless.
Cutler threw three touchdown passes and Romo wasn't able to respond, lifting the Chicago Bears to a 27-20 victory Sunday
Calvin Johnson was celebrating what he thought was the go-ahead touchdown catch, a leaping grab in the end zone that would give the Detroit Lions their first road win in three years. Instead, they lost the game.
