Dottino: Manning, Umenyiora Take Home Game Balls For Giants
Eli Manning threw for 249 yards, tossed three touchdowns and -- most importantly -- didn't throw an interception.
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Eli Manning threw for 249 yards, tossed three touchdowns and -- most importantly -- didn't throw an interception.
No one was more pleased with the Giants than Adam Merchant. The 15-year-old fan from Barre, Vt., attended Friday's practice and Sunday's game, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Their 38-10 win on Sunday night repositioned the Giants statistically and mentally, giving them a two-game lead over Dallas and Washington and putting about a million miles of separation between them morale-wise.
Manning threw for three touchdowns, giving him 200 for his career, and the New York Giants sacked Aaron Rodgers five times Sunday night in a 38-10 rout.
Of all the tour buses, jeeps, RVs and other assorted fan mobiles making their way into MetLife Stadium for every Giants game, only one can have the reputation for being the baddest. Meet the Artie, the biggest, boldest and bluest RV you'll find anywhere in the lots.
When the Giants host the Packers tomorrow night in the marquee game of the weekend, the Packers bring in the best regular-season quarterback in the NFL in Aaron Rodgers.
Time to get back to business. Giants coach Tom Coughlin and his players have been through their bye week and won't have any respite for the rest of the season.
The key may be wide receiver Hakeem Nicks and what he does for the Giants against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.
As Smith was preparing to leave the 49ers practice late Wednesday and go home to his family the night before Thanksgiving, he was summoned to come in and speak to Jim Harbaugh.
Tom Coughlin doesn't like the line of questioning now? If the Giants lose Sunday, those whispers of a second-half swoon will once again turn into roars. But if they win...
There are many basement apartments in Hoboken, and quite a few of them were fouled by sewage and river water as a result of superstorm Sandy.
While the term can morph from "franchise" to "upper echelon" to "elite," only one designation really matters: Winner. Eli has that covered. And Simms, more than any of us, knows the difference.
"I can say with all honesty, as it was coming out of my mouth I went, 'Oh boy, this will really create some controversy,'" Simms told WFAN's Boomer & Carton.
Antrel Rolle didn't hold back when he joined Joe and Evan on Tuesday.
It's the debate that just won't go away -- and now ex-Giants quarterback Phil Simms has weighed in.
After two straight losses and some pathetic offensive play, Manning is now hearing the other side of the equation from fans and critics.
The Giants are going to have to be at their best down the stretch if they are going to defend their title.
Eli Manning poured cold water on rumors of a sore arm injury hampering his play.
Paul Dottino says Giants fans should forget everything they've heard about a second-half swoon.
It occurs every year, it seems. The Giants start off hot, and then turn utterly human in the second half of the season. It's happening again, only it may be even worse this time.
As much as they wanted to avoid it, the Giants are starting to look like the team that won the Super Bowl last season. No, not the one holding the Lombardi Trophy at the end. The one that almost didn't make it to the playoffs at all.
Cincinnati Bengals ended their four-game losing streak by beating the New York Giants 31-13 on Sunday.
Things are closer to normal for the Giants (6-3) as they get set for their final game before a welcomed bye week. Their game in Cincinnati (3-5) represents a chance to get things right on the field before their week off.
Tom Coughlin knows it. His players know it. The Giants have built a 6-3 record and own a two-game lead in the NFC East without having consistently played championship-caliber football.
Eli Manning and the Giants can talk about lack of execution, poor decisions and bad plays all they want. What's missing is obvious.
