Dottino: Giants-49ers NFC Championship Game Preview
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It's been four years since the Giants advanced to the Super Bowl and they're just one game away from returning to the big game.
Tough luck, Frisco fans. Eli Manning is feeling just fine.
One might wonder where Jerry Recco would begin his first update of the morning...
Neil Keefe is joined by Scott Hyman of Barstool Sports to talk about the Giants' improbable run, how they were able to win in Green Bay and why they will win the NFC Championship Game in San Francisco.
Worry not, Big Blue backers. Eli Manning returned to Giants practice today.
Manning gets the edge, but don't count Smith out on Sunday.
The Giants and 49ers met six times in the playoffs between the 1981 and '94 seasons with the victor going on to win the Super Bowl in four of those cases.
The thought of backup David Carr starting Sunday for All-Pro quarterback Eli Manning is enough to make Giants fans sick.
As we inch closer to Sunday's clash at Candlestick Park, Boomer & Craig had an awful lot to get to, beginning with the ongoing 'smack-talk' - kept going yesterday by Chris Canty, who predicted a 'Blood-Bath' in San Francisco.
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning missed part of Wednesday's practice session with a stomach illness.
Nicks is still Eli Manning's go-to guy, and it has never been more obvious than in the playoffs.
On Sunday afternoon, the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers will face off at Candlestick Park for the chance to face the AFC championship game winner in this season's Super Bowl.
It's the sort of thing usually reserved for Rex Ryan and the big-talking Jets. But it seems a little Ryan has rubbed off on Giants safety Antrel Rolle.
Neil Keefe has tried to keep his Giants hype and confidence to a minimum (and he will revert back to that as the weekend approaches), but with the Giants in the NFC Championship Game, he can't hold his feelings back at least for today.
Any cold-weather garments Vernon Davis owns are getting tossed aside. Forget about traveling to Green Bay, the Giants are coming to town.
In another day, another time, you might get awful nervous about Sunday's NFC Championship game in San Francisco.
The playoffs have a way of bringing out the pedigree in NFL quarterbacks. Simply take a look at the fingers of Eli Manning and Tom Brady to recognize it.
When the long-winded Recco was finally through, Boomer & Craig took a call from Jay in Brooklyn, who took the day off to get his teeth cleaned.
Lambeau Field used to be the place where playoff teams went to die. Until Eli Manning showed up.
The Giants went to Green Bay over the weekend, thoroughly dominated the Packers and by doing so earned themselves a trip to the NFC Championship game nest Sunday.
Similar to the Giants, Jerry Recco made it clear early-on that his first update of the morning was going to be chalked full of sound from yesterday's 37-20 Giants win, beginning with 'I Love It When You Call Me' Bob Papa.
With a nod to Hakeem Nicks, Eli Manning is the reason the season continues for the New York Football Giants.
Manning threw three touchdown passes and the Giants shocked the Packers 37-20 in an NFC divisional playoff game Sunday.