Are You Ready For Giants-Packers? High-Flying Affair On Tap At Lambeau
The Giants can match Aaron Rodgers point for point. Credit for that goes to Eli Manning and his receiving corps which has emerged as one of the NFL's elite.
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The Giants can match Aaron Rodgers point for point. Credit for that goes to Eli Manning and his receiving corps which has emerged as one of the NFL's elite.
The last time Lawrence Tynes stepped onto the Lambeau Field tundra in a playoff game, he made the biggest kick of his life. He wouldn't mind a reprise.
Are the Giants the team that lost to Washington (twice), Seattle and Philadelphia? Or are they the team that's currently the hottest in the league, getting healthy and peaking at the right time? Neil Keefe tries to figure it out with some help from Coach Eric Taylor.
This time last year, Victor Cruz was anything but a household name. Now? Consider the Tri-State on Cruz control.
Honestly, can it get any better? The Giants and the Packers, two of the most historic franchises in NFL history, in a playoff game at Lambeau Field.
After a tough loss to the Packers last month, safety Antrel Rolle predicted his Giants would meet Green Bay again in the playoffs. He was spot on.
An old formula has resurfaced in the new building. The Giants used a power running game, an opportunistic passing attack and a stifling defense to wipe out the Falcons.
Don't curse me for failing to fawn over the Giants, who truly deserve respect, but the New Testament just fell on my Steelers.
Can you smell it, that 2007 aroma of ultimate success?
Time to go on alert, Green Bay. The Giants are coming to Lambeau Field.
Being embarrassed in the playoffs is becoming a habit for Atlanta.
Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes and the New York Giants ran all over Atlanta in a 24-2 rout of the Falcons in an NFC wild-card game on Sunday.
To many, this week represents a restoration to the status quo, a microcosm of the last 30 years, full of sound and fury over the Jets' latest gag.
Heading into Sunday's wild-card game against the Falcons at MetLife Stadium, the Giants are — get this — the league's worst team at running the rock.
The Falcons figure they have a slim chance of shutting down Cruz. But they can hope to contain him.
Nothing short of hard work, intensity and discipline will allow the Giants to advance through this postseason.
The Falcons have something to say to Giants defensive end Justin Tuck: Who are you calling a dirtbag?
The way the Giants' defensive line has played the past two games, Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan better be ready to run away — often — this weekend.
Are the Giants capable of winning the Super Bowl? Justin Tuck things so, and Rolle says Big Blue is ready to "make a run at this thing."
The way the New York Giants finished the season, there is a sense of excitement heading into the playoffs and a feeling that this could be 2007 all over again.
A complete effort across the board. How ironic considering the Giants often had trouble putting everything together at once this season, one that has ended in an NFC East championship and their first postseason appearance in three years.
Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes and the New York Giants won an all-or-nothing game to claim the final spot in the NFL playoffs, beating the Dallas Cowboys 31-14 on Sunday night.
