Despite Injuries, Giants O-Line Not Allowing Sacks
While injuries have forced the New York Giants to shuffle their offensive line the past month, quarterback Eli Manning certainly hasn't felt any effects.
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While injuries have forced the New York Giants to shuffle their offensive line the past month, quarterback Eli Manning certainly hasn't felt any effects.
That's when defensive ends Osi Umenyiora and Tuck spoke to the team. Umenyiora was matter of fact, telling the defense what it had to do. Tuck spoke from his heart and it inspired a team.
The Giants got a motivational halftime speech courtesy of a ticked off Justin Tuck and then outscored the Jaguars 18-3 on their way to a 24-20 win.
A wise man once said that an ugly win is better than any kind of loss. The Giants learned how much truth is contained in that statement during their 24-20 come-from-behind victory over the Jaguars.
The Giants and Jets both win and sit atop their respective divisions.
Eli Manning threw a 32-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Boss with 3:15 to play and the New York Giants rallied to beat Jacksonville 24-20 on Sunday
While they have never played on the same team, Clayton and Manning were roommates for three months at a camp in Florida prior to the NFL combine in 2004.
Brandon Jacobs is once again the New York Giants' No. 1 running back, the result of Tom Coughlin's frustration with Ahmad Bradshaw's inability to hold the ball.
With a short week due to the Thanksgiving Holiday, the guys had a lot to get to on today's edition of the B&C Morning Extravaganza
Giants left tackle David Diehl joined Boomer & Carton Tuesday morning to talk about New York's struggles, costly turnovers, and the NFC playoff picture.
The news for Big Blue just went from bad to worse with the news of Hakeem Nicks' leg injury.
With the team riding a two-game losing streak that has suddenly put it out of a playoff position, the Giants (6-4) learned that leading receiver Hakeem Nicks is going to be sidelined for at least three weeks.
Obviously, the Giants are auditioning for the latest edition of Football Follies because they've put together a rather impressive collection of bloopers this season – with each reel being almost more unbelievable than the previous one.
All Michael Vick was missing in his remarkable comeback story was a comeback win. Now he can check that off, too.
The Saints are rolling, yet making little progress in the powerful NFC South. Elsewhere Sunday, the Patriots and Jets remained on top of the AFC East as New England edged Indianapolis and New York rallied to beat Houston.
For a team tied for first place in their division, the Giants are in trouble. I wouldn't be thinking like that if Big Blue didn't go out and lay the equivalent of an A.J. Burnett egg last Sunday.
This was a total team effort by the Giants – a study in mediocrity that left them with what they deserved against a desperate rival that raised its play enough times to make a difference.
A change in coaches is all the Dallas Cowboys needed to play like — well — the Cowboys of old. Give interim coach Jason Garrett credit, for at least one game.
Mostly overlooked in the preseason and dismissed by many after three games, the New York Giants are now the fashionable pick as the NFC's best team.
Eli Manning threw for three first-half touchdowns, Ahmad Bradshaw added a pair of rushing touchdowns and the New York Giants routed the Seattle Seahawks 41-7 on Sunday.
Ralph Vacchiano, Giants beat writer for the New York Daily News, joined Neil Keefe to talk Giants football with the G-Men set to begin the second part of their schedule.
On Sunday, the Giants will probably play the Seahawks without their starting center, Shaun O'Hara, as he rehabs a right foot sprain. Instead, backup Adam Koets is expected to step in for his fourth start.
Fumbles transform the NFL into the WWE. When a football hits the ground, players are known to do whatever it takes to get it. Nothing is off limits.
The New York Giants are tied for the best record in the NFC entering their bye week and coach Tom Coughlin is confident their best football is still ahead.
This is getting ridiculous. The Giants were so dominant in their 41-35 road victory over the Dallas Cowboys that they were able to overcome five turnovers, six penalties and a 20-7 second-quarter deficit.
