Giants KO Romo, Put Big Hurtin' On Cowboys
Tony Romo's season might be over, and the Dallas Cowboys' season might as well be. As for Eli Manning and the New York Giants, everything's clicking.
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Tony Romo's season might be over, and the Dallas Cowboys' season might as well be. As for Eli Manning and the New York Giants, everything's clicking.
Amazingly, the Giants knocked out yet another quarterback. Tony Romo was the latest victim on Big Blue's hit-list, exiting the game with a broken collarbone after a vicious hit by Michael Boley.
It probably won't be easy for the Dallas Cowboys to get back on track against a New York Giants team that features the best defense in the NFC.
The Cowboys go into their game against Eli Manning and the New York Giants on Monday night hearing how this could be their last chance of salvaging playoff hopes
When judging the caliber of a fantasy football player, qualities which lead to NFL team success, such as attitude, leadership, and teamwork, are undeniably and utterly useless.
Throw out the fact that the Dallas Cowboys own the worst record in the NFC East, occupying the basement with a 1-4 record. The New York Giants simply don't want to hear it.
Perfect? Nah. Pretty? Not that either. But it was a win and the Giants will take it.
Eli Manning threw two touchdown passes to lead the New York Giants to a 28-20 victory over Detroit and send the error-prone Lions to an NFL record-tying 24th straight road loss.
It would be difficult for the Giants to lose this one, unless they get sloppy with the ball or careless in drawing penalties.
Two weeks after being written off following a miserable 2009 and an early two-game losing streak, the New York Giants are rolling again.
Go ahead, it's okay to get pumped up over the Giants' 34-10 victory over the Houston Texans – even if their offense still needs some polish.
Eli Manning threw two of his three touchdown passes to Hakeem Nicks and the New York Giants held Houston to a franchise-low 24 yards rushing in a 34-10 win over the Texans on Sunday.
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.
Getting blown out by the defending AFC champion Indianapolis Colts on the road is rough, although it's got to be easier to digest than returning home and doing nearly everything possible to self-destruct in a 29-10 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
A week after being benched, Vince Young had no trouble bouncing back and getting the Tennessee Titans back on track.
The New York Giants have become somewhat of a question mark just two games into the season. Not only did the Giants lose on Sunday, they were embarrassed on both sides of the ball.
Didn't we see this movie before? It could have been The Poseiden Adventure, The Towering Inferno, or Earthquake … or maybe it was the game film from one of the Giants' losses down the stretch last season?
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times... It truly is a tale of two cities on Monday morning in NYC, as the Jets shocked us all to beat the Patriots, and the Giants couldn't stop Eli's big brother in Indianapolis.
Four-time league MVP Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a surprisingly easy 38-14 victory over his kid brother and the New York Giants.
The best thing about the Giants-Colts battle at Lucas Oil Field is that the inquiries about the Manning family tree will end following the game – at least until the week leading into the next Eli vs. Peyton battle on the field.
There was a time last year when the New York Giants didn't have a clue who would emerge as their No. 1 receiver in the post-Plaxico Burress era. Not so anymore.
As promised, each week WFANtasy will breakdown the performances of Giants and Jets players, as well as offer predictions going forward.
There's a good chance that the second Manning Bowl may not be decided by either Eli or Peyton.
Gang Green opened up their 2010 season Monday night and took one on the chin. The outcome has Jets fans, Craigie included, already looking for the 'panic' button.
Eli Manning joined WFAN's Boomer & Carton to talk about the Giants' impressive win over Carolina on Sunday.
