Good News, Bad News For Giants Fans In Super Bowl Ticket Lottery
Less than an hour after advancing to the Super Bowl, the Giants started delivering the bad news to many of their non-club season ticket holders.
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Less than an hour after advancing to the Super Bowl, the Giants started delivering the bad news to many of their non-club season ticket holders.
Giants WR Victor Cruz's magical season now moves on to Indianapolis, but long before the wideout's stardom, he was a hometown hero in Paterson, New Jersey.
Super Seats USA spokesman Matthew Kenny said the bottom price you can expect to pay per ticket is $2,800.
Watch out, Brady. The Giants are playing like a team possessed, as displayed Sunday in San Francisco.
The NFC Championship trophy has landed. The Giants, fresh off their 20-17 conference title win over the 49ers, are back in the Tri-State area.
When it comes to sports, Connecticut is in an interesting position. With the Super Bowl coming up, you have to pick a side. Are you rooting for the New York Giants or the New England Patriots?
Eli vs. Brady. Coughlin vs. Belichick. The Giants vs. the Patriots. Sound familiar?
Hey, Indianapolis. A Manning will be playing in your Super Bowl, after all. No, not that one.
With their 20-17 - overtime win in San Francisco - the New York Football Giants are heading back to the Super Bowl to take on Tom Brady, Bill Belichick & the New England Patriots, who ousted the Baltimore Ravens 23-20.
Sports Director Mike Colbert says the Patriots opened as three-point favorites over New York in odds posted Sunday night
Lawrence Tynes kicked an overtime-winning field goal to send the Giants to Super Bowl 46. Giants are going to Indianapolis!
The Patriots beat the stunned Ravens 23-20 in the AFC championship game Sunday after Baltimore's Billy Cundiff missed a 32-yard field goal attempt with 11 seconds remaining that would have tied the score.
Neil Keefe never thought the Giants would be here. No one did. But now they're one win away from going to the Super Bowl. Neil looks at Giants-49ers and makes his picks for championship weekend.
It's a Purple Friday with Super Bowl implications. In just two days, we'll find out whether the Ravens will be playing on football's biggest stage. Excitement is building all around town.
There will be a collision course on the road to Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday, when the Baltimore Ravens take on the New England Patriots in the AFC title game.
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.
Tom Brady tied an NFL playoff record with six touchdown passes as the New England Patriots crushed Tim Tebow's Denver Broncos, 45-10.
It's satisfying to see Tebow's success and popularity now, after years of hearing so much criticism directed toward him.
The five days between playoff games for the first two rounds feel like forever. And there's only so much hype and so many predictions you can read about to fill the void. Neil Keefe went 3-1 in his wild-card weekend picks, but looks for perfection in the divisional round.
Don't curse me for failing to fawn over the Giants, who truly deserve respect, but the New Testament just fell on my Steelers.
The Drive. The Fumble. And now, The Blink of an Eye.
Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien will be Penn State's first new head football coach in nearly a half-century, according to multiple reports.
