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New York's great escape against Miami. The Brandon Jacobs saga. Has there ever been so much negativity following a Giants win?
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New York's great escape against Miami. The Brandon Jacobs saga. Has there ever been so much negativity following a Giants win?
The reality is that was almost four years ago, and much has changed as the Giants and Patriots prepare to meet for the first time in a regular-season game since Super Bowl XLII in Glendale, Ariz.
The Giants continue to climb Joe's list. But wait... "who dey" and "who dat" behind Big Blue?
As if facing the Patriots isn't hard enough, the Giants may be without their top receiver and one true deep threat.
As daredevil Karl Wallenda said, walking the tightrope is living; all the rest is waiting. The Giants, apparently, are waiting for nobody.
It's not an easy task, but there isn't a game remaining that the Jets can cross off the list automatically and chalk up as a loss.
The Giants just barely escaped with a win over the hapless Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Good thing too. Big Blue's schedule is about to get scary.
After Craig locked up a Giants loss to the Pats this week, we received a steady flow of calls from fans disagreeing with the bold prediction.
John Jastermki, WFAN Fantasy Phenom winner, joined Neil Keefe to talk about the Giants-Dolphins matchup, the Jets' postseason chances and other storylines around the NFL.
Neil Keefe makes his Week 8 picks and looks ahead, hoping and dreaming that the New York Football Giants will play a game after Week 17 for the first time in three years.
The 4-3 Jets can now dream, and hope, and hopefully perform to mount a serious challenge, if only to give their mouthy coach some measure of 2011 credibility.
While the Giants are enjoying their week off and their surprising 4-2 record and more surprising place atop the NFC East, their roommates will be hosting the Chargers in another must-win game at the Meadowlands.
The champs go easy on the winless Lambs and are now the league's only remaining unbeaten team. One favor: please lose those uniforms.
This week is a week of huge lines. There are 13 games and in seven of those games, the spread is at least a touchdown. Neil Keefe makes his picks despite the enormous lines in an effort to get above .500 plateau and stay above it.
Hold the Mayo! Well, the Patriots did that and won -- by providing a lot of mustard for Mark Sanchez's hot dog.
A New York team is climbing Joe Benigno's Top 10. And no, it's not the Jets or Giants.
Spygate 2? Another brewing controversy for the Jets? Not so fast.
The jokes aren't flying from Rex Ryan as they did in his first two seasons. Suddenly, the NFL's biggest bunch of chatterboxes is strangely silent.
Which NFL team is deserving of the accolades the Tri-State Area's fans are begging to give? The answer is simple and undeniable: Neither. The Jets and Giants have been nothing short of pretenders since Week 1.
The most consistent area for the Jets lately has been the final outcome, and Rex Ryan's Super Bowl prediction is looking less secure with each passing week.
The finger-pointing has started. The losses are mounting. The offense continues to struggle -- and the guarantees have stopped. What's next for the Jets?
Wide receiver mutiny or fiction? Emotions were high in the Jets locker room Sunday regarding a report on embattled offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.
The Patriots were upset that opponents kept piling up yards on them. They took it out on the Jets.
Mark Sanchez had another tough one, passing for just 166 yards against the team that entered with the NFL's lowest-ranked defense.
It's been five mediocre weeks for Neil Keefe as he sits one game below .500 in his NFL picks. Devastated by the Yankees' elimination, hopefully things turn around for his picks in Week 5.
