Peeved Perry Vows Giants 'D' Will 'Get It Done' Against Packers
A miffed Perry Fewell accused some members of the Giants defense of quitting in the blowout loss to the Saints -- and he vowed that will not happen again.
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A miffed Perry Fewell accused some members of the Giants defense of quitting in the blowout loss to the Saints -- and he vowed that will not happen again.
While struggling to find answers, the Giants believe they're still as good as they showed in beating New England earlier this month.
What's with all the commotion? The Giants held the Saints to under 50 points and 600 total yards!
Giants safety Antrel Rolle wasn't as impressed with Drew Brees' offensive showing as he was disappointed in New York's effort.
The Giants played their tails off against an undefeated team in 2007, which sparked a Super Bowl run. With just as many jobs on the line, they have a chance to do the same this Sunday, at home. If the Giants care about their coach, they will.
Now what? Coach Tom Coughlin and his staff must figure how to stop what officially has become a losing streak, given the Giants lost their third straight – an embarrassing 49-24 defeat in New Orleans on Monday night.
You have to assume things will only get worse next week against Green Bay and Aaron Rodgers, a combination that can make even New Orleans' offense look like some pop-gun operation.
Two new teams make their debut and the Saints move up after a beatdown of the Giants in Joe B's Week 13 rankings.
After a hot start, the Giants are going downhill fast. Haven't we seen this before?
Drew Brees and the surging New Orleans Saints made everything look easy against the slumping Giants. Brees passed for 363 yards and four touchdowns and ran for another score as New Orleans rolled to a 49-24 victory Monday night.
While the urgency to address the running game may be greater for the Giants, the solutions are less apparent with leading rusher Ahmad Bradshaw sidelined by a right foot injury.
Giants are hoping to keep the New Orleans Saints guessing about their left tackle for Monday night's game, though the choice of a replacement for Will Beatty is a no-brainer.
Having grown up in New Orleans, Eli Manning always looks forward to any return trip to his hometown. This time, however, the New York Giants quarterback isn't turning the journey into a holiday family reunion.
After a second straight bad loss, the Giants have slipped off Joe B's Top Ten. But wait, what's this? An NFC East rival has cracked the list.
Surprise, surprise. Green Bay is still atop Benigno's Top 10 -- but how about those Texans?
The Giants continue to climb Joe's list. But wait... "who dey" and "who dat" behind Big Blue?
It's no surprise that the Packers top Joe's list -- but one New York team has re-emerged in the Top 10.
The champs go easy on the winless Lambs and are now the league's only remaining unbeaten team. One favor: please lose those uniforms.
A New York team is climbing Joe Benigno's Top 10. And no, it's not the Jets or Giants.
A Buffalo loss in Cincy brings the Bills back to Earth.
Let's face it, outside of Green Bay, nobody is playing better than the Lions.
The Packers showed championship mettle coming back from 13-0 to Carolina Cams to pull out win, but face a big test this week in NFC championship game rematch in Chicago.
The first week of football is over, and Joe Benigno is back to rank the NFL's Top 10 teams. Where do his beloved Jets stand?
Between his fantasy teams, survivor pools, pick 'em pools, six-team parlays and three-team teasers, Neil Keefe thought it would be a good idea to pick every NFL game for the entire season and have it documented.
Every week during this NFL season Joe Benigno will rank and present his Top 10 teams. This is Week 1 of Benigno's Best: NFL Power Rankings.
