Giants CB Webster Out, Herzlich To Start At MLB
Giants starting cornerbacker Corey Webster misses his third straight game with groin injury. He had been listed as doubtful.
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Giants starting cornerbacker Corey Webster misses his third straight game with groin injury. He had been listed as doubtful.
Hill played in 12 games last season but missed four games while serving a suspension for violating the NFL's policy on PEDs.
The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants are each desperate for a victory on Sunday, so any advantage can prove helpful. With that in mind, this week's injury report hands a decided advantage to the Eagles, which shows only two players on it. Meanwhile, the New York Giants had eight players who did not practice, in addition to the pending trade of Jon Beason to work with heading into week five.
This losing streak has to end sometime for the New York Giants, and if this is the week, it would not be impossible for the Giants to get back in the putrid NFC East race.
It has to happen Sunday against the Eagles, though. Already, just a quarter of the way through the schedule, the Giants are running out of chances.
Al was at it again Friday morning, playing his part to motivate Big Blue and their loyal fan base for this big NFC East clash.
We heard from Boomer, Craig, Al Dukes, Jerry Recco and 'The' Eddie Scozzare as they all shared why exactly they hate Philly...
Veteran lineman David Diehl will be starting at right guard for the Giants (0-4) on Sunday when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles (1-3).
By now you've heard: Antrel Rolle thinks the Giants can salvage their season by running the table after an 0-4 start. He's on a mission to make everyone believe in Big Blue -- even some in his own locker room.
The only thing that separates the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles is Philly's surprise win over the Washington Redskins on opening day. While the G-men have dropped four straight to open the 2013 NFL campaign, the Eagles have dropped three in a row, including a 54-20 drubbing at the hands of the Denver Broncos last week. Both teams are focused on playing 60 minutes of football in Eagles coach Chip Kelly's first tilt in the Meadowlands.
Craig was understandably disappointed this morning after learning that Boomer had failed him -- failed all of us.
Week-to-week storylines around the NFL will continue to be unpredictable for experts. Joe Giglio gives his 48 predictions to watch during the 2013 NFL season.
Washington Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan said Monday that Robert Griffin III will be under center for next week's Monday night opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.
While Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith wait for Rex Ryan and the Jets to select a starter, Simms made a strong case to be No. 3 on Thursday night.
While the New York Jets' quarterback competition is far from settled, Matt Simms certainly showed Thursday he might deserve to stick around when the season starts.
Simms will "play most, if not all, of the game" against the Philadelphia Eagles at MetLife Stadium, the New York Post reported.
If Big Blue can figure a few things out on defense and the offense does not slip, the division could be theirs for the taking.
A new head coach, a new offense, a new team. Due to injuries to the team, wide receiver Damaris Johnson now has a new opportunity to step up to the spotlight.
Some of the most controversial decisions in the world of professional sports are being influenced by just how many people can see, react and share what they are feeling within minutes.
The New York Giants will face the NFC East rival Eagles twice this year, and members of Big Blue's defense don't seem to be too distracted over the issue.
"In meeting with Riley yesterday, we decided together that his next step will be to seek outside assistance to help him fully understand the impact of his words and actions," the team said in a statement Thursday.
Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper says he's "ashamed and disgusted" with himself for making a racial slur at a Kenny Chesney concert that was caught on video.
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan ran with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.
Adam Aron stepped down as Philadelphia 76ers CEO on Monday and was replaced by former Madison Square Garden Sports president Scott O'Neil.
"Here's what I don't understand about Yankees fans," Christie said. "The Mets stink. We're awful. And the Yankees are usually really good. So why do you boo us? You should feel badly for us."