Somers' Monologue: Private Jet To Giants Game? Talk About Blue Blooded
They probably won't have the time to see the other side of the cable car tracks. They probably won't pay a visit to the Richmond District.
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They probably won't have the time to see the other side of the cable car tracks. They probably won't pay a visit to the Richmond District.
Al Dukes has a real knack for this producing game.
Nicks is still Eli Manning's go-to guy, and it has never been more obvious than in the playoffs.
Go West, Giants fans! Eight Big Blue diehards are doing their part to take away the Candlestick Park advantage from the San Francisco 49ers.
On Sunday afternoon, the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers will face off at Candlestick Park for the chance to face the AFC championship game winner in this season's Super Bowl.
The hard-hitting, ball-hawking secondary has created its share of imposing images for San Francisco (14-3) this season, part of a defense that has carried the franchise back to the NFC championship game for the first time in 14 years.
It's the sort of thing usually reserved for Rex Ryan and the big-talking Jets. But it seems a little Ryan has rubbed off on Giants safety Antrel Rolle.
Any cold-weather garments Vernon Davis owns are getting tossed aside. Forget about traveling to Green Bay, the Giants are coming to town.
In another day, another time, you might get awful nervous about Sunday's NFC Championship game in San Francisco.
If you are looking for Mr. Rodgers' neighborhood, it is over there -- on the other side of the tracks.
That road warrior mentality the New York Giants have embraced is paving their path nicely. They will need it for one more game when they head to San Francisco next Sunday to play for the NFC championship.
The San Francisco 49ers won a thriller over the New Orleans Saints to advance to the NFC Championship game where they'll face the winner of the Giants and Packers.
Being better at home isn't special. Home field advantage is tangible in the NFL – the home team won 56.6 percent of games this season. It just usually doesn't manifest itself quite so much as it did for these two teams, and specifically these two quarterbacks.
Here we go, the NFL playoffs are finally here. Find out how the Giants stack up to the rest of the league's best in Joe's weekly rankings.
You won't find any local teams in Joe's Top 10, but the season isn't over yet.
The Jets continue their steady climb, but have the Giants finally resurfaced on Joe B's Top Ten?
They might not own a playoff spot (right now), but look who's back in Joe B's Top Ten!
The Baltimore Ravens defense played a big part in their 16-6 Thanksgiving night victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Even without Ray Lewis, they totaled a franchise record nine sacks.
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.
Two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Justin Tuck is going through one of those seasons that can best be described as an off year.
It happens all the time. George Seifert inherited Bill Walsh's dynasty and won a Super Bowl. And now we have Jim Harbaugh burnishing Mike Singletary's behemoth. Huh?
While it might seem Big Blue relies too heavily on Manning's last-minute victory habit, safety Antrel Rolle insists it's not that way it all.
Surprise, surprise. Green Bay is still atop Benigno's Top 10 -- but how about those Texans?
