Giants' Cruz Looking To Dance Past Eagles
On Sunday, Victor Cruz goes back to where it all began in Philadelphia.
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On Sunday, Victor Cruz goes back to where it all began in Philadelphia.
Justin Tuck is looking forward to the Giants' rivalry match-up with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bill Belichick chased after and made contact with a replacement official after the Patriots' Sunday night loss.
Andre Brown waited for his opportunity to come. Now that it has, he's taken the ball and ran with it.
Seemingly everybody has an opinion on the Buccaneers' controversial kneel-down play against the Giants that took place in the final second of last week's game. And legendary former Giants and Jets head coach Bill Parcells is no exception.
Jerry Jones has added his two cents to the great kneel-rush debate. But to the Cowboys owner, it's not about the rush -- it's about the kneel.
Tampa Bay coach Greg Schiano didn't break any NFL kneel-down rules and still isn't apologizing for his aggressive tactics of going after the Giants when they were lined up in victory formation.
Eli Manning joined Mike Francesa on Monday and discussed the Giants' comeback victory and Tampa Bay's controversial final play.
Greg Schiano's dirty tactics are going to come back and bite him.
Some fans call him "Easy Eli," but it was an uphill climb for Manning to pull off another trademark fourth-quarter comeback and secured the Giants' first win of the season.
Instead of a handshake, Tom Coughlin had choice words for Greg Schiano. Eli Manning, Justin Tuck and the rest of the Giants weren't too happy, either.
We could go many places here – starting with Eli Manning, Victor Cruz Andre Brown. But we'll stick with Nicks.
Athletes deal with pain all the time. Physical pain. Emotional pain. They get through it. But the way Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks overcame their respective anguishes -- that was truly something else.
Tom Coughlin had harsh words for Greg Schiano after the Buccaneers' rookie coach told his defense to play hard when Eli Manning was taking a knee on the final snap of the Giants' 41-34 win on Sunday.
Eli Manning threw for 510 yards, and Andre Brown's 2-yard run with 31 seconds left lifted the New York Giants from a 14-point deficit to a wild 41-34 victory.
Russell Martin's three-run homer highlighted an eventful early burst and the New York Yankees kept their AL East lead, holding off Tampa Bay 6-4
Running back Ahmad Bradshaw, tackle David Diehl and wide receiver Domenik Hixon were knocked out of the New York Giants' game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with injuries in the first half Sunday.
New York Giants cornerback Prince Amukamara and linebacker Keith Rivers are inactive for their game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Tampa Bay Bucs' head coach Greg Schiano returns to New Jersey to face the Giants on Sunday.
"The energy in practice is, I think, double what it was last week," Tuck said. "Guys seem to be a little bit more excited about playing football. I think last week we were a little sluggish."
Do the Giants have more talent than the Bucs and the Carolina Panthers, their next two opponents? Absolutely. And could Big Blue lose to these teams if they play sloppy, uninspired football? Absolutely.
The Bennett brothers are always pulling for each other, ready to lend a hand. This Sunday it's a different story.
Tom Coughlin's team lost 24-17 Wednesday, but the score was not indicative of the way the Cowboys dominated. And the Giants aren't happy about it.
Justin Tuck was irritated by the Giants' performance against the Cowboys on Wednesday night.
Romo's stellar 22-for-29, three-touchdown performance was an all-out aerial assault on an injury-ravaged Giants secondary. Romo coolly handled the Giants' pass rush and picked apart the G-Men for 307 passing yards
