 | Crisis In New York Football
While the Giants have looked like a fraud this season after their 5-0 start, the Jets talk has proved to be fraudulent because they are nowhere near as good as they think they are.
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| Eli Getting Giant Production From Young Receivers
The major question mark surrounding the Giants coming into the season was whether they could get it done offensively with a receiving core of Steve Smith, Mario Manningham, Domenik Hixon, Sinorice Moss and newcomer Hakeem Nicks.
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| 2009 Season Preview: New York Giants
The Giants have some question marks on offense, but their defense has the potential to be special.
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| Giants Begin Replacing Burress With Nicks
Hakeem Nicks may not be Braylon Edwards or Anquan Boldin, but he is a promising receiver prospect that was still available after Heyward-Bey, Crabtree, Maclin and Harvin went early.
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| How Would Edwards In New York Work?
If the Giants are able to come to terms on a deal with the Browns for Braylon Edwards, they will have acquired an extremely adequate replacement for the recently released Plaxico Burress.
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| New York Giants Draft History
Jerry Reese replaced Ernie Accorsi as general manager of the Giants after the 2006 season and he has used five of his first six 1st/2nd/3rd round picks on defensive backs and receivers.
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| Grading The Deal: Giants Franchise Jacobs
Teams rarely give a running back a long term deal and live to not regret it, so the Giants effectively bought themselves a year or two by franchising Brandon Jacobs.
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| Giants Will Be In If Boldin Gets Out
Anquan Boldin still wants out of Arizona and if the Cardinals move him, the Giants will be a likely suitor.
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| Unhappy Gonzalez Could Be Solution For Giants
Tony Gonzalez may not be a long term solution for the Giants, but should Plaxico Burress have played his last game in New York, he will certainly help alleviate the teams need for a dependable veteran receiving threat and would be a viable insurance policy.
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| Who Could The Giants Get To Replace Plaxico?
Although there is no internal candidate that is capable enough to replace Plaxico Burress, the Giants have a plethora of options available to them whether it is through trade, free agency, or the draft.
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| Jacobs Or Ward: A Challenging Proposition
Assuming the Giants keep only one free agent running back, which player would be the better investment, Brandon Jacobs or Derrick Ward?
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| Plax Could Have Stayed In His Own Bed
Giants' wide receiver Plaxico Burress made a poor decision when he ventured out into the New York City night last week with his lighted gun tucked into his pants.
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| Key Results In A Top Division
Week Ten was a huge one in the NFC East with the Giants and Cowboys facing off while the Eagles and Redskins battled in important non-divisional battles.
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| Champs Looking For A Challenge
The New York Giants haven’t been truly challenged through the first two weeks of the season, building early leads in both games before putting things out of reach in the final fifteen minutes.
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| Super Bowl Hangover In '08?
There’s been talk about a possible Super Bowl hangover for the Patriots. Over the past 10 years, Super Bowl losers have failed to reach the playoffs eight times.
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| 2008 Season Preview: New York Giants
It’s always hard to tell how a team handles unexpected success, but just as Tom Coughlin was the right fit to lead the Giants to the Super Bowel, he is probably a great fit to give them their best chance to repeat.
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| Giants Pre-Draft Summit
How do the Giants' fans at RealGM feel about their improbable Super Bowl win and what do they need to do in order to win it again?
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| Addition By Subtraction
Few can argue Big Blue would be Super Bowl champions today if Tiki Barber and Jeremy Shockey were still roaming the sidelines.
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| What Historically Happens When The Super Bowl Is A Rematch?
While it’s not uncommon to see Conference foes tussle a second time in the playoffs, in the 41-year history of the Super Bowl, eleven times have regular season opponents met again when the stakes were for all the marbles.
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| The Tale Of Two Elis
It’s that time of year again. Daylight savings time is over so there is less daylight. The leaves have changed color and now are falling to the ground. The temperature dropped and Eli Manning’s game has gone cold.
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| 2007 Season Preview: New York Giants
There will be times where this team looks like a legit contender and dominates, even against strong teams. I would encourage Giants fans to embrace those 10 quarters of greatness, because most of the rest of the season is going to be a painful headache. Another 8-8 finish is not out of the question, but I believe this team is more apt to finish 4-12 than in the Wild Card mix.
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| 2007 Draft Review: New York Giants
The theme here is missed opportunity. They certainly needed a CB, but Aaron Ross is more of what they already have, an inconsistent gambler who will give up a big play for every one he makes.
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| Tiki Passes The Torch
Brandon Jacobs, a second-year back out of Southern Illinois, has edged Tiki Barber out on two key rushing statistics – yards per carry and touchdowns.
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| Giant Bully
Michael Strahan happens to be a fledgling member of the media with more weekly spots on various outlets than any other player in the NFL. So Strahan should know better than virtually any other athlete -- the more air time you get -- the more likely you are to slip up.
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| 2006 NFL Team Preview: New York Giants
Tiki Barber at RB coming off a career season and seemingly cured of his fumblitis. The bookend DEs, Osi Umenyiora and Michael Strahan, are sack machines that both also play the run very well. The new starters on defense all have motivation to prove themselves, and the overall talent level increased.
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| “Hunting Season Opens”
This will be Eli Manning's first full year as a starter in the NFL, but yet people expect instant results. Nothing’s changed since his days at Old Miss, he hasn’t suddenly become a bad player, but it takes people time to get used to the speed of the top league.
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