Podcast: Brian Monzo
In the next seven days the Giants will play two games and have a chance to save their season in one week with two wins. Or a chance to ruin their season with two losses.
In the next seven days the Giants will play two games and have a chance to save their season in one week with two wins. Or a chance to ruin their season with two losses.
The Giants opened the 2014 season the same way they opened the 2013 season. The only difference is that they were in Detroit this year and not Dallas.
The Giants were embarrassed on Monday night in Detroit and this season looks like it might be headed the same way last season went.
The Giants and Lions open the season against each on Monday Night Football and both teams are at a crossroads this year.
Don’t let the NFC East standings fool you. The Giants’ season is over.
Eli Manning isn’t worried that he threw four interceptions and lost to his brother again or that the Giants are 0-2 and playing for their season in Week 3.
The Broncos are in town for Manning Bowl III and that calls for an email exchange with Ian Henson of Mile High Report.
A Giants letdown should have been somewhat expected on Sunday night given what has happened during the Tom Coughlin era, but it wasn’t and the “Disaster in Dallas” occurred.
After a week of digesting the Super Bowl win and everything that has come with it and from it, Neil Keefe gives his final thoughts on the Giants’ improbable run.
Sunday night was epic. Here are some thoughts from the day after the Giants’ win in Super Bowl XLVI.