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Giants with Some Interest in Hawks RB/KR Pearman

Today’s New York Post is reporting that the Giants have some interest in Seattle running back/kick returner Alvin Pearman.  The former 4th round pick of the Jags in 2005 was injured last season in week 4 when he tore his ACL.  Word though is he will recover in time to be ready to go for […]

Posted by Matt Loede on Mar 01 2008

Giants Ink Feagles For 2 Years

                    
One week after he became the oldest player to participate in a Super Bowl, New York Giants punter Jeff Feagles, according to the Associated Press, signed a 2-year deal on Tuesday; Feagles declined to state how much money he would earn, but last season, he made $1 million.  So I would think that Feagles received […]

Posted by Stephen Rhodes on Feb 12 2008

Going to the Super Bowl?

The New York Football Giants are going to the Super Bowl, a fact that surprises everyone not in the New York area. Can the Giants stop the Patriots from making history in what would be the biggest Super Bowl upset, ever? Riding the play of a great pass rush and an offense that’s finally clicking, […]

Posted by CJ on Jan 24 2008

Schutt Sports Review

The following is a paid review:
Football helmets by tradition have never been all that appealing to players. Uncomfortable, not sturdy enough, and overall not as safe as they should be, helmets have for years lacked the things that players want and need. That is why now, you as a player of today need […]

Posted by CJ on Nov 28 2007

Schutt Sports Review

The following is a paid review:
The New York Giants are one NFL team at the forefront with players using a new football helmet that also has a new piece of equipment that is drawing many positive reviews. Giants players Brandon Jacobs, Amani Toomer, David Diehl, Shawn O’Hara, Jay Alford, Grey Ruegamer, and Guy Whimper have […]

Posted by CJ on Oct 01 2007

Giants news and notes

Some good news for Giants fans who witnessed the injury that quarterback Eli Manning suffered during the nationally televised game sunday between the Giants and the Dallas Cowboys.  Mike Garafolo of the Star-Ledger reports that Manning’s right shoulder injury does not appear to be serious in nature.  The source of this information, who requested anonymity […]

Posted by Stephen Rhodes on Sep 10 2007