June 29th, 2009 
Jeremy Fuchs 
Posted in This is the last of our position breakdowns. You can find the others here. While this isn’t really a position, Special Teams is still a very important group on the team. The Giants are great at two thirds of special teams–kicking and punting. After that, the return game is a big question mark. KICKER: Lawrence [...]
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Position Breakdown: Special Teams
Tags: Aaron Ross, ahmad bradshaw, david tyree, Domenik Hixon, Jeff Feagles, lawrence tynes, Lee Vickers, mario manningham, Position Breakdown, Sinorice Moss, Stoney Woodson 
Comments OffPosition Breakdown: Receivers
Today, we break down the receivers, including tight ends. Remember to take a look at our past breakdowns here. The receiving core has been subject to a lot of criticism. Not all of its merited. I think this is an underrated group. Sure, losing Burress and Toomer will hurt. I do think it will lead [...]
Do the Giants Already Have a Number One WR On Their Roster?
As a Giants fan I have really one solid worry about the Team next year and it’s the most documented position for the Giants of late and that of course is the Wide Receiver position because the Giants lost both of their starting Wide Receiver last year-one to old age (amani toomer) and one to [...]
Jacobs Remains Questionable for Sunday Night
From:Newark Star-Ledger Giants RB Brandon Jacobs (knee), WR Domenik Hixon (ankle/foot), DT Fred Robbins (shoulder) and WR Sinorice Moss (calf) are all questionable for Sunday’s game against the Panthers. But we’ve been told they’re on the “up side” of questionable. LB Gerris Wilkinson (knee) is out and everyone else on this week’s injury report is [...]
Giants Beat Browns But Bore Tirico & Co.
The Giants slugged the Browns 37-34 at The Meadowlands tonight, dominating them early on. Domenik Hixon had a career night with three TDs in the first quarter. Eli Manning tossed two TD passes, Brandon Jacobs ran well and the Giants ‘D’ was stout against the run and pounded Browns, Derek Anderson until he left the [...]
