January 29th, 2010 
Mark Picucci 
Posted in This will wrap up the decade by decade look at the history of the New York Giants and will focus on the Giants of the 2000’s. I will continue with history about players, coaches and stadiums of the Giants next. 2000: Picked by most experts to finish in last place at the start of the […]
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History Of The New York Giants (2000-Present)
Statistics from Giants-Eagles game
This is taken directly from Giants.com’s Michael Eisen. He routinely has some interesting data coming from the game so I thought I’d throw it at you guys and see what you think. *The Giants were swept in the season series by Philadelphia for the first time since 2004. *The Giants have lost four consecutive […]
OTA Report
Mike Garafolo has his OTA report from today: It’s tough to get a good read on OTAs because there’s limited contact and no pads, so these practice reports aren’t as telling as what you’d get during training camp. But there were still a few things that stood out on Monday morning, so I figured I’d […]
Giants Give Second Round Tender to Dockery
From NJ.com: The Giants have extended a second-round tender to restricted free agent CB Kevin Dockery, according to someone who recently spoke to Dockery. . The tender means Dockery is free to negotiate with another team starting on Feb. 27 when free agency begins. If he signs an offer sheet with another club, the Giants […]
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No Comments »Quick Look at the Giants Free Agents
From NY Daily News: David Carr has been re-signed and Brandon Jacobs has been franchised, leaving the Giants with not a whole lot to do between now and Feb. 27, when the unrestricted free-agent signing period begins. The fates of most of their UFAs have already been sealed, meaning their attention will be focused on […]
How to get Offense Back on Track
Let’s face it: Without Plax, the Giants offense is struggling. No need to sugar coat it. One touchdown in two games is not Giants football. How do they fix it? How do they get back on track for this week, and for the playoffs? We give a five step plan: 1. Use Bradshaw! Ahmad Bradshaw […]
Giants Smack Down Patriots 19-14
The Giants closed out their preseason at 2 and 2 tonight with a 19-14 win over the New England Patriots in what was ridiculously billed as a Super Bowl rematch and wasn’t even as close as the score indicates. After forcing a first possession punt by Patriots, David Carr led the Giants on a sharp […]
Corner Competition to be Intense During Camp
From: Pro Football Weekly The Giants will have great competition at corner with Aaron Ross, Sam Madison, Corey Webster, R.W. McQuarters, Kevin Dockery, Geoffrey Pope and rookie Terrell Thomas. It’s possible, though, that one of them may move to safety. The most likely candidate would be McQuarters, who has taken a few snaps there previously […]
Manning Leads Giants to Unlikely Win Over Packers In OT, 23-20
The New England Patriots get to face a Manning again – only this time it is Peyton’s brother Eli. And Eli managed to do the improbable Sunday as he, despite some missed field goal opportunities, led the New York Giants to a date with the Patriots in the Super Bowl, edging the Green Bay Packers […]
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