Land of the Giants: Wrapping up the visit to Jerry World & Plax goes to Jail
by cjmulrain on Sep 23, 2009 7:00 AM EDT
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- If the ESPN power rankings were as important as college football polls, the Giants would have a good reason to be pissed off today. After the top 2 teams from last week lost, the Giants only move up one spot to #2, while the Ravens jump them, moving up 9 spots from #10. I like the Ravens and think they're a good team, but how is winning a close game against an overrated Chargers team that much more impressive than winning a close game against an overrated Cowboys team? Both the Fox Sports and CBS Sporstline power rankings have the Giants at #1. In the biggest "huh?" moment of the week, Peter King ranked the Giants 5th(!) in his "fine fifteen" this week.
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Danny Clark claims that Jerry Jones "cut some corners" in the Cowboys new stadium. Speaking of the Death Star, here's some video from the inside.
- Matt Mosley sums up the Plaxico situation:
Burress has made enough money to put his family in a beautiful home and provide them with security while he's in prison. But because of one incredibly dumb decision, Burress has robbed himself of almost two years with his son. To me, that's saddest part of this whole thing.
- Fred Robbins blogs about the Cowboys game and looking ahead to the Tampa game:
Tampa Bay is next and we have to make corrections and adjustments because Dallas ran for a lot of yardage, so you know Tampa is going to try to run it, too. They have a good O-line and good backs, so we have to go out there and shut down the run and give our pass rushers a chance to pass rush.
- Finally, Mike Vaccaro puts the victory over the Cowboys into the context of the current era of Giants football:
The fact is, it was a great team effort, delivered by a great team, in the middle of an era of its history when winning has become a basic part of the job description.
I've been thinking about this a lot lately: the Giants are definitely in the midst of one of, if not the greatest stretch in team history. They've been to the playoffs four straight years, won a Super Bowl, have great young players at almost every position, and have one of the brightest GM's in the business. It's easy to overreact to little things during the season, but sometimes it helps to take a step back and just appreciate the run the Giants have been on since Eli Manning became the Quarterback.
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A Giants Dynasty ?
You can certainly argue that the Giants have every bit as much of a chance to remain an elite team for years to come, like the Pats have enjoyed in this decade.
Balance and depth are hard to find in the salary cap age, but the 2 keys pieces are JR and Eli. Given Eli’s age and development, there should be at least another 5-year window, and GM’s don’t break down with age.
And … no matter what, we will always have the memory of what we did to Jerrah at his coming out party. Don’t know which was better, the 2-year old tantrum reaction of Coach Cupcake, or Jerry and his son’s reaction to that final FG … like a little kid who had someone blow out the candles on his birthday cake. Price-less.
Yes, it’s a good time to be a Giants fan.
Does anyone have video
of Wade Phillips’ reaction? I heard it was hilarious. I was too busy jumping up and down like it was the playoffs to notice.
I think Lucky was
referring to the shot of Wade’s face and the gesture that accompanied it right after the second kick. That was priceless.
they all were...
I tuned into ESPN see the replays…and John Anderson acted as any Cowboy fan would. Hyping up the Barber and Jones runs, anything good for the Cowboys..and it was “eh, Manningham nice catch for the TD…eh, Smith wide open for the TD”…and Tynes kickes the GW FG with no time left".
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 11:21 AM EDT up reply actions
Winning era
I have been saying this for the past two seasons, but this is a great time to be a Giants fan. These are the glory days when, each year, we know we have a team among the league’s best. Enjoy them.
Power Rankings are meaningless
So let the Ravens enjoy the #1 spot.
but they sure as hell are annoying....
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 8:18 AM EDT up reply actions
Chargers were also wounded
The Chargers were without 3 starting O-linemen and LT! Not such a great win for the Ravens. It’s not hard to win against a Norv Turner team!
Also missing their starting NT
but who’s counting, right?
power rankings = stupid
Power Rankings (and most Top 10/25/50 lists) are just a waste of bandwidth. Why does anyone care? Worse is arguing about them… Better to ignore and hope they go away.
I’d much rather read more analysis of positional matchups or strategy or something relevant.
by M. on Sep 23, 2009 1:24 PM EDT up reply actions
As always, good morning writeup Ed....
and gotta say, I think us young Giants are starting to become spoiled with this team kinda like in the mid 90’s when I grew up watching the Yankees.
I started watching the Giants before the Yankees, namely the Kent Graham and Dave Brown eras (whichever came first…doesn’t matter….). Then they really were the Giants. Always decent, Strahan, Armstead, Sehorn, Garnes, Hammer, Cedric Jones…..
But as my pop pointed out on Monday evening when he called me, Eli Manning has changed this organization. Phil Simms NEVER used to do what Eli did on Sunday, something Eli has made look routine. All the new Eli bandwagoners can hop on, but they need to be informed that Eli has been doing this since he took over for Kurt Warner as the starting QB.
Giants offensive line used to always BLOW too. Well, going back to when Tiki broke out, that’s not true anymore now is it?
Spoiled we are. But at least we still should know that they are still the Giants (see: 0-8 in the red zone in 2009…) and you just can’t take this for granted
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and Peter King is an idiot.
I don’t care if the Jets won 50-0 the past 2 games. They still are the Jets and unless the Giants are 2-10 and the Jets 12-0 they have no buisness EVER ranked ahead of the Giants.
I was kinda happy for the team and some of the fans, the smart ones that also know that they are the Jets….
But this is starting to get annoying already. 9-3 beating the Titans last year annoying, probably worse cuz its only going on week 3.
Fickin Peter King, read this sentence and read that they are the damn Jets. THey are not the 4th best team in the league….
And anyone ranking the Ravens as #1 (Peter King….ESPN-Boston) needs their head examined. Top 5 (in the Jets ranking Peter…) yes, no doubt. But the Chiefs and a Jamal Williams and Merriman -less defense is not something to make this team ranked #1 over, nor will be this week when they trounce the Browns. They play NE on 10/4. Beat them, then you’re good (I know I just downplayed my Jets bashing…but they are the Jets, they deserve nothing)
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 8:17 AM EDT up reply actions
I don't care if we are spoiled,
we deserve it. I’ve been a Giant fan since the 80’s and the 90’s were brutal, not only because the ups and downs but waching the cow girls win 3 big ones; the dark eras of Dave Brown. Kent Graham and Danny Kannel, it was so frustrating that I made myself believe that Dave Brown was actually good.
Oh I don't care either...
like the Yankees, I always bask that I’ve seen 4 WS champs and aside from last season, continued excellence.
I would like nothing better than the Giants to match it, tho to be honest that one SB win was so good if I never saw another one, Id be good.
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by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 11:04 AM EDT up reply actions
Ed, I'd say that
58-63 were the greatest. We played in five NFL championship games during that period. I believe, however, that, we’’ll enjoy even greater sucess from 2007-2012.
A good stretch
I can only go as far back as coach perkins…so this stretch could indeed be a remix of
84-90….
i dunno maybe I just like the colors
by Mr.Williams on Sep 23, 2009 8:30 AM EDT via mobile reply actions
Great video from Vacchiano...
“you can stay outside the stadium…and watch the Eagles lose!” LOL!
There are a ton of TV’s there. I think Jerry Jones built it with the idea the public is growing in ADHD case, or he just knew the Cowboys were gonna suck so he needed to watch anything else than the pile of crap on the field.
Seems like a real experience to go to that stadium tho. Should I ever find myself in Texas, I think I’d have to go and see that thing. And I think that’s what Jerry wanted to make, so props to that I guess.
What the f$%k is the internet?
Since it's Wednesday
I’m glad we’re finally starting to move on from the Dallas game. I saw the Peter King ranking and thought “Whaaaa?!” Baffling, to say the least. I’ve been convinced for a long time his New England homerism has always clouded his judgment though.
Forget the Tampa run game. How about that Tampa secondary? Eli has got to be chomping at the bit this week. They have injuries and suspensions on an already depleted group there. Good times are ahead for our wide receivers.
it will be a telling test for Gildride.
I wonder if they will game plan for power football and a 17-10 win or whether they will plan to give up some rushing and therefore O-game plan a faster spread attack looking for 34-24.
You play to win the game!
by Simms-McConkey on Sep 23, 2009 11:00 AM EDT up reply actions
If you lived thru late 60s and 70s
you know what bad giants football is. like Ed says enjoy it.
AT LEAST
we had HOMER JONES
and Fran Tarkington for comic relief!
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 23, 2009 11:13 AM EDT up reply actions
bad Giants football
Two words: The Ray Handley era. Ok, 4 years. As opposed to the 60s and 70s, when the Giants were a mediocre talent, Handley took over the Super Bowl champions and coached them into mediocracy.
You know, I get an almost Quixiotic satisfaction talking about the bad teams, like I don’t want to jinx anything this season. There IS no greater joy than making some Cowboy cry on national tv.
It felt so much longer
than 2 years though. Once Ray left and Simms and LT had their mini comeback, I was all smiles for at least that season. It made one wonder what could have been during those lost years.
Power Rankings
The lesson I learned from last year is to ignore the power rankings at least during the regular season. The only one that counts is the one after the Superbowl.
I once said to a friend
that I would take winning the superbowl once every decade and being a poor team the other nine years rather than being a good team for all ten years and not winning anything (as in the Eagles this decade with what 5 NFC Championship games but not a single SB win).
I said that after the 2007 Superbowl.
The team has improved since then, so another win in the next five years would be great as long as I did not have to wait until 2020 for the next one!
by G Fan in England on Sep 23, 2009 10:07 AM EDT reply actions
Where did Jim's "Booger - Picking" Post go?
That’s the funniest darn post I have seen out here!!..Did Jones buy it to get rid of it?
ESPN is dumb
NFL.com has the Giants ranked #1. Also go vote for Bruce Johnson for rookie of the week!
by GiantsReignSupreme on Sep 23, 2009 10:35 AM EDT reply actions
Manning
Time to be a man and admit that for a while I was actually pretty down on Eli Manning as a QB. Even after the Super Bowl I had a few doubts, but now I refuse to believe that anyone could be any better taking snaps for Big Blue. He’s really matured into something amazing. Even when I criticized the guy I always said he was a great 2-Minute Quarterback, but now I love seeing him take to the air no matter how much time is on the clock.
I still love the fundamentals of this team (run first and control the clock), but Eli is a quarterback I will no longer feel shamed to defend. If anything, I only feel shamed for not acknowledging his skill earlier. This team might be it!
He's gonna be a Hall of Famer.
I have no doubt in my mind.
"We'll show up tomorrow and do the same thing we try to do every day, kick Pedroia's ass in cribbage and try and win a baseball game."
by tito (eight and oh) on Sep 23, 2009 11:06 AM EDT up reply actions
He's gonna shatter every Giants passing record
and the whole 2 SB rings thing is of course with in reach.
Simms is borderline, but will never get in unless someone feels sorry for him one year (COUGH Jim Rice…). But Eli Manning >> Phil Simms.
We all need to come to terms with the fact this man is probably the best QB in their history. Not exactly a great list, but its the top of the list nonetheless.
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 11:23 AM EDT up reply actions
one broken foot
is all that’s keeping phil out of Canton. (but he may yet make it as a broadcaster)
as for great QBs, see, e.g., Connerly, Tittle. (yes, i AM an old fart)
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 23, 2009 11:29 AM EDT up reply actions
LOL...
I know those guys in name, but way before I was a scratch in my daddy’s pants.
Still, Eli’s gonna top em all. Since you may have seen those guys, probably gives some perspective as to how good Eli truly is.
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by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 11:31 AM EDT up reply actions
Tark was great, too, but only with the Vikes
No QB could have looked good playing behind those O lines he had.
You are giving away our ages here!!
Y.A…and Connerly were awesome..Tark was also, considering he had no line help..At least he could run around like a nut scrambling and making plays..Simms deserves the HOF as a player.. SB MVP in ‘86, then leads them to 12-0 before the heel injury..and Handely was an idiot..He sits Simms and downplayed L.T.’s role…a perfect formula for failure..and the misery began once again until Coughlin came back..
give Fassel some credit
he had some really good, really fun years. Unfortunately, he always followed the good ones with really disappointing ones.
This team is going to the playoffs...
K?
Get off my players backs, get off my coaches backs.
I’ll never forget.
"We'll show up tomorrow and do the same thing we try to do every day, kick Pedroia's ass in cribbage and try and win a baseball game."
by tito (eight and oh) on Sep 23, 2009 2:34 PM EDT up reply actions
Fassel was a good coach.
There, I said it.
2008 and so far this year aside, the only real difference with him and Coughlin is TC won his SB, Fassel didn’t (sometimes I think people forget they were in teh damn Super Bowl with Fassel)
And I’ll attribute the 2008 and continued success to the fact that they have a Franchise QB (Ol Bonehead was good, but they see in Tenn. that he’s not the guy you want there every year) and Reese has found successful blueprint for winning/good luck for winning.
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 2:42 PM EDT up reply actions
What Super Bowl
I mean, I know the Giants won the NFC Championship 41-0, but they cancelled the Super Bowl that year. That’s how I remember it.
Yes Fassel was okay..
But nobody seems to want him as a head coach anymore..that’s gotta tell you something..He coaching in that new chump league now.
Tark and YA made
the HOF. When they retired, each held NFL lietime passing records. Each was the recognized star of their teams, YA with the Giants especially, Tark with the Vikes especially. None of that can be said of Phil. Phil has no lifetime record, although he probably had the best SB day of any QB . The big star for the Giants when Phil played was LT and the D. Had Phil won another SB, he might have made it. Talking to fans of other teams, I’ve learned Phil doesn’t get the props he deserves. It’s too bad, but I doubt he’ll ever get to the HOF.
we will be good
as long as JR is our GM, TC may leave in a few years, but I am sure JR will find a good replacement, is amazing how good this guy is. and when the time comes to develope a good QB within our system, but for now we have JR, TC and Eli to keep us happy for a while
Was the Dallas win that impressive?
The Giants won the turnover battle 4-0. Obviously, they didn’t make mistakes, and capitalized on Dallas mistakes, which shouldn’t be ignored. But still, despite winning the turnover battle 4-0, they still needed a last minute FG to win.
So to be put #2 behind Baltimore certainly shouldn’t be a shock.
Bye, Big Stew and JJ :(
Since we're all coming Clean
I’ll admit that I used to call Eli The Kid From Deliverance, you know, that face with no affect, sittin’ on the porch, just a pickin’ and a grinnin’ that lopsided grin that makes it seem that he really doesn’t know how to smile. As a New Yorker I wanted my QB to have some swagger, some personality, some New York-style intensity, certainly something more than The Kid from Deliverance was showing. And after playoff trip after playoff trip, and the single greatest game-winning drive in Super Bowl history, and a true professional who puts TEAM first over statistics (I’ll bet Marino would love that ring.) I must admit that I was wrong in what I wanted. I wanted all the playoff wins and all the game winning drives and the Super Bowl ring and the prospect of more and I wanted Eli to be something he wasn’t/isn’t. So Eli, if you’re listening, keep grinnin’ that goofy grin, keep being whitebread and bland in your comments to the press, and KEEP WINNING. For this New Yorker that’s what it is all about – so you’re not electric like Mays, so you’re not a tragic hero like Mantle, so you’re not a transcendant figure like LT, you’re the QB of my New York Football Giants and that makes you my QB. Go Blue.
by nybaseballgiants on Sep 23, 2009 11:25 AM EDT reply actions
LOL...
you know damn well that 3/4 of this site will trounce Eli if he becomes that goof he used to be, circa November 2007, in a game or 2 this year (hopefully not a stretch of games).
Hopefully we all bookmarked these posts…….
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by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 11:33 AM EDT up reply actions
Broadway Eli
"We'll show up tomorrow and do the same thing we try to do every day, kick Pedroia's ass in cribbage and try and win a baseball game."
by tito (eight and oh) on Sep 23, 2009 11:39 AM EDT up reply actions
I also ragged the S* out of Eli
looks like a big mentally-deficient baby, has tantrums, doesn’t deliver in the post-season.
You know what? When players don’t deliver, we rag on them. When they deliver, we revere them. I don’t feel bad about not always lovin’ on Eli. That’s just fandom for ya. S’why ya can’t really dog Dallas fans for hating on Romo. if/when he wins the big one, they’ll all love him for a while.
You play to win the game!
by Simms-McConkey on Sep 23, 2009 11:31 AM EDT reply actions
yesterday was sooooo much fun.. .
can we nickname anyone else today?
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 23, 2009 11:37 AM EDT reply actions
LOL!!!
Yeah nothing worse than nicotine stains in the underwear..Gives the trainers fits!!
Hey Guys, i have a question....
do you know if you can watch giant games on line?….for example if someone was in D.C. and wanted to watch the giants game instead of the Washington game which will be on TV….
is there a site for that or something?
Thanks in advance….
"If you don't know what you're doing... just rush the quarterback" - LT
I usually find a way each week to catch a few games
I usued THIS last week and caught the trouncing of the Eagles.
This week in NE, the Pats and Falcons game is on FOX, at 1, so dammit no TV for the Giants in ASSachusetts.
I only used that site one week, but the stream connected well and the resolution was decent. While I stayed on one game, the stream didn’t disconnect either, but I was hoping around a lot.
I think the key is connecting to the stream early.
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 12:08 PM EDT up reply actions
I'll take that link too, I am working sunday around game time
because the ones I have have been terrible lately
got a better idea
go to meetup.com to find a group of like minded fans (there are GMen everywhere)
our group here in Raleigh meets in a bar that serves NY style pizza!
it’s like watching the game from a private suite in the ’Lands!!
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 23, 2009 12:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Expect a big day from Eli on Sunday
Tampa’s secondary situation is brutal.
President of the Ramses Barden Fan Club
by Hoyadestroya85 on Sep 23, 2009 11:54 AM EDT reply actions
Agreed
Weak pass rush + depleted secondary = completely torched defense. I expect a big day from our pass offense Sunday… which probably means Gilbride will run Jacobs and Bradshaw into the ground hoping to outsmart their defense. I kid, sorta.
hey - its simple . . .
if the stack the box, we pass. if they double on ‘Ham & Swiss. we run.
(if we’re in the dead zone, we kick)
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 24, 2009 12:12 AM EDT up reply actions
and Jacobs and Bradshaw and everybody else
Phil McConkey might score on Sunday. The Bucs couldn’t stop an offense of 11 drunken orangutans right now.
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by thefantasyknowitall on Sep 23, 2009 12:05 PM EDT up reply actions
+1 McConkey reference
You play to win the game!
by Simms-McConkey on Sep 23, 2009 12:38 PM EDT up reply actions
I would pay so much money
to see 11 drunken orangutans playing football. Like, if you gave me a choice between watching that live or watching the Giants in the Super Bowl live, I’d have to take like a week to make that decision
Assuming these orangutans were trained...
You’re right about that my man.
"We'll show up tomorrow and do the same thing we try to do every day, kick Pedroia's ass in cribbage and try and win a baseball game."
by tito (eight and oh) on Sep 23, 2009 2:35 PM EDT up reply actions
Orangutans ?..Then you would truly see a team
Chasing after each other’s arses..lol
well they are drunk...
Id think all training’s going out the window anyway.
I would pay to see 11 on 11 Orangutan football. First team to throw poop through the FG posts wins.
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by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 2:44 PM EDT up reply actions
Worse would be "Baboons"..which is what Dallas is..
I’ll never forget taking..My little daughter to the Zoo years ago..We stopped at the Baboon cage..and well, the head male ran down and started humping a female baboon, right in front of us!!…I remember saying “Quick honey, let’s go see the pretty parrots!!!”yeeeeeahhh!!
while we are changing subjects
what the hell is going on with Tuck and Hixon, do we have an accurate report yet?
I heard Tuck will be okay..
Not sure about Hixon…and I hope to see Adams get a big fine for those flagrant trips..Goodall was there, but was probably distracted watching the “Nose picking” contest between Jones and Phillips..So he’ll have to review the film.
Yeah, no kidding...
Hopefully Tuck will be fine with time? But yeah, Goodell was probably rubber-necking his noggin around Jerry’s new pad! Oh, what happened, a penalty??? No shyte Goodell, it’s against the rules and a player got injured! Uuuuuuuuuuugh…. i’ll stop now lol
I would rather
The Giants got dissed in the power rankings.
It is good for them – I would rather the Giants be underestimated than overestimated.
true....
but Im sure the players and coaches don’t care about praise nor slights.
Many of the guys in that locker room are already SB champions. They could shut it down now and be satisfied with thier careers. They already earned the highest praise of all.
As a fan, let em jump on the wagon. That’s what happens when you’re good. If the Giants falter at a few points along the way, we’ll know who the fake bandwagoners are. And they aint gonna be let back on.
What the f$%k is the internet?
by FreeBradshaw on Sep 23, 2009 2:10 PM EDT up reply actions
Plaxico Harsh Sentence : Another Perspective
We know that there is a law about gun permits in NYC and Burress broke that law and is being punished for that.
We also have to look at this from another angle and it is that this is a big blow to the 2nd ammendment supporters. Yes guns can kill people but then so do other items. People use knives, arson, bare hands, stones, arrows, explosives, poison etc etc. He was picked to be made an example of so that harsh anti gun laws can get promoted
in the nation.
We have heard this before that guns don’t kill people but people kill people. I agree. Here is some more ammo (lol) for gun supporters: If guns kill people then keyboards make people commit typos, spoons make people fat and cars make people drive drunk!
I hope Burress and his family go through this tough time okay. I hope that he will learn from this and grow up. His kids are going to need a strong father figure when Plax gets out from prison.
Giant history
True that: In my over fifty years of being a Giant fan, This is only the second time the Giants
have a very good QB and a good team. The first was Phil Simms. poor Simms took so much beating on his first year, the OL line was so bad in pass protect, I thought for sure he wouldn’t make it to the end of the season.
YA played on a great Giants team,
the best ever until the one that won the First Big Blue SB.
one broken foot
is keeping phil out of canton. otherwise, he would have the 2nd lombardi on his resume.
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 24, 2009 12:22 AM EDT up reply actions
The Mannings
The Mannings, Father and Sons, Great QB’s all in the same family.
Father Mannings must have done something right to have two sons that will go to the Hall of Fame one day. I remember Archie Manning playing for New Orleans, He was the smartest
QB of all the teams, Poor guy didn’t have the team to support him though, He use to get beat up so bad. I don’t remember he ever got into the play-off, Now his son,s are making up for him.
He could run with the ball, too,
something his sons can’t do. Both are way better passers, though.
Wait a minute. .
Archie could pass with the best of them. he just played for the AINTS.
by NYer in a strange land on Sep 24, 2009 12:25 AM EDT up reply actions
Giants' Success
Seems like a lot of fans who commentated on this story have beaten Vaccarro to the punch, but he isn’t known for his football gnosticism anyway.
I’ve said this to my family, in not so many words. As an aficionado of NYG history—and NFL history in general—it is hard to believe what Coughlin and Reese have done in New York. In 85 years of Giant Football, Coughlin was the first coach to achieve the following:
1. As of 2008, the Giants have been in the post season 4 consecutive years; no Giants team/coach ever surpassed three years in a row, including Parcells.
2. Since losing to the Patriots in week 17 of 2007, no team has won more games or completed more last-minute comebacks than New York. Further, heading into next week’s game at Tampa Bay, the Giants have a league-best 13-4 road record
3. In 2008, under Coughlin, the Giants finished 12-4 and were the #1 seed in the NFC. In the Super Bowl era, that is the Giants’ best defense coming off a World Championship title.
4. In 2008, the Giants only turned the ball over 13 times—10 of those were interceptions, and half of those were tipped balls. The Giants are the second team in NFL history to average less than one turnover per game. The first team to do it: the 1990 NY Giants, who turned the ball over 14 times in 16-game season.
5. In playoff games on the road, Coughlin is the winningest Giants coach in team history.
6. I’m sure I can think of more, but I’m tired.
Giants success
NYG8 nice.. Never thought of those stats. Lets not leave out the GM Reese, He has a lot to do with
getting the right talent for the team. Winning teams are usually the organization’s responsibility from the top down. The Giants are right behind the Cowboys and the Steelers.
wow
- is incredible – so the Giants are the only franchise in NFL history to average less than a turnover a game, and they’ve done it twice? Very impressive
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