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• To Rest or Not to Rest? Giants Again Face End-of-Season Decisions

  What a luxury it is to face these decisions. After several seasons of mediocre play and futility, the New York Giants have played themselves into a spot in which we can write some of our own story. First, since this is my first thread since our thrilling victory on Sunday night, I want to say what a pleasure this season has been. To continue to build on last year’s improbable run despite all of the injuries, adversity, and uncertainty is amazing. We are putting together one of the best years in Giants... Posted Dec 26 2008, 09:01 AM by Dan Murphy with | with 186 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Brandon Jacobs, New York Giants, Justin Tuck, Derrick Ward, Kevin Boss, Kareem McKenzie, New York Giants Super Bowl, New York Giant 2008 Season, 2008 Giants, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, Barry Cofield, Fred Robbins, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants Playoffs

• Giants Win 23-7 -- Sweep Redskins!

  After playing in Week 1, the word from Washington Redskins fans was that the New York Giants got lucky in their timing. The Redskins didn't have their new offense set yet, they weren't used to their new coach yet and they would give the Giants a rough time later in the season. Well, on November 30, 2008, the New York Giants beat the Washington Redskins 23-7, sweeping the NFC East rivals. This game was a joy to watch. The Giants did not seem to be fazed in any way by anything the Redskins... Posted Nov 30 2008, 01:26 PM by Scarroll with | with 213 comment(s) Filed under: Aaron Ross, Eli Manning, Plaxico Burress, Brandon Jacobs, Justin Tuck, Antonio Pierce, Derrick Ward, Domenik Hixon

• Giants News & Notes -- 10.07.08

  Well Giants fans, a very important game is now before us. The Giants will take on one of the their biggest rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, this weekend on Sunday Night Football. The Eagles have been somewhat flying under the radar, but have recently been making a run, hitting a 3-game win streak, the same as the NY Giants. Additionally, the Giants will face a healthy and (thus far) successful Donovan McNabb and a recovered and hungry Brian Westbrook. If we all had our druthers, McNabb would be finding... Posted Nov 07 2008, 07:58 PM by Scarroll with | with 22 comment(s) Filed under: Justin Tuck, James Butler, David Tyree, Kenny Phillips, Deangelo Hall, Domenik Hixon

• Giants Geared Up to Slam Door on NFC East

  With a record of 7-1 – certainly a record that would signify a complete domination in any other division in football – the New York Giants will strap on the pads in an effort to procure yet another precious win. Standing in their way will be division nemesis, Philadelphia. Fresh off the only championship in that city since the Pilgrims won a squash-toss title, the Eagles will be fired up by the energy of their urbane fans. With the floundering Cowboys fading into oblivion and the Redskins appearing... Posted Nov 06 2008, 09:34 PM by Dan Murphy with | with 162 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Plaxico Burress, Brandon Jacobs, New York Giants, Justin Tuck, Steve Spagnuolo, Kenny Phillips, Danny Clark, Mathias Kiwanuka, DeSean Jackson, David Diehl, Dallas Cowboys, Fred Robbins

• Will Eli Manning, Justin Tuck Earn MVP Honors?

  Needless to say, it is a pleasure right now to be a Giants fan. As Giants 101 faithful Nosh recognizes, there isn’t much to complain about these days. In recent years, a pattern of inconsistent play and unassailable frustration have been benchmark traits of being a Giants fan. Whether we were missing the mark by a wide margin or just falling short of expectations, one game did not pass in which an ominous feeling of impending doom was not looming around us while we watched these contests. Usually... Posted Nov 03 2008, 01:52 PM by Dan Murphy with | with 205 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Osi Umenyiora, Michael Strahan, New York Giants, Justin Tuck, Tom Coughlin, Steve Smith, Giants 101, Chris Johnson, DeSean Jackson, 2008 Giants, Arizona Cardinals

• Giants News & Notes -- 9.18.08

  Lots of odd things going on in and around Giants camp today. The Giants head back home for a matchup against a struggling Bengals team who is desperate as all get-out to snag a win. As I mentioned earlier in the week, the Giants are not taking any teams lightly this year, even an 0-2 team the week before the BYE. And now...all the Giants news that's fit, or not, to print: Injury Updates: It appears that Mathias Kiwanuka is going to be back in good shape for the Bengals game this Sunday. Further... Posted Sep 18 2008, 06:31 PM by Scarroll with | with 199 comment(s) Filed under: Justin Tuck, Tom Coughlin, Derrick Ward, Ahmad Bradshaw, Kevin Boss

• Giants Won't Overlook "Trap Games"...Right?

  It's a common phrase heard throughout the NFL and particularly from fans/media talking about the New York Giants. The meaning of "trap game," as I understand it, is a game that should easily be won, and as a result, teams under-estimate their opponent and lose. Typically, these games are against opponents that have mediocre to poor records and seem to pose no threat. The Giants have lost these games in the past. There was the notorious Titans game (Week 12, 2006 season) with the "almost... Posted Sep 16 2008, 06:35 PM by Scarroll with | with 23 comment(s) Filed under: Brandon Jacobs, Justin Tuck, Tom Coughlin, Derrick Ward

• Giants vs. Redskins -- Halftime Report (9.04.08)

  The New York Giants must have gotten the message from the media and football pundits out there...they are no good. The New York Giants won last year by luck. You'll see...the Giants definitely do NOT have what it takes to continue to play well and win games. Well...the Giants have not won this game, but they are surely looking like they just may. The Giants took the field on the opening drive and showed that the offense still had the goods. All facets of the Giants offense are currently sticking... Posted Sep 04 2008, 08:16 PM by Scarroll with | with 38 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Plaxico Burress, Brandon Jacobs, Justin Tuck, Fred Robbins

• Carroll's 2008 Giants Season Preview

  Here we go, Giants fans! In only three days, the New York Giants will take to the field in the regular season opener against the Washington Redskins. In true Giants fashion, Big Blue will enter the season as underdogs. The media is against them, they are struggling from injuries, a depleted veteran roster due to Free Agency and Retirement and the odds are already stacking up against them. However, the theme of the 2007 season was overcoming adversity. The Giants were slapped with the “Underdog” label... Posted Sep 01 2008, 07:03 PM by Scarroll with | with 55 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Brandon Jacobs, Justin Tuck, Ahmad Bradshaw, Mathias Kiwanuka

• New York Giants News & Notes -- 8.19.08

  The New York Giants played an impressive game last night. As mentioned in the halftime analysis, the first squad came out and looked dialed-in and ready to go. As most know, pre-season games are typically displays of teams not firing on all cylinders, and if that was true for the Giants, then what is to come should be even more impressive. However, one of the biggest takeaways from last night was not Hixon's ability to get net a hat-trick in one quarter, but the fact that the loss of Michael... Posted Aug 19 2008, 10:28 PM by Scarroll with | with 80 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Osi Umenyiora, Justin Tuck, Ahmad Bradshaw, Anthony Wright, Sinorace Moss

• 2008 Training Camp: July 30 PM Practice Report

  NOTE: SS Giants 101 now has a correspondent in Albany for training camp, and also expects to have another correspondent in Rob Nargi at camp later this week bringing you photos and updates from camp. These on-site updates should be starting within the next day or two. And now, the moment you've all been waiting for: - On the injury front, DE Justin Tuck and WR Mario Manningham both did not participate in the evening practices. Reports are that Tuck had "soreness" and Manningham is still... Posted Jul 30 2008, 11:40 PM by Scarroll with | with 85 comment(s) Filed under: R.W. McQuarters, Eli Manning, Justin Tuck, Derrick Ward, Lawrence Tynes, Mario Manningham, Craig Dahl, Brandon London

• Forget the Giants ...

  The New York Giants were once considered one of the best teams in the NFL. People continuously looked to the Giants, year-in and year-out, to be a force to be reckoned with. The Bill Parcells era only added to that stigma as they locked up Super Bowl victories in 1986 and 1990. Lawrence Taylor, Harry Carson, Phil Simms, Otis Anderson, Jumbo Elliott, Phil McConkey, Stephen Baker, Dave Meggett...the list goes on...these men were my heroes. Then something happened. The NFL began to shift, trading became... Posted Jul 24 2008, 09:41 PM by Scarroll with | with 35 comment(s) Filed under: Brandon Jacobs, Justin Tuck, New York Giant 2008 Season, David Diehl

• 5 Keys to Giant Repeat in '08

  The New York Giants took not just their fans, but the entire NFL world for a ride in 2007. Underdogs week in and week out in the postseason, the G-Men were warriors on the road. Eli Manning out-dueled Jeff Garcia in Tampa Bay, the Giants defensive line dominated Tony Romo in Dallas, Plaxico Burress ripped through the Packers secondary in Green Bay, and Eli Manning and David Tyree put the icing on the cake with their heroics in Arizona to bring the Lombardi Trophy to New York for the first time since... Posted Jul 12 2008, 06:16 PM by hkiswani with | with 63 comment(s) Filed under: Eli Manning, Jeremy Shockey, Osi Umenyiora, Justin Tuck, Super Bowl 42, 2008 Giants

• Giants 101 "Old School, New School" Contest Winner!

  Attention All!! We have a winner!! There were a whole slew of great entries, many of which were unique. Most of you did not put down Lawrence Taylor or Eli Manning or Phil Simms...most of you put unique players down...players that are/were either overlooked or that just seem to not get the kind of attention they really should be. In any event, great job by all. However, there can only be one winner of our Pepsi/Giants 101 " Old School, New School " Mini-Fridge Giveaway ...and that winner... Posted Jul 01 2008, 04:12 PM by Scarroll with | with 51 comment(s) Filed under: Justin Tuck, Harry Carson

• A Giant Changing of the Guard

  The recent retirements of Tiki Barber and Michael Strahan marks a noticeable change in this era of the New York Giants. As many will notice, being a fan is marked by unmistakable periods of time; some good, some bad. These moments that are so readily identifiable, the recollection of some of them carry unique feelings and nostalgia. So where will these changes affect the Jints and what will the alignment look like next season? Sad to say, but the removal of Tiki Barber from this team was a large... Posted Jun 30 2008, 05:09 PM by Scarroll with | with 13 comment(s) Filed under: Osi Umenyiora, Michael Strahan, Justin Tuck, Antonio Pierce, Tiki Barber, Jay Alford