New York Giants

After nearly two weeks of hype, it's finally time for the big game.  For their weekend edition the boys give their Super Bowl predictions and talk about all the crazy prop bets.  In part two Chad and Andy discuss Josh Hamilton relapsing, hit on the English Premier League, and some NBA...

When you watch the Super Bowl this Sunday, you will see a green bracelet on New York Giants superstar Justin Tuck’s wrist. That bracelet is more than a good luck charm. It’s a symbol of the friendship Tuck had with Middletown, New Jersey’s Evan Sullivano, before Evan lost his battle with leukemia on October 26,2010 at the age of 18.

Guys, get ready to call your bookies. The ladies of Rick’s Cabaret have made their much anticipated Super Bowl prediction and it’s going to be the boys in blue.

We're now less than a week from the Patriots and Giants meeting the in the Super Bowl for the second time in four years.  I thought I'd take a little time to revisit my preseason NFL predictions with the benefit of hindsight. Let's start with the AFC East...

The countdown to Super Bowl XLVI between the Patriots and Giants has officially begun.  For the next week and a half we will hear nothing but hype about the biggest hame of the year.

It was the classic game many football fans expected. The New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers played 60 minutes of hard-nosed football and nothing had been decided.

The New York Giants were the only road team to win in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs this weekend. Meanwhile, San Francisco and New England won the right to host their conference’s championship game next Sunday.

New Orleans 49 – N.Y. Giants 24 Drew Brees threw for 363 yards and four touchdowns and ran for another score, and the New Orleans Saints beat the New York Giants 49-24 on Monday night. The loss was the third in a row for New York (6-5), which dropped a game behind first-place Dallas in the NFC East ...

Like a lot of people, I thought the National Football League's NFC East Division would be a two-team race. On paper, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys looked like the class of the league. The New York Giants were a notch below them and the  Washington Redskins would bring up the rear. Five weeks into the 2011 regular season, I have no idea which of the four teams will win the division

With the Giants and Eagles set to square off in an early season NFC East showdown on Sunday, questions remain about whether Eagles’ starting QB Michael Vick will be able to suit up as he recovers from a concussion suffered in last week’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. While having Vick sidelined would hurt Philly, one Giants’ player is hoping that the Pro Bowler takes the field, after all. Rea