Giants

If you're the New York Giants all you can do after Sunday's 38-13 loss at Green Bay is tip your cap to quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He torched the Giants secondary for 362 yards and four touchdowns (without throwing an interception) and Eli Manning and the rest of his offense had no answers...

The New York Giants defense will play well enough for Big Blue to win Sunday at Green Bay, but the AFC Wild Card game will come down to veteran quarterback Eli Manning and the Giants offense scoring enough points against a mediocre Packers defense...

I don’t think New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr partying with Justin Bieber and rapper Trey Songz in Miami Beach will effect his play on Sunday when Big Blue takes on Green Bay, but I do question the timing of his fun in the sun...

The New York Giants have put the NFL regular season in their rear view mirror and after posting an impressive 11-5 record, they've earned a trip to the postseason for the first time since 2011. Their reward? A trip to Lambeau Field to play the red hot Green Bay Packers, a team that has won six consecutive games...

If I were the coach of the Giants I would start quarterback Eli Manning on Sunday in Washington. Manning never misses a start (198 straight) but after the first or second quarter I would treat it like a preseason game. The game itself is meaningless, and after watching quarterbacks Derek Carr and Marcus Mariota break their fibula bones on Saturday, I would seriously think twice about playing Manni

The New York Giants are officially in the playoffs for the first time since 2011. Now what? Although the Giants are locked into their playoff positioning there is still a lot left that needs to be determined. Who will Big Blue match up with in the wild card round...

The Giants played their most complete game of the season in this past Sunday's 17-9 win over the Detroit Lions. The defensive side of the football did not give up a touchdown, and the offense was much better because the offensive line finally put it together...

There is no real way of getting around the fact that the loss of the star defensive end, Jason Pierre-Paul, is a major blow to the New York Giants with four games left in the regular season. Pierre-Paul was playing like the JPP of old, but is now most likely out for the season following sports hernia surgery on Wednesday morning...

Alan Hahn, one half of ESPN New York's 'Hahn and Humpty' stopped by Big Board Sports on Monday to serve up his unique views on the New York Giants loss to Pittsburgh, the Jets stubborn choice to stay with Ryan Fitzpatrick, and whether we should raise our expectations of the New York Knicks...

Manish Mehta is an NFL insider for NBC Sports, a NFL columnist for the New York Daily News and a panelist on ESPN's The Sports Reporters. It's safe to say that Mehta is as qualified to talk about the National Football League as anyone out there, but his real focus is talking about our New York teams...

The New York Giants are getting it rolling. After five weeks the G-Men were sitting at 2-3 and losers of three straight, but since they haven't lost a game. As the team continues to play well and rack up wins, expectations are also rising...

All of the sudden we're looking at the New York Giants as a dangerous NFL team. They've won four games in a row to put them at 6-3, and their soft schedule the next two weeks against the Bears and the Browns will boost their record. The reason for the Giants turn in fortune is the fact that they're defense is much improved from a season ago, and they're finally running the football effectively as