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The defending champion Steelers are on the ropes. After , they will likely have to defend their title as a wild-card team. And there is a lot of work left to get that far.
Eli Manning and the New York Giants' offense bailed out their top-ranked defense.
New York Giants linebacker Antonio Pierce is out indefinitely after an MRI exam on Friday surprisingly revealed a bulging disk in his neck.
What in the name of power rankings has happened to the NFC East? The division that some thought would send three teams to the playoffs doesn’t look as if it deserves to send even one.
Philip Rivers showed the New York Giants exactly what they traded away in 2004, and this one really hurt the team that wanted Eli Manning so much.
San Francisco Giants ace Tim Lincecum has an agreement with a prosecutor in his home state of Washington that could settle his misdemeanor marijuana charge, The Columbian reported Friday.
There will be countless flowery stories written Sunday about Brett Favre’s revenge, Lambeau’s wasted jeers, Aaron Rodgers’ torment, and Packers G.M. Ted Thompson spending Sunday in his own private ninth circle of hell.
Score the first round of the New York-Philly twinbill in favor of the Eagles by brutal knockout.
The Arizona Cardinals conquered their House of Horrors, thanks to an opportunistic defense and big plays by their veterans.
PepsiCo signed an agreement to become the fourth cornerstone partner for the new stadium for the Jets and Giants.
Bon Jovi will play the kickoff concert next spring at the new $1.6 billion stadium that will serve as the home for the Giants and Jets.
It was 35 minutes into their game against the Titans, the Patriots had scored 52 points and Tom Brady had thrown six touchdown passes. The Patriots scored on eight consecutive possessions after missing a field goal on their opening drive.
Giants right tackle Kareem McKenzie strained his groin and was taken off of the field on a cart late in the first half of New York's game at New Orleans on Sunday.
Whatever revenge Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey believes he can exact against the Giants this weekend will be hollow as a drum.
Eli Manning is only taking the snaps his coaches think are most important to get him ready for the New York Giants' showdown with the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
Giants general manager Brian Sabean and manager Bruce Bochy have been planning for the 2010 season for a while now, even with their own contract situations unresolved.
Eli Manning and his hurting heel, even for less than a half, were more than enough for the New York Giants against the hapless Oakland Raiders.
After a week of worry, quarterback Eli Manning started for the New York Giants against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
The New York Giants are dealing with the loss of linebackers Michael Boley and Bryan Kehl, who both had surgery and will sit out this weekend against Oakland.
Now this could have been considered just a tad bit awkward: Giants general manager Brian Sabean and manager Bruce Bochy publicly discussing the 2009 season and looking ahead to next year before they even have new contracts.
After a week of worry about his right heel, Eli Manning threw two scoring passes and led the Giants on touchdown drives on their first four series Sunday. Then he left New York's game against Oakland late in the first half.
The greatest offensive line in the world couldn't have protected Eli Manning from this injury.
Randy Johnson made what could be the last appearance of his brilliant, 22-year big league career, pitching one adventuresome inning of relief in the San Francisco Giants' 4-3, 10-inning win over the San Diego Padres on Sunday.
Midterm Report On Giants, Jets, Patriots -- Courant.comShort, to the point evaluation of where they've been, and where they may be going. The Giants' next game is their season - lose to the Falcons on November 22nd and the wild card is all but done barring an unlikely crash by the Falcons, who have a soft schedule down the stretch.
Eli Manning, New York Giants embarrassed in blowout loss to Philadelphia EaglesHere's the thing Tom Coughlin: You have a rookie DC who is struggling to understand how to do what Spags did, hampered with the season loss of Kenny Phillips and Jay Alford (who had taken his game to the next level early this season), persistent Out injuries to Aaron Ross, Chris …
Has MLB never seen the "Dewey beats Truman" picture? Clearly they haven't because there is just no justification for this ridiculous act. I was reading the Los Angeles Times and look what I found.
New York Giants defense sees redemption in the Cards Sunday night against Kurt WarnerWhat were they waiting for? The defense was being exploited from the beginning, but they didn't make any visible adjustments. Spags wouldn't have let that continue. They admittedly watched game tape and discovered a defense they didn't recognize.
Fans in the New York market will be torn Sunday Night. Because of the rain in New York Saturday night Game 6 of the American League Championship Series between the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles of Anaheim has been postponed to Sunday night.
Giants' Pierce: Sorry Raiders 'need some guidance'Oakland has been called an NFL laughingstock by both the media and Raider haters. Now the criticism is coming from players around the league.
For first time, Oprah's pick is a story collectionThe latest pick from Oprah Winfrey is Uwem Akpan's debut short story collection, "Say You're One Of Them." The talk show host said she never before chose a collection of stories, but called Akapan's book "incredible."
Burress talks about night of shootingPlaxico Burress said security at a New York nightclub knew he had a gun on the night he accidentally shot himself while walking up a flight of stairs in November 2008.
Ex-Giant Burress pleads guilty to lesser charge in weapons case, agrees to 2-year jail term NEW YORK (AP) — Former New York Giant Plaxico Burress pleaded guilty Thursday to a weapons charge and agreed to a two-year prison term for accidentally shooting himself at a Manhattan nightclub.
Giants Defensive Line Shaping Up As Dominant UnitThey're calling it the Iowa formation... for the 515 area code. Five on the line, one LB, and five of the secondary. Creative formations are not only possible, they're a down right necessity with the incredible depth of talent on this defensive line.
Three Giants open camp on PUPAnd so it begins... two of the three new Free Agent acquisitions start off camp Physically Unable to Perform. That's a fair amount of money tied up in what were other teams' players last season, who are expected to contribute right away.
Check-up time for 19Sound like a lot of players to be injured before camp even starts, but many on the list are "undisclosed," and others are precautionary chess moves opening options in the season (i.e. getting PUP-ies status as a season option of either IR or active roster).
Scott Ostler of the San Francisco Chronicle on the Giants trade for Freddy Sanchez:
Randy Johnson seemed optimistic after having his injured shoulder examined by team doctors Monday, explaining: "I'm feeling a lot better than I was three weeks ago" and will "have to get with the doctor and see what he recommends and just kind of take it from there." Less than 2 …
Giants general manager Brian Sabean has talked about wanting to bring in some offense for weeks now and finally pulled the trigger Monday by sending Single-A pitching prospect Scott Barnes to the Indians for Ryan Garko.
Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports that "the Pirates' clubhouse is abuzz with word that a trade involving first baseman Adam LaRoche is imminent."
Jay Bruce rejoined the Reds' lineup Saturday following a brief benching that was meant to, as manager Dusty Baker put it, "clear his head." Instead he struck out in the top of the first inning and then fractured his wrist while attempting to make a diving catch in the bottom of …
This is rather interesting for several reasons:
* Ian Browne of MLB.com has an interesting note about 42-year-old Tim Wakefield's first All-Star selection: "Wakefield became the oldest player to make the All-Star team for the first time since Satchel Paige.
Zack Greinke has obviously been the big story for the Royals this year, but Sam Mellinger of the Kansas City Star notes that Billy Butler is at least giving fans a second reason for optimism while the team tries to avoid losing 90-plus games for the eighth time in a dozen seasons …
* As expected, Adrian Beltre will undergo shoulder surgery today and MLB.com reports that the best-case scenario has him returning in mid-August.
Yeah, I suppose that's corny, but there's really no other word to describe him. He completely dominated the Cardinals last night, staying perfect until the fifth inning and remaining near perfect for the rest of the game.
* Erika Gilbert of MLB.com reports that Roy Halladay is on track to return from his groin injury to start Monday against the Rays. Halladay threw a bullpen session yesterday, with manager Cito Gaston saying afterward that "he felt good."
B.J. Upton spent the first week of the season on the disabled list following winter shoulder surgery and hit just .204 with two homers, 60 strikeouts, and a measly .587 OPS in 45 games through the end of May.
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