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Giants tight end Kevin Boss has a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving. And he wants to share it with you. If you have a lot to be thankful for, and want to spend time with the Bossman, email him at Thanks@KevinBossMan.com, and tell him what you are thankful for. Kevin will select two [...]
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Eight games into the season, there’s only one thing anyone can say about the Giants with any conviction:
They desperately need the bye week.
I’ve been around losing teams before, but I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a group less sure exactly why they’re losing. They haven’t experienced a slide like this since 2006, before most of them were...
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Hard as it is to believe, the Giants’ defense could soon be at full strength.
OK, maybe not full strength, but they could soon be pretty close now that both DT Chris Canty (calf) and LB Michael Boley (knee) are back at practice. Canty said he practiced fully today and Boley said he took about half the snaps. And both players said they felt pretty good when the workout was...
Via New York Football Giants Talk
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November 03, 2009
Newark Star-Ledger's Mike Garafolo wraps up the Giants dreadful performance.On Jerry Reese:GM Jerry Reese. I’ve been holding out on this one to see how Brown would do over the past couple of weeks, but he’s strung enough bad games together for me to fire this bullet. My point is I understand the Giants are without Kenny Phillips on the back end and that they have to go light...
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November 02, 2009
It looks like Michael Boley and Chris Canty will begin praticing again on Wednesday. With the Giants having the worst three game defensive stretch since 1973 anything will help.
When Boley was on the field he was everywhere and if healthy should help the defensive unit and its time for Canty to start earning his hefty [...]
Via Giants Football Blog
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November 03, 2009
In the press conference following Sunday’s 40-17 disaster in Philadelphia, Giants quarterback Eli Manning made it clear to reporters that his foot is healed and the injury that knocked him out of a game against the Chiefs earlier this season is not to blame for his recent struggles.
“It feels great, I’m not taping it or [...]
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November 04, 2009
Check out this great photo of an Aaron Ross interception:
photo taken from silentarchimedes.files.wordpress.com
Via Jerry's Wheelhouse
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November 02, 2009
I've got a lot on my mind grapes, so hopefully we'll have a productive week here. We'll start with some fertile blogging ground, a three-game skid by the hometown 53. Or 45. Whatever. As I said in the original (and more optimistic) version of this post, I was relatively fine with the bloodbath in New Orleans. It's just one of those games you see every year where...
Via Sports Blog Net
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November 04, 2009
According to giants.com writer, Michael Eisen, the leaders of this team in particular Antonio Pierce stepped up and criticized their efforts for the last three weeks. Pierce went on to state, "We are turning into the laughingstocks as far as how we are playing defense." Pretty powerful words from the coach of the defensive unit. I mean giving up 112 points in three games...
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November 03, 2009
Steelers free safety Ryan Clark's status is in question for the team's upcoming MNF matchup against the Denver Broncos.
Via NY Post
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November 05, 2009
The battered and beaten Giants defense plans to welcome back two key performers this week, as expectations are that linebacker Michael Boley and defensive tackle Chris Canty will be on the field Sunday against the Chargers. Both injured players were ...
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November 04, 2009
The job of turning around the New York Giants
belongs to Eli Manning, Antonio Pierce and the other leaders on the defending
NFC East champions.
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