Category: GIANTS

Reading Time: < 1 minuteEli Manning has officially retired from the National Football League, after a great sixteen year career. His time was characterized by 2 Super Bowl rings and Super Bowl MVPs, four pro bowl selections, and six playoff appearances with the New York Giants. A brief timeline: 2004: Drafted first to the San Diego Chargers. 2004 (Later that night): Traded to the. New York Giants 2006: Playoff appearance 2007: Playoff appearance 2008: SB Champ and SB MVP 2009: Playoff appearance 2012: SB Champ and SB MVP 2017: Playoff appearance Notable stats: 7th in all-time passing touchdowns 7th...

Reading Time: 2 minutesNow that we are almost two decades past the legendary draft class of 2004, many of the stars who shaped my young sports fandom are stepping away from football. These players, such as Larry Fitzgerald and Ben Rothlisberger are clearly locks for Canton’s first ballot, but there is one player that deserves the same respect; Eli Manning. Since being traded to New York on draft night, Eli Manning has become the greatest statistical QB in New York Football history –  even better than Joe Namath. Eli has more yards, a much better Touchdown to Interception Ratio...

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn what was one of two highly anticipated “Tank Bowls” of Sunday (Cincinnati @ Miami as the other), an overtime thriller resulted in a New York Giants win, improving their record to 4-11. Though, improved might not be the best term to describe it. Let’s breakdown their 41-35 victory in Washington: The strong win was led by emerging rookie QB Daniel Jones, who returned from a two week injury absence / final Eli sendoff. “Danny Dimes” put up 352 passing yards with 5 passing touchdowns. This was the first time that a rookie ever had 350+...