New York Giants

Tom Coughlin has signed a two-year contract extension through the 2014 season with the New York Giants.

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The New York Football Giants open the 2012 season Sept 5th at MetLife Stadium hosting the Dallas Cowboys. That’s over 90 days away! If you can’t wait another 3 months for football, The NFL has released “New York Gia

The annual contract drama that surrounded Osi Umenyiora before the Giants defensive end signed a restructured contract Friday appeared well in the past during his first field session of Monday's organized team activity.

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The wait is over Giants fans! Now we can spend this summer and however long we want, reliving that magical 2011 season that ended in the Super Bowl XLVI Championship, on dvd.

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The Super Bowl-champion Giants and two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Osi Umenyiora have agreed to a new contract.

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Federal prosecutors in New Jersey say a former NFL player has admitted that he intentionally failed to file
federal income tax returns for several years.

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Yesterday, the report came out about Stephanie Gorman, a New York Rangers fan from Brick who was assaulted while leaving the Rangers/Devils playoff game in Newark on Saturday. This, on the heels of Flyers fan, Dennis Veteri punching an off-duty police officer and Iraq war veteran unconscious in Phil

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Stacy Robinson, a wide receiver who won two Super Bowls with the New York Giants before working with the players' union, has died at the age of 50 after a battle with cancer. He was 50.

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Giants quarterback Eli Manning got a shot in at New Jersey during his Saturday Night Live hosting gig.

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The late Steve Fredericks, a sports talk legend in Philadelphia, once told me that when an athlete gives a reporter his cell phone number, he has that reporter in his pocket. A former hockey player and broadcaster told me some players would play the reporters by cuddling up to them to get positive stories and also avoid negative ones. Since sports began, athletes have been using people for jobs, sex, and in Brandon Jacobs' case, a free ride.

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