Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the New York Giants.
Joe Judge didn’t exactly perform above expectations as a rookie head coach for the New York Giants in 2020. A 6-10 finish wasn’t good enough to win a weak NFC East, but there were still reasons to think Judge has the Giants headed in the right direction.
The New York Giants head out West to take on the Seattle Seahawks for their Week 13 matchup. New York sitting at 4-7, look to keep this game competitive as they will be without quarterback Daniel Jones this weekend. Meanwhile, at 8-3, Seattle is hoping to begin their final push for the no. 1 seed in the National Football Conference.
The New York Giants (3-7) head to Paul Brown Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals (2-7-1). By looking at the teams’ records, one would think this game doesn’t mean much. But the Giants play in the NFC (L)East. With a win today, and an Eagles loss on Monday, Big Blue would be in first place in the division.
In this Week 10 matchup, the 3-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles look to sweep the season series over the 2-7 New York Giants for the fourth year in a row. This comes after the Eagles came back to win the first meeting, 22-21, in Week 7. The Eagles are starting to get healthier, so they will look to make easier work of the lowly Giants.
Week 10 of the NFL season is officially here, meaning just seven games remain after the weekend. Desperate for wins to try and get in their respective league’s fantasy playoffs, owners will have to deal with a tough week with three of the NFL’s worst defensive units on their individual bye weeks.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 9 in the NFL.
Sleepwalking through the first half during their Monday Night matinee with the Giants, Tom Brady and the Buccaneers found themselves down 14-6 heading into halftime. Able to force him to hold the ball in the pocket early on in the game, the Giants looked well on their way to handing Tampa Bay their third loss of the season.
Yesterday there was a lot of crazy and wild action in the NFL. Multiple star players struggled, while there were several players to score two touchdowns. However, that was yesterday, and today is a new day. Whatever you won or lost yesterday doesn’t matter anymore.
The Philadelphia Eagles may have beat the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football but don’t let that fool you. It’s clear that head coach Doug Pederson is still the biggest problem in Philly right now.
On Thursday night, a sloppy game in every aspect ended with the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) pulling off an 11-point comeback against the New York Giants (1-6) to emerge with a 22-21 win. Carson Wentz quieted the doubters and haters by leading a team that was down to practice squad players to victory.
For their matchup of the season, the New York Giants travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the New York Giants.
Joe Judge didn’t exactly perform above expectations as a rookie head coach for the New York Giants in 2020. A 6-10 finish wasn’t good enough to win a weak NFC East, but there were still reasons to think Judge has the Giants headed in the right direction.
The New York Giants head out West to take on the Seattle Seahawks for their Week 13 matchup. New York sitting at 4-7, look to keep this game competitive as they will be without quarterback Daniel Jones this weekend. Meanwhile, at 8-3, Seattle is hoping to begin their final push for the no. 1 seed in the National Football Conference.
The New York Giants (3-7) head to Paul Brown Stadium to take on the Cincinnati Bengals (2-7-1). By looking at the teams’ records, one would think this game doesn’t mean much. But the Giants play in the NFC (L)East. With a win today, and an Eagles loss on Monday, Big Blue would be in first place in the division.
In this Week 10 matchup, the 3-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles look to sweep the season series over the 2-7 New York Giants for the fourth year in a row. This comes after the Eagles came back to win the first meeting, 22-21, in Week 7. The Eagles are starting to get healthier, so they will look to make easier work of the lowly Giants.
Week 10 of the NFL season is officially here, meaning just seven games remain after the weekend. Desperate for wins to try and get in their respective league’s fantasy playoffs, owners will have to deal with a tough week with three of the NFL’s worst defensive units on their individual bye weeks.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 9 in the NFL.
Sleepwalking through the first half during their Monday Night matinee with the Giants, Tom Brady and the Buccaneers found themselves down 14-6 heading into halftime. Able to force him to hold the ball in the pocket early on in the game, the Giants looked well on their way to handing Tampa Bay their third loss of the season.
Yesterday there was a lot of crazy and wild action in the NFL. Multiple star players struggled, while there were several players to score two touchdowns. However, that was yesterday, and today is a new day. Whatever you won or lost yesterday doesn’t matter anymore.
The Philadelphia Eagles may have beat the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football but don’t let that fool you. It’s clear that head coach Doug Pederson is still the biggest problem in Philly right now.
On Thursday night, a sloppy game in every aspect ended with the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) pulling off an 11-point comeback against the New York Giants (1-6) to emerge with a 22-21 win. Carson Wentz quieted the doubters and haters by leading a team that was down to practice squad players to victory.
For their matchup of the season, the New York Giants travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday Night Football. The
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