With Will Beatty A Question Mark, Sean Locklear Becomes The Starting Left TackleWith Will Beatty struggling because of back issues, Locklear is the projected starting left tackle for the Super Bowl champions. No one, though, is ready to say that he will be there when the season starts in two weeks.
Giants' Super Bowl Defense Strengthened Through DraftThe Giants have strengthened their Super Bowl title defense through a strong 2012 NFL draft.
Giants Take Offensive Tackle Brandon Mosley, Tight End Adrien Robinson In Fourth RoundThe New York Giants filled a need on the offensive line by taking Auburn offensive tackle Brandon Mosley with their second pick in the fourth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday.
Palladino: Big Blue Will Make The Most Out Of The 32nd PickWhatever happens next Thursday, the Giants’ brain trust will have about five hours to ponder their move. It needs to be a good one, even at No. 32.
Jerry Reese: Giants In 'Early Stages' Of Player EvaluationsWith 20 players set to become unrestricted free agents and Victor Cruz saying he wants more money, the Giants have some big decisions to make.
Hartnett: Tynes Hits Overtime-Winning Field Goal, Giants Are Going To The Super BowlLawrence Tynes kicked an overtime-winning field goal to send the Giants to Super Bowl 46. Giants are going to Indianapolis!
Dottino: Giants Play 'Giants Football'An old formula has resurfaced in the new building. The Giants used a power running game, an opportunistic passing attack and a stifling defense to wipe out the Falcons.
Just In Time For Playoff Push, Giants' Run Game Finally ArrivesFor only the second time this season, the Giants head into Sunday's game against Washington coming off consecutive 100-yard rushing efforts as a team.
Dottino: Cowboys Vs. Giants PreviewThe Giants should consider themselves very fortunate – the schedule maker gave them two games against the first-place Cowboys in the final month of the season.
Dottino: Is The Giants' Glass Half-Full Or Half-Empty?A pessimist will tell you that there are no moral victories in the NFL. Roger Goodell does not count them when he sends teams into the postseason.
Dottino: Pathetic Performance From GiantsCoach Tom Coughlin made no excuses for how his Giants, specifically, the offense, failed to bring the proper intensity needed to beat the desperate Philadelphia Eagles. The horror show was all on tape, anyway.
