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Saquon Barkley reaches 1,000 yards, Eli Manning throws 3 TDs in blowout
Saquon Barkley took the handoff and angled to his right.
Then he saw the cutback lane.
And he was gone.
The rookie has hurdled men standing almost straight up this season. He has broken ankles with his cuts. He has stiff-armed defenders into submission.
And Sunday, he displayed his pure speed.
He cut left near the line of scrimmage and sprinted untouched for 78 yards to score his franchise rookie record 13th touchdown....
Lauletta enters with Giants leading 40-0
Sunday’s blowout victory over the Washington Redskins allowed the New York Giants to get their first regular-season look at rookie quarterback Kyle Lauletta.
Lauletta entered the game at the beginning of the fourth quarter with the Giants leading 40-0.
Lauletta was active for the first time last week against the Chicago Bears. The rookie threw an interception on his second pass as a third-and-10 pass intended for Russell Shepard was picked off by...
The Washington Redskins were booed off the field after a brutal first half on Sunday against the New York Giants. Washington went into halftime down 34-0. They were hardly able to stop the Giants on defense and barely able to move the ball on offense. The remaining Redskins fans at the game had enough of the display and made their feelings known with some boos. Washington had just two first downs and 51 total yards in the half, which would put any fan to sleep. Things were so bad they ended...
The disaster that was Sunday’s Washington Redskins game unfolded on multiple levels at FedEx Field. The Redskins fell behind 34-0 at halftime against the New York Giants as Mark Sanchez proved to be a totally inept replacement for Alex Smith or Colt McCoy at quarterback. Les Carpenter of the Washington Post shared a halftime video of many fans who weren’t bothering to hang around for the second half as fans began to jam the exits. It looks as if some fans are actually lined up trying to...
Your second-half open thread
The Giants lead the Washington Redskins 34-0 after the first half of football.
The second game between Washington and the Giants got off about as expected given the injuries suffered by both offenses.
New York won the opening coin toss and elected to defer, giving the ball to Washington to start the afternoon. The Giants’ defense quickly capitalized on offensive miscues to end Washington’s first drive, getting the ball to the Giants’ offense....
Saquon Barkley makes every New York Giants game worth watching. The rookie running back does some incredible things on a weekly basis, and was at it again on Sunday. Check out the speed here as Barkley goes 78 yards to the house against Washington Sunday. This touchdown gave the Giants a 17-0 lead over their rival, which is crumbling with Mark Sanchez under center.
Even at 6-6 on the season, there’s a feeling of doom surrounding the Washington Redskins. Having lost two quarterbacks to serious injuries, the Redskins are forced to rely on Mark Sanchez under center. In no way is it a surprise that Sanchez was absolutely brutal in the first half against the last place New York Giants. He went 5-of-13 for 16 net passing yards with zero touchdowns and two interceptions en route to seeing his Redskins trail 34-0 at halftime. That included a horrible...
The New York Giants are ripping up the Washington Redskins rush defense, led by Saquon Barkley.Barkley broke loose for a 78-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
The New York Giants won’t have one of their top offensive players in today’s game with the Washington Redskins, as receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is out with an injury. The injury in question is bruised quadriceps, and while a decision was put off until the day before the game, Beckham was finally ruled out and will not play. It’s a big loss in a game where some favor the Giants to win partially because of Washington’s own injury troubles, which saw quarterbacks Alex Smith and Colt McCoy...
First half open thread
It will be a cool, mostly cloudy day just outside of Washington DC when the New York Giants take the field against the Washington Redskins.
Winter Storm Diego is dumping snow and cold rain across Virginia and the Carolinas, but today there is no chance of rain (or snow) in the forecast at FedEx Field.
And it’s just as well as the Giants are trying to get their first divisional win of the season while closing the door on Washington’s Wild Card hopes, and hoping to...
The Giants are winning Sunday ... unless they don’t
Be scared, New York Giants fans! Very scared! Your Big Blue View contributors are nearly unanimous in picking the 4-8 Giants to defeat the 6-6 Washington Redskins at FedEx Field in Landover, Md. on Sunday.
Chris PflumThis is one of those games the Giants should win.
They’re facing a team on its third string quarterback, missing two starting offensive linemen (and three back-ups), and their third cornerback. The duo of Mark Sanchez...
Can the Giants control Adrian Peterson?
What are some of the keys to victory for the New York Giants on Sunday vs. the Washington Redskins. Here are a few things to look for.
The Giants without OdellThe Giants have been playing much better on offense in recent weeks. They have averaged 24.25 points over their last eight games, and 29.25 over their last four. How well will the offense perform with Odell Beckham Jr. sitting out the game because of a bruised quad, an injury apparently suffered...
How to watch the Giants’ Week 14 matchup with Washington
Happy Sunday and game day, New York Giants fans. Today, we have a Sunday afternoon matchup between the Giants (4-8) and the Washington Redskins (6-6).
Sunday’s matchup is between two teams trending in opposite directions. The Redskins are coming off their third straight loss, which last week was at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles. At one point this season, the Redskins were cruising, in first place in the NFC East with a...
The Giants‘ opponent Sunday, Washington, will be dealing with a greater volume of injury replacements, but the Big Apple’s NFC team will be missing its biggest star. Odell Beckham Jr. will not play in Week 14. The Giants ruled out Beckham for their Redskins rematch because of a bruised quadriceps. Although Beckham practiced this week on a limited basis, the Giants are sitting him for the first time this season. New York’s 4-8 record may well be contributing to the decision. This...
The New York Giants will have to make due without Odell Beckham Jr. against the Washington Redskins on Sunday. The Giants announced Saturday that OBJ will not play against the Redskins because of a bruised quadriceps...
Star wide receiver wasn’t on injury report until Friday
Well, this news certainly changes things. The New York Giants have ruled Odell Beckham Jr, out of Sunday’s game against the Washington Redskins due to a quad injury.
Beckham was not on the Giants’ injury report until Friday, after he had done on Facebook to admit that his quad had been bothering him since he was leg-whipped on the final play of a Week 12 game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Coach Pat Shurmur said on Friday that...
The New York Giants will not have their star wide receiver Sunday against the Washington Redskins. The Giants ruled Odell Beckham Jr. out on Saturday afternoon, with the wide receiver nursing a quad injury. This all came about very abruptly, as Beckham wasn’t even listed on the injury report for most of the week. Either the Giants were caught off guard by the severity of it or Beckham’s condition took a turn for the worse late Friday into Saturday. Beckham looked healthy a week ago, so...
Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr., whose bruised quad was thought to be nothing serious on Friday, was surprisingly scratched from Sunday's game vs. the Redskins.
New York Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. has been ruled out of Sunday's game against Washington due to a bruised quadriceps, the team announced Saturday...
25 questions with a former first-round draft pick
In 1994, the Giants had a stud running back by the name of Rodney Hampton. Kenyon Rasheed was a part-time fullback, plus backup RBs Dave Meggett, Gary Downs and Keith Elias. Hampton had just completed his fourth straight 1,000-yard season and had scored 39 TDs so far. But, his contract year was approaching and the club wanted a younger version of the stud running back.
1995 Action Packed #124 - courtesy Barry ShuckThey then drafted...