Here’s a review of the final week of training camp and a final look back at the 24-10 loss to the Ravens.
 
The Good
Defensive Line Play: The unit remains the deepest part of the roster.  Justin Tuck and Rocky Bernard starred with 2 sacks

After exceptional rookie seasons and high expectations for their sophomore campaigns, it is time to begin the debate: which wide receiver is better, Hakeem Nicks or Michael Crabtree? Considering the storied traditions of the New York Football Giants and

New York Giants Wide Receiver Hakeem Nicks heads into his second year in the NFL as a favored contender to be the Giants top Wide Receiver.
With this honor, as well as being in the biggest market, it is somewhat surprising that he is not being

The New York Giants will be very short handed at quarterback Saturday when they take on the Pittsburgh Steelers. It will be the team’s second preseason game.
Starting QB Eli Manning is unavailable after receiving 12 stitches in his forehead after being

The Giants’ defense will play better in 2010.  After all, how could they possibly be any worse than they were in 2009?  After the New Orleans Saints exposed the Giant’s gruesome threesome—Michael Johnson, Aaron Rouse and C.C.

There’s this myth going around that Eli Manning is an elite NFL quarterback coming into the 2010 season.
Let’s look at Manning’s stats from 2009, his best statistical year in the league: 317-509, for a 62.3 completion percentage, 4,021 yards, 27

Ahmad Bradshaw was clearly the better running back for the Giants last season as Brandon Jacobs struggled with a knee issue. This offseason Jacobs had some clean up work on his knee, and some wondered if a return to the top 20 fantasy backs was in the

Hakeem Nicks had a solid rookie season for the Giants last year. He caught 47 passes for 790 yards (16.8 ypc) and 6 touchdowns. He had 411 yards after the catch, which is an impressive number given his relatively few receptions. He is big at

Coming off a season where he posted career bests in passing yards (4,021), touchdown passes (27), and completion percentage (62.3 percent), Eli Manning enters 2010 with many analysts wondering if he can display the consistency to build upon that

Perhaps, Brandon Jacobs’ sheer size caused people to get giddy, thinking that he would simply run through people and into the end zone, racking up the TDs and ultimately causing him to be overvalued…
The thing is, could the correction have gone