Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'mathiaskiwanuka'
February 26, 2008
If you can't get enough of the Giants winning Super Bowl XLII, we've got some good news for you...the Super Bowl XLII DVD is out today! While the DVD has a runtime of nearly three hours, it doesn't contain the whole game. What you do get from the DVD is a recap of the entire Giants season, culminating with highlights from the Super Bowl (without Joe Buck, if that's how you like it). The DVD......
Continue Reading "New DVD Allows Fans to Relive Giants' Super Bowl Win"November 19, 2007
It was a big win. It was a lucky win. It was a costly win. And while Jon Kitna may not think the Giants are better than Detroit, in the end they were good enough to beat them 16-10. New York appeared to have the game in control when they got the ball back with a 16-3 lead and only ten minutes to go in the game. But, the Giants’ offense stalled and Detroit needed......
Continue Reading "Giants Escape From Detroit"September 17, 2007
Hopefully, Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo didn’t buy a house when he moved to New York this off-season. After two games it looks as if Spagnuolo and Tom Coughlin will be looking for new jobs very soon. The numbers are hideous, 80 points allowed in two games, over 800 yard allowed and opponents have completed an astounding 71% of their passes against them, but the visual evidence is even worse. Mathias Kiwanuka looks lost at......
Continue Reading "The Giants Are Defenseless"November 20, 2006
The walking wounded head into Jacksonville tonight desperately seeking a win. New York will play this game without the following starters: two defensive ends, their left tackle, one wide receiver, two linebackers and a quarterback. In addition, their star running back has a sprained thumb. Luckily for the Giants, the Jaguars have problems of their own. David Garrard will start at quarterback with Byron Leftwich probably out for the season. Fred Taylor has a balky......
Continue Reading "Can The Depleted Giants Respond?"May 1, 2006
Anytime you can walk away with two players who are rated #1 at their position, you have had an excellent draft and that is exactly what the Jets did. D'Brickashaw Ferguson and Nick Mangold will form the nucleus of their offensive line for the next decade. Kellen Clemens has a great arm and while he will need time to develop, could challenge Pennington and Ramsey for the starting job by the end of the year.......
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