From syndicated NFL columnist Bob Glauber… …..But the coach will surely make it his business to ensure Bradshaw stays on the straight and narrow. After all, there’s more to being a starting running back in the NFL than just playing the games. It’s time Bradshaw realizes that how he conducts himself off the field is [...]
Have the Giants Solved Their RB Problems From ’09?
From long-time Giants’ beat writer, Ernie Palladino……… Aside from nearly knocking his quarterback into next week (totally not Brandon Jacobs‘ fault, by the way), do you think Jacobs looked like he was over his problems from last year? I thought he showed some power, which is a good sign. No need to talk about Ahmad [...]
Buzz: Bradshaw Ahead of Jacobs?
Tom Canavan, the AP beat writer assigned to the Giants is at camp everyday, so he’s been watching intently. There’s nothing wrong with his eyesight. I think there’s something to this, too. I’ve seen a lot of #44 and very little of #27….. But this could be one of two things: the Giants don’t want [...]
Big Blue Looking for Giant Improvement in Ground Game
Consider this another reminder of just how important it will be for the 2010 Giants to run the ball effectively. By now you know the story: Two years ago, when the Giants finished 12-4, they led the league in rushing. Last year, when they finished 8-8, the Giants finished 17th in the league, rushing for 681 less yards than they [...]
GFB Fan Feedback: Analyzing the Running Game
One of the things that surprised me about the Giants 2010 draft was that they neglected to get a RB prospect. It’s not that a team has to walk away from every draft with a back (though they should at least take a viable UDFA every season), but considering both the lack of production in [...]
Giant Talk of the Day: Mini-Camp Questions
ESPN New York’s Ohm Youngmisuk has a must-read for Giants’ fans identifying five things to look for in mini-camp as the team reports to the Meadowlands today for the first of three mandatory camp days. Here’s a summary and some thoughts: Middle Linebacker: Considered to be the most watched competition in camp as Jonathan Goff, Phillip Dillard, Gerris Wilkinson, [...]
Injury Update: Giants Dealing With Too Many Rehabs?
Injury Issues of 2009 Spilling Over Into This Season Two years ago two key players for the New York Giants had off season knee surgery. Fred Robbins and Barry Cofield both went under the knife during the off season to repair torn up knee ligaments and to no surprise…they had terrible seasons. Thinking back upon [...]
The Running Game Takes a Hit
Ahmad Bradshaw did not practice today and is sporting some new crutches to go with his boot. According to coach Coughlin Bradshaw has now injured his other foot and has an ankle sprain. Bradshaw may not even travel with the team to Denver, which would mean Danny would step into the number 2 role and [...]
Read: Smith, Manningham, Passing Attack Look Good
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, this Sunday’s game against the Cowboys marked the first time in Giants history in which they had two different receivers have ten receptions each. Just to refresh your memory. Steve Smith: 10 receptions, 134 yards and a TD Mario Manningham: 10 receptions, 150 yards, and a TD Smith is [...]
Read: Giants Players Talk After First Game
DE Osi Umenyiora: Q. Granted this is the preseason, but it must feel good to be back out there, making some nice plays. A. It felt good, but that’s what I expect to do every time I go out there. You know the way the game is, some times you make those plays, some times [...]


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