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Category Archives: New York Giants
Penn State sneaks in a Big Ten basketball game while the Daniel Jones bandwagon comes to a screeching halt
Yeah, it’s a little late for a weekend recap, but I’ve been busy working remotely in the morning and making a Mike and the Mad Dog parody in the afternoon. Sports weren’t fun on Sunday, but at least there was … Continue reading
Posted in Big Ten Basketball, Big Ten Football, National Football League, New York Giants, Penn State Basketball, Penn State Football
Tagged Arizona Cardinals, Daniel Jones, Haason Reddick, Hunter Dickinson, Illinois Fighting Illini, Jahan Dotson, Michigan State Spartans, Michigan Wolverines, New York Giants, Penn State Nittany Lions
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I almost had a perfect sports weekend, but Penn State Basketball ruins everything
I was about two minutes of game time away from having a perfect sports weekend, but Penn State Basketball made sure that didn’t happen. The least favorite child of the athletic department blew an 84-76 lead to Seton Hall and … Continue reading
Posted in Big Ten Basketball, Big Ten Football, National Football League, New York Giants, NFC East, Penn State Basketball, Penn State Football
Tagged James Franklin, Joe Judge, New York Giants, Penn State Nittany Lions, Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Sean Clifford, Seton Hall Pirates, Washington Football Team, Wayne Gallman
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Giants slam door on Eagles this time, draw within reach of NFC East title
In any other year, the New York Football Giants’ 27-17 win over Philadelphia on Sunday would be something to build on. It would be a sign that the team is growing under first-year head coach Joe Judge and learning how … Continue reading
Giants force five turnovers, still almost lose to Football Team
I’ll give the Giants credit. They did not waste any of the takeaways they got against Washington Football Team on Sunday. New York needed all five to come away with a 23-20 victory that dealt a serious blow to their … Continue reading
Posted in National Football League, New York Giants, NFC East
Tagged Alex Smith, Daniel Jones, Tua Tagovailoa
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Giants waste 11-point lead in Philadelphia, but are still very much alive in the NFC East
After the New York Giants lost their first five games of the season, I figured at least I wouldn’t have to experience the team completely blowing a game that they had wrapped up in the fourth quarter. Even if that … Continue reading
Oh goodness the Giants are bad
I had a conversation with my wife on Sunday night after the Giants lost 36-9 to the 49ers. She thought it was hilarious that Big Blue lost by 27 points in a game that I thought they would win. I … Continue reading
Giants lose to Bears and lose Barkley, but at least they didn’t give up
I didn’t watch the second half of the Giants vs. Bears game on Sunday afternoon because of Rosh Hashanah, but I just checked out the highlights and it looked a lot more fun than the first half. For the first … Continue reading
You have to believe in the Mets plus some NFL picks
The Mets beat the Braves 7-2 on Saturday night, meaning they’ve now won three of their last four and are just 1.5 games outside of the postseason. I saw some fans on Twitter talk about how they don’t want to … Continue reading
Giants see epic drive end in failure, fall to Steelers in opener
The New York Football Giants played football for the first time in 2020 last night and the results weren’t all that surprising give the opponent. The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to do big things this season with future Hall of … Continue reading
The Mets are trying to eliminate themselves, but at least NFL football is here
Yes, the Mets are still very much technically alive in the National League pennant race. Even though they lost again to the Blue Jays in Buffalo, they’re still only two games back of the final playoff spot because the San … Continue reading
