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Bill Parcells says the Giants struggles in the red zone have come from an inability to run the ball into the end zone.

Red Skins CB DeAngelo Hall says it takes a full team effort to stop Eli Manning and the Giants.

Bobby Valentine defends the line-ups he has put out against the Yankees. Buck Showalter says he won't be disappointed to be in the AL wild-card game.

Antonio Pierce says the Giants are strong enough to recover if they go 0-2. Bobby Valentine says Derek Jeter does not get lucky hits, he knows what he is doing at the plate.

Adam Schefter breaks the Saints player news. Adam Jones says last night was the biggest hit of his career. Bobby Valentine says why wouldn't he be back?

Bobby Valentine calls the Orioles "lucky". Buck Showalter responds saying spend a week with us and you will know why we are winning. Ramses Barden says he's improved his game.

Lance Armstrong gives up his fight with USADA and doping charges. Do you feel sorry for Lance or do you see him as a fraud?

Bobby Valentine says the players/ownership meeting doesn't bother him and it is old news. Mark Schlereth says Tebow can not be an effective starter.

Terry Francona says things spiral out of control with the Boston media. Adam Schefter says a deal for the officials is not immenent.

Sal Paolantonio explains why Donovan McNabb is to blame for the Eagles' struggles in the red zone and the Giants' deficiencies on the offensive side of the ball.

Jon Heyman, Giants quarterback Eli Manning, Patrick McEnroe and Red Sox manager Terry Francona join Michael Kay.

Erik Kuselias explains why Barry Bonds decided not to sue Curt Schilling and Greeny and Golic examine the idea of a 17th regular season game in the NFL.

Sean Payton discusses the turn around of the Saints; Mike Ditka on Rex Grossman and Eli Manning; Dan Patrick and Colin Cowherd don't understand the Red Sox.

Greeny and Golic react to the Bears' loss to the Patriots; Eric Allen and Joe Theismann discuss QB situations; Buster Olney says Manny Ramirez could be traded to the Giants.