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Can't talk right now. Limbering up my chat muscles. Preparing to make today's the greatest May chat in ESPN.com NFL history. You don't want to miss it. Make sure and get all of your links. New York Giants Steve Tisch, one of the Giants' owners,...

Monday marks the 23rd anniversary of Buster Douglas' thunderous, stunning win over the vastly favored Mike Tyson in Tokyo. And although it was a match of many myths, one thing's for certain: It was one of sports' greatest upsets. Here's a look at,...

Marv Levy got it right back in 2008 when we asked him to identify the greatest quarterback in NFL history. "To try to say who was the greatest would be an injustice to so many others," the Hall of Famer and former Buffalo Bills coach said. That...

Eli Manning makes the case that he's New York's finest QB ever, Adam Schefter writes.

One of the greatest Super Bowls in history is coming out for an encore, as the New York Giants and the New England Patriots hook up Feb. 5 in Indianapolis in a rematch of Super Bowl XLII just four years ago. There are 15 Giants and seven Patriots sti...

Terence Newman finished off an ugly stretch run with another poor effort.

Lawrence Taylor says if the Giants lose Sunday's game against the Cowboys, it'll be because they beat themselves.

With a difficult schedule approaching, Big Blue must get its act together very soon.

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Before he made one of the greatest catches in Super Bowl history, former New York Giants receiver David Tyree had one of the worst practices ever, Sheldon Spencer writes.

After 297 consecutive starts over 19 seasons, one of the greatest individual streaks in all of sports, Brett Favre ran into an injury he couldn't beat and sat down.

Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes before leaving in the fourth quarter Sunday with a bruised heel, and the unbeaten New York Giants coasted, 27-16 over the winless and hapless Kansas City Chiefs.

With their cap share in mind, these NFC East players have the most to prove.

Story | Conversation | July 06, 2009

The Steelers' D had another dominant performance in Week 15. Does it rank among the greatest of all time?

If the Patriots win Super Bowl XLII, Tuesday Morning Quarterback says they will be the greatest team to ever play the game -- unless there is more truth to learn.

It's time for Peyton Manning's doubters to realize we're watching one of the greatest performances ever by a QB.

Story | Conversation | November 17, 2004