New York Giants

The Giants season came to a disappointing end yesterday and now the question is will long time Head Coach Tom Coughlin stay or go?

They may not be delivering on the field the way fans had hoped this season, but a group of New York Giants players helped deliver when it mattered most.

Jon Bon Jovi has written a letter to Buffalo Bills fans explaining why he wants to own the team.

Is it too early to be ready for some football? Apparently not, since we are only days away from the first pre-season games!

There will be a Manning playing quarterback at MetLife Stadium for the Superbowl in a couple of weeks, but for Giants fans, it's clearly the wrong one.

New York Giants superstar Victor Cruz paid tribute to a young boy who lost his life in the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy during yesterday's game.

If you carved out 3 precious hours from your busy schedule this weekend so you could enjoy the Giant's game, you were sorely disappointed once again and probably should know better by now.

Hey fellow Giants fans. Did you also start the night with hope and excitement, and wind up with that same old bad feeling in your stomach and a tear in your eye? You're not alone.

I don't want to sound like a spoiled Giants fan, but I'm sorry, the Super Bowl just isn't quite the same when Eli and the boys aren't involved.

As we reported to you yesterday, star New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz kept his post game promise to visit the family of a 6 year old Newtown victim. Jack Pinto loved Victor Cruz, and when Cruz found out about it, he wrote the boys name on his football shoes just prior to Sunday's game in tribute.

Giants receiver Victor Cruz has visited the home of the 6-year-old Connecticut shooting victim who was buried in a replica Cruz jersey.

The heartbreak of the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy is evident all over the country and world and the NFL was no different. Victor Cruz of the New York Giants and the team itself paid tribute to the victims during yesterday's game.