Giants

Jersey Shore Giants fans who were hoping for a harmonious, winning season from our beloved Big Blue may have to be a little concerned.

When I saw this picture I knew it was from this weekend, but I couldn't remember if it was from the Halloween party we went to, or the Mets game or the Giants game I unfortunately watched.

We all know that everything in New Jersey is expensive, so it shouldn't be a surprise to any of us that the upcoming Superbowl at MetLife Stadium is expected to cost of $70 million, the most ever, anywhere.

If there was any question that the National Football League is concerned with passing, that issue was clarified on Thursday night at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

We all know that sports fans are superstitious. What I didn't know was how much luck we bring to our favorite team. I think my combination of a Tom Couhglin shirt and my new Giants pajamas gave the Giants just enough to beat the Redskins yesterday.

I thought it would be cute to have a fantasy football league with my wife, Diane. She loves football as much as I do, and I thought it would be something we could enjoy together. Wow, was I wrong!

The Giants are champs, the Jets have Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow. It's football season again and we love it!!

Kyle Walters of Point Pleasant has always dreamed of going to a Giants Super Bowl game. And now that dream is coming true...sort of. Kyle packed his car and set off for Indianapolis this morning with nothing more than some clothes and a parking pass. He's hoping to get a ticket with the $1000 budget he has.

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I have been a Giants fan my whole life and that means I've been through a lot. I've seen big wins, and big heartbreaks. I have to say that the game last night was one of the most amazing, stressful and exhausting games I have ever seen. Nothing is ever easy with those Giants! They really make the fans earn it, but we love them...especially this morning!

Lawrence Tynes booted the Giants into the Super Bowl again.

Pete Serafin, who is a successful businessman from New York and huge Packers fan, decided to take some of his friends (Giants fans) cross country in an RV to catch this past weekend's playoff game in Green Bay. According to businessinsider.com, he hired waitresses, stocked the RV with food and beverages and of course, tickets to the game. Total cost to watch his beloved Packers lose? $240,000! Rea