Showing posts with label George Willis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Willis. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2012

Eli Manning Giants quarterback outdueled Aaron Rodgers Packers quarterback

OUTFLEXING CLAY: Eli Manning runs, pursued by Packers linebacker Clay Matthews, during the fourth quarter of the Giants’ 37-20 victory yesterday in the NFC divisional playoffs at Lambeau Field.
ANTHONY J. CAUSI
OUTFLEXING CLAY: Eli Manning runs, pursued by Packers linebacker Clay Matthews, during the fourth quarter of the Giants’ 37-20 victory yesterday in the NFC divisional playoffs at Lambeau Field.
By George Willis - NY Post 1/16/12

Friday, January 13, 2012

George Willis on Giants inspired to go ‘all in’

Speaker inspires Giants to go 'all in'
ELION PAZ, ANTHONY J. CAUSI
POKER FACE: Ever since Gian-Paul Gonzalez (above), a teacher at Union City High School in New Jersey, met with the Giants before Christmas and handed them poker chips, the words “All in” have appeared on towels (inset) and become Big Blue’s motto.
By George Willis - NY Post 1/13/12

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Willis on Giants going for third straight win over a Ryan

COME GET ME! After defeating Rex Ryan’s Jets and Rob Ryan’s Cowboys, the Giants will look to complete the Ry-fecta tomorrow by taking down Matt Ryan and the Falcons.
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COME GET ME! After defeating Rex Ryan’s Jets and Rob Ryan’s Cowboys, the Giants will look to complete the Ry-fecta tomorrow by taking down Matt Ryan and the Falcons.
By George Willis - NY Post 1/7/12

Monday, January 2, 2012

Manning proves he is an elite QB

New York Giants Quarterback Eli Manning Celebrates
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New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning celebrates as he runs off the field following their NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012, in East Rutherford, N.J. The Giants defeated the Cowboys 31-14.
By George Willis - NY Post 1/2/12

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Big Blue’s ‘D’ finally steps up when called upon

TUCK AND COVER: Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez can not escape defensive end Justin Tuck and the Giants’ ferocious pass rush.
NEIL MILLER
TUCK AND COVER: Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez can not escape defensive end Justin Tuck and the Giants’ ferocious pass rush.
By George Willis - NY Post 12/25/11

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Ex-Jints: Shut up and play the game

OTTIS DOESN’T LOVE IT: Former Giants running back Ottis Anderson, who was MVP of Super Bowl XXV (above) knows what it means to win a championship and says neither Jets coach Rex Ryan nor the 7-7 Giants has any reason to brag going into Saturday’s all-important clash.
OTTIS DOESN’T LOVE IT: Former Giants running back Ottis Anderson, who was MVP of Super Bowl XXV (above) knows what it means to win a championship and says neither Jets coach Rex Ryan nor the 7-7 Giants has any reason to brag going into Saturday’s all-important clash.
By George Willis - NY Post 12/20/11

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Coughlin: Time for 12th man to get loud

PROTECT THEIR HOUSE: Brandon Jacobs and the Giants have not turned MetLife Stadium into a great home-field edge, but Tom Coughlin hopes the fans can help turn it into one.
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PROTECT THEIR HOUSE: Brandon Jacobs and the Giants have not turned MetLife Stadium into a great home-field edge, but Tom Coughlin hopes the fans can help turn it into one.
By George Willis - NY Post 12/15/11

Monday, December 5, 2011

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn’t have to be perfect to beat the Giants

ON HIS TOES: Packers receiver Donald Driver beats Corey Webster and keeps both feet inbounds to catch a 7-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers, who drove Green Bay to its 12th victory against no losses, 38-35 over the Giants yesterday.
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ON HIS TOES: Packers receiver Donald Driver beats Corey Webster and keeps both feet inbounds to catch a 7-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers, who drove Green Bay to its 12th victory against no losses, 38-35 over the Giants yesterday.
By George Willis - NY Post 12/5/11

Monday, November 21, 2011

Eagles backup quarterback Vince Young beat the Giants for the third time in three tries in his career

PASSING FANCY: Eagles quarterback Vince Young, playing in place of injured Michael Vick, throws a pass during the fourth quarter as he leads Philadelphia to a 17-10 victory over the Giants last night.
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PASSING FANCY: Eagles quarterback Vince Young, playing in place of injured Michael Vick, throws a pass during the fourth quarter as he leads Philadelphia to a 17-10 victory over the Giants last night.
By George Willis - NY Post 11/21/11

Saturday, November 19, 2011

Michael Vick is questionable to face the Giants tomorrow, but they won’t prepare differently for his backup, Vince Young

QB OR NOT QB: While Michael Vick, who broke two ribs last week against the Cardinals, holds his head during practice this week, the Eagles were getting ready to play Vince Young in his place, a move the Giants say won’t make a differerence defensively when the teams meet tomorrow night.
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QB OR NOT QB: While Michael Vick, who broke two ribs last week against the Cardinals, holds his head during practice this week, the Eagles were getting ready to play Vince Young in his place, a move the Giants say won’t make a differerence defensively when the teams meet tomorrow night.
By George Willis - NY Post 11/19/11

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Sacks aside, Giants’ Eli Manning throwing fewer interceptions

OUCH! Eli Manning, getting sacked by the Seahawks’ Chris Clemons, has taken moresacks, but is throwing fewer interceptions.
OUCH! Eli Manning, getting sacked by the Seahawks’ Chris Clemons, has taken moresacks, but is throwing fewer interceptions.
By George Willis - NY Post 10/29/11

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Coming off bye, G-Men hope to avoid sleeping with Fish

CANTY WAIT TO PLAY: Coming of the bye week, Chris Canty and the Giants are eager to get back on the field with a healthier squad than they have had all season and improve on their 4-2 start.
CANTY WAIT TO PLAY: Coming of the bye week, Chris Canty and the Giants are eager to get back on the field with a healthier squad than they have had all season and improve on their 4-2 start.
By George Willis - NY Post 10/25/11

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Faith in each other keeping Big Blue afloat

COMING IN WAVES: Even though the Giants were without the likes of Justin Tuck, limited to waving a towel in support of his teammates, the Giants have confidence in each other and in the coaching of Tom Coughlin, who was quick to congratulate Corey Webster on his game-changing interception.
By George Willis - NY Post 10/18/11

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Giants coach has work cut out mending miscues

TIME FOR A CHANGE: The Giants had won three games in a row, but after Sunday's disastrous defeat to the lowly Seahawks, coach Tom Coughlin is going to have to instill major changes -- and fast -- is he hopes to get his team to the playoffs this season.
TIME FOR A CHANGE: The Giants had won three games in a row, but after Sunday's disastrous defeat to the lowly Seahawks, coach Tom Coughlin is going to have to instill major changes -- and fast -- is he hopes to get his team to the playoffs this season.
By George Willis - NY Post 10/11/11

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Giants' backup center ready to fight Boothe and nail

KEVIN SENT: With David Baas out of action with a neck injury, the Giants will count on versatile backup Kevin Boothe to help keep the offensive line intact and help the running game get back on track.
By George Willis - NY Post 10/8/11

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