By Paul Schwartz - NY Post 1/19/12
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Showing posts with label NY Post. Show all posts
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Mike Vaccaro: Giants’ Justin Tuck plays through injuries to reach NFC Championship vs. 49ers
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By Mike Vaccaro - NY Post 1/19/12
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Paul Schwartz on weather slowing New York Giants against San Francisco 49ers
AP
HOLD ON:Mario Manningham let a pass slip through his fingers when the Giants met the 49ers in Week 10. If he and his fellow receivers can’t hold onto the ball in what is expected to be sloppy conditions Sunday, Eli Manning and Big Blue could be walking off the field at Candlestick Park losers again.
By Paul Schwartz - NY Post 1/18/12
Phil Simms says Giants must throw to beat stingy 49ers defense
AP
RIGHT STUFF: Saints running back Chris Ivory is stood up by linebackers Patrick Willis (left) and NaVorro Bowman — anchors of the 49ers’ nearly impenetrable run defense — during Saturday’s 36-32 playoff victory that set up an NFC Championship Game showdown with the Giants.
By Mark Hale - NY Post 1/18/12
Giants center David Baas plays former team, 49ers, in NFC Championship
RICHARD A. BRIGHTLY
THE CENTER OF ATTENTION: Giants center David Baas played in 92 games for the 49ers, who drafted him in 2005. After greeting his former teammates during the regular season meeting this year, Baas said Sunday is a “business trip.”
By Paul Schwartz - NY Post 1/18/12
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Antrel says Giants will not be denied
JOSEPH E. AMATURO
ON A ROLLE: Antrel Rolle says the Giants are playing with such confidence and are so focused that there is no stopping them from winning a championship.
By Paul Schwartz - NY Post 1/17/12
One more time, vengeance shall be theirs
AP
DOWN, NOT OUT: Eli Manning and the Giants came up short against Patrick Willis, Ahmad Brooks and the 49ers in Week 10, but will have their chance at revenge on Sunday.
By Steve Serby - NY Post 1/17/12
Mark Cannizzaro on Victor Cruz’s play vs. Jets saving the Giants’ season
JOSEPH E. AMATURO
SAVIOR: Mark Cannizzaro says Victor Cruz avoiding Eric Smith’s tackle and running for a 99-yard touchdown against the Jets in Week 16 was the play that saved the Giants’ season.
By Mark Cannizzaro - NY Post 1/17/12
49ers coach Jim Harbaugh describes Giants as “scary’’
AP
FEARLESS LEADER: Rookie 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said the Giants will be a “formidable’’ foe for his team in Sunday’s NFC Championship Game in San Francisco.
By Bart Hubbuch - NY Post 1/17/12
Monday, January 16, 2012
Giants show Packers who real bully is in NFL playoffs
N.Y. POST: CHARLES WENZELBERG
BEEN THERE, DONE THAT: Last night’s stunner in the NFC Divisional playoffs was just the latest underdog upset pulled off by Tom Coughlin and Justin Tuck’s Giants.
By Mike Vaccaro - NY Post 1/16/12
Eli Manning Giants quarterback outdueled Aaron Rodgers Packers quarterback
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
Donte Whitner hit set tone for 49ers’ playoff win over Saints
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HEAD FIRST: Saints quarterback Drew Brees is sent head over heels by a hit from the 49ers’ Aldon Smith on Saturday in the NFC playoffs.
By Kevin Kernan - NY Post 1/16/12
Sunday, January 15, 2012
QB Eli Manning, coach Tom Coughlin, powerful pass rush give Giants Mann-power to beat champion Packers
REUTERS
JUST DO IT: Super Bowl XLII MVP Eli Manning is just one of the Giants’ many weapons, the sum of which is capable of knocking off the defending champion Packers today at Lambeau Field.
By Steve Serby - NY Post 1/15/12
Justin Tuck, Giants hit road to face Green Bay Packers in NFC Divisional playoffs
ROBERT MILLER
WE MEAN BUSINESS: Justin Tuck and his Giants teammates board buses on the way to the airport yesterday, bound for Green Bay and today’s NFC Divisional playoff game against the Packers at Lambeau Field.
By Paul Schwartz - NY Post 1/15/12
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