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The Fifth Down: Wes Welker's Drop, and Too Much Talk
After a failure to connect, a failure in communication by Gisele Bundchen and Brandon Jacobs.
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The Fifth Down: How Bright Is Giants' Future?
Last year, the Packers seemed on their way to a dynasty. Do the Giants deserve that label instead?
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Column: There's Still a Game in There Somewhere
The strangest coaching decision during Super Bowl week wasn't when Bill Belichick ordered his defense to act like matadors and wave Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw by for a touchdown from 6 yards out with less than a minute left in the game. That's just the one people will remember. The really odd one came four days earlier when the uber-prepared Patriots coach, anticipating a halftime show that would dictate a 30-minute intermission rather than the usual 12, ordered his players to take a break from practicing football and practice sitting in the locker room for a half-hour instead.
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Super Bowl — Giants Take Victory Lap in Lower Manhattan
Two days after their season ended with a tense victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI, the Giants took a confetti-filled victory lap in Lower Manhattan.
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Super Bowl — Lesser-Known Giants Have Their Moment, Too
The raucous ticker-tape parade was an opportunity for players like Bear Pascoe to soak in New York City’s adulation.
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Back in New Jersey, a State of Euphoria for the Giants
After the victory celebration at MetLife Stadium, the Giants have some difficult decisions to make in the off-season about players like Brandon Jacobs and Osi Umenyiora.
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Super Bowl XLVI Line by Line
Bob Eckstein hasn’t missed a Giant play from scrimmage since he was 6. A cartoonist for The New York Times and The New Yorker, he took on the assignment of reporting live on his Super Bowl XLVI experience.
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Williams Says He’s Retiring From N.F.L.
Ricky Williams, 34, told the Baltimore Ravens that he would not be back for the second year of a contract he signed in August.
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The Fifth Down: Super Bowl Winners Shares Are Smaller Than World Series Payouts
The winners' shares for Super Bowl players are much smaller than for the World Series winners.
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SPORTS: Painting the Town Blue
The Giants and their fans filled New York's Canyon of Heroes for the second time in four years.
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