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Giants Rookie Malachi Fields Turns Preseason Debut Into Instant Highlight (opens the original)
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There's an age-old adage that says, “You can't teach height.” Rookie wide receiver Malachi Fields takes that mantra to another level. He knows how to use it and can play even bigger, as he has shown throughout his career at Virginia and Notre Dame. Those game tapes prompted the New York Giants to trade up into the third round to get him in April. Fields made several plays typical for him during the Giants' 13-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings in their preseason opener at MetLife Stadium. But none
The Jersey Guy Who Built a Dynasty: How Bill Parcells Resurrected Big Blue (opens the original)
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Bill Parcells brought an extensive background in football to the New York Giants. Yet it was his Jersey Guy persona that made it all the more special when he directed the franchise to its first Super Bowl victory as its head coach in 1986. Parcells grew up in Hasbrouck Heights, less than three miles from Giants Stadium, and forged a stellar career as a linebacker at Wichita State. He once recorded 20 tackles and 6 sacks in a game against Tulsa and was selected by the Detroit Lions in the seventh
The Unsung Trio Who Made the Giants' Super Bowl XXI Season Possible (opens the original)
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No script existed, so there was no way to tell when opening day arrived that special teams would play such an important role for the New York Giants on their way to winning Super Bowl XXI in 1986. Undrafted punter Sean Landeta was in his second season after jumping from the United States Football League, while kicker Raul Allegre and return man Phil McConkey were not even on the roster to start the 1986 season. Landeta's path to Giants glory was a bit more direct than the others. He went undraft
Lawrence Taylor's Dominance Forced the NFL to Change Forever (opens the original)
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The mere mention of his initials “L.T.” or jersey number 56 will forever evoke an immediate recollection of dominance, intimidation, and superiority. Lawrence Taylor's impact reached far beyond his ability to lift the New York Giants to two Super Bowl titles—his relentless destruction made such an impact on the game that certain strategies that were adapted to deal with his relentless style of play still are part of the game today. Hall of Fame coach Joe Gibbs knew he'd have to get creative from
Giants Legend Harry Carson Endured Through the Lean Years to Win Super Bowl XXI (opens the original)
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One simple phrase says it all: Captain for Life. Those who played with and against New York Giants linebacker Harry Carson understood that his Hall of Fame career represented more than what he put on tape. He was an unchallenged leader who commanded attention and respect by his very presence, no matter the circumstances. It's a role Carson takes seriously to this day, although he never campaigned for his lofty stature nor his long-overdue induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2006. "Th
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