The New York Giants are a mess and almost as bad as the Jets. Out of the last 13 football seasons they have only had 2 winning seasons, and two playoff losses. Basically, they stink just as much. Hey Giant's fans, I bet you love seeing Saquon Barkley in a Philadelphia Eagles uniform! Winning the Super Bowl and setting records for rushing yardage in a season. One of the biggest blunders ever by their management letting him walk. Sure, they had some good seasons and won some Super Bowls but that was a long time ago, last one 15 years ago. Since then they have been a pretty bad organization. Let's not sugarcoat it, they stink. read more

New York Giants I'm sorry Evan I know you only root for one sport and one team and that's the Giants. I was happy for you but I knew it was short lived. I knew the Eagles would win but you were so positive the Giants had the game. I'll admit they had their best season in a long time but they fell short. I know you are a diehard fan and I support the Giants spirituality because of YOU! Would I pay to see them play or wear their merchandise, no. Hang in there....there's always next season. read more

The New York Giants. the Big brother team to my New York Jets, who have been second banana for decades. Giants success is not to be understated with 4 Superbowl victories and 2 of which are against the Jets enemy (and many other teams for that matter) The New England Patriots. Giants fans may brag of their championship wins in the pre-Super - bowl era which depending on who your favorite team is may not matter, but it's true Giants were a winning team before the 60's. The team has been owned by the Mara family since 1925 where Tim Mara paid just $500 (about $7,972.32 present day) Not a bad deal! The Giants are New York's most popular of the football teams, and behind the New York Yankees, probably the most popular team in the Tri State area as both have seen relatively high success. They've had some good talent over the years, some of whom you may see on TV today, be it on a sportscast or Good Morning type shows. These former players include - Eli Manning, Phil Simms, Michael Strahan and Tiki Barber and more. I casually root for the Giants. They are an overall successful franchise and when the Jets fall to the wayside, I may find myself rooting for the Giants more. This is particularly so if they're playing teams I don't particularly care for. Again, I'll always back the green, but it's kinda cool to come from an area where you have another team root for if you want - Big Blue. read more

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My five-star Yelp rating for the New York Football Giants is objective. Among the NFL's current 32 teams, the Giants are one of only six to have won four or more Super Bowls. The Giants are also one of only two teams to have played in the Super Bowl more than twice and have a winning percentage of .800 or better (the Green Bay Packers are the other team). That's what you call championship consistency. At the time of writing this review, the Giants aren't in the league's top 10 in terms of regular season win percentage. The Packers, Dallas Cowboys, and New England Patriots are 1-2-3 there. So, the Giants aren't among the NFL's greatest regular season teams. However, in the end, it's championships that matter and the Giants are elite in that category. The Giants' Super Bowl wins came in two distinct eras: (1) the Bill Parcells and Lawrence Taylor era and (2) the Tom Coughlin and Eli Manning era. Parcells led the Giants to the Super Bowl XXI and XXV championships. Those happened in 1987 (1986 season) and 1991 (1990 season), respectively. Hall-of-fame linebacker Lawrence Taylor was on both of those teams as were other lesser-known players like tight end Mark Bavaro (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6smYbUX89E) and fullback Maurice Carthon. Phil Simms was the starting QB of the '87 team and Jeff Hostetler was the starting QB of the '91 team. Both Simms and Hostetler were drafted by the Giants. Simms was the 7th pick in 1979 and Hostetler was the 59th pick in 1984. Both were on the '87 and '91 championship teams. Simms is the more well-known of the two, in part because of his work on TV. He was the MVP of Super Bowl XXI. Running back Ottis Anderson was the MVP of Super Bowl XXV. Anderson was also on the team that won Super Bowl XXI, but he'd just been traded from the St Louis Cardinals to the Giants earlier that season and wasn't the starting/primary running back. Joe Morris was. Of course, Lawrence Taylor became one of the all-time greatest NFL players. Perhaps the best defensive player ever. He was drafted by the Giants with the 2nd pick in 1981. He played college football at North Carolina. He retired in 1994 - the '93 season was his last. LT would then go on to defeat Bam Bam Bigelow at WWF WrestleMania XI in 1995. Haha. Coughlin's Giants teams were led by Eli Manning. Together, they brought two more championships to New York: Super Bowl XLII in 2008 (2007 season) and Super Bowl XLVI in 2012 (2011 season). Both victories were over Tom Brady, Bill Belichick, and the New England Patriots' dynasty. The Giants entered both games as underdogs, especially in 2008 when the Pats were favored by 12 points. What was amazing about the 07-08 Giants is they became the first NFC Wild Card team to win the Super Bowl. They had only a 10-6 regular season record. The Patriots, meanwhile, had gone a perfect 18-0 before suffering their first loss to the Giants in the Super Bowl. "18 wins, one Giant loss." Manning had almost completely different casts surrounding him in 2008 and 2012, especially at the skill positions. He was Super Bowl MVP both times. Every championship team is special, but the 2007-08 Giants stuck out to me for a couple reasons: (1) It was hall-of-famer Michael Strahan's last season. He closed out his NFL playing career as a champion. (2) The Giants had three players from my alma mater, Georgia Tech: strong safety James Butler, tight end Michael Matthews, and linebacker Gerris Wilkinson. Both Butler and Matthews started in the Super Bowl. Butler and Strahan teamed up to make a key tackle. Matthews started alongside fellow TE Kevin Boss in a double tight end formation. Wilkinson was a backup and made one tackle. Go Jackets! I leave this review with what has become perhaps the most memorable play in Giants history, the 2008 Super Bowl "Helmet Catch" by David Tyree: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vKDygyOxH0. It even has its own in-depth Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helmet_Catch. read more

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So, the sports talk chorus all week was that the Giants are a team of destiny. Well, the team now seems destined to spend Super Bowl Sunday on the couch like the rest of us. Thanks at least for putting us out of our misery by 9:00 so we could sneak in a few episodes of Yellowstone. Your humiliation was our windfall. However, rest easy knowing that you were embarrassed by a vastly superior team. At least now the radio rabble can return to more substantial topics like paying some mediocre infielder with a bum leg $400 million over a decade. Nothing like priorities. Four weeks to pitchers and catchers... read more

When you choose a Giants T-Shirt and go to the checkout and enter the code TAILGATE a message appears that says "this item is not available for the promotion" - I tried seven different t-shirts and same message - This is Bait & Switch when you advertise up to 50% discount and you actually get No Discount at all - that is very misleading! read more

PROS: Amazing team to follow with such a rich history with players that have their heads screwed on right and play the sport with integrity CONS: They haven't done much in the past 11 years which is similar to their 1970s run which was terrible OVERALL: I will always bleed blue but if they don't start winning games more often their fan base can shrink read more

If I could give this team negative stars I would. The team is in complete shambles thanks to inept ownership, management, and coaching. You've broken a once proud fanbase into a million pieces. From boneheaded coaching hires, to dishing out over $150 million to a low-tier QB, to handing our pride & joy Saquon Barkley to our most hated rival, the Philadelphia Eagles. The New York Giants have obliterated any amount of joy us fans had left after improbably winning two Super Bowls with Eli Manning and under Tom Coughlin. There's no hope left in this season. No hope for the draft. No hope for next season, because we all know nothing is going to change. Great job in destroying what was once a very proud and successful football organization. read more

Stadium is great, team not so much. Having been through three stadiums with the G-Men, there are clearly improvements with the new MetLife building. Entering, even with the increased security, is much faster. They hand-wand everyone, and do not allow any bags that are not clear into the stadium. Only water and soda bottles are permitted inside, and all bottles must have caps removed at the entrance gate. The common areas on each level abound in a variety of food and drink options, from Bubba Burgers to Food Network pulled pork and buffalo mac and cheese, along with all the hot dogs, sausages and fried chicken you could ever imagine. Lines are short, as each concession repeats every few seating sections. Beer selection has been significantly upgraded, admittedly at great cost ($12) for premium draft Goose Island, Becks and Heineken. Bathrooms were also upgraded, cutting wait time in about half, and shelves were added on all the walls, so you ahve someplace to place your beer bottle - NOT that I understand why you need to take your beer to the bathroom. Seating now offers cup holders, a big upgrade from the old stadium. On the downside, all seats are now weather exposed, and the front row has a five iron bar railing obstructing views - EXCEPT- at the end of each stairway where clear glass was used (kinda think it should have been the other way around, no?) Exiting is also easier with the construction of wide stairwells in addition to the ramps and escalators. Now if the team play could be improved we would have something. read more

New York Giants. Go Big Blue Yelp Challenge 45/100 Aww man the Championship game vs. My 49ers still kills me to this day. The two infamous fumbles by No #10 Kyle Williams. Man that foo FML. Like him or hate him Eli Manning has a two Super Bowl wins. Eli's the QB that Tom Brady doesn't want to see in the Super Bowl. I might be committing sacrilege, but I like Manning over Phil Simms. Jeff Hostetler had his day in Glory when he beat the Bills. I do feel sorry for the Bills, during the early 90's. When I was a kid growing up, I liked seeing L.T #56 Lawrence Taylor. Running around sacking QB'S left and right. I wish Tiki Barber didn't retire so young, I felt he could have played a couple more years. I remember Plaxico Burress shooting himself and I was like "really" lol. What's been good for Manning he's had some WR'S make some damn good catches over the years. The Maro Manningham and David Tyree catches, damn. One WR stood out last year, Odell Beckham Jr, that rookie tore shit up last year. With a healthy Victor Cruz this coming year. Eli doesn't have any excuses at all. I think Ruben Randle did a pretty good job last year to. Well anyways Coach Tom Coughlin, seems likes he's always on the hot seat. You count the Giants out and he pumps that team up and they start wining. Well good luck on your guys draft. Vincent D aka VD aka Vebola aka Vincent Vega. Always, Enjoying the simple things in life. read more

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Season ticket holder here,... for the Giants. Section 121, love my little corner of this facility. I live in Florida so I can only go when I get back home but someone is always warming those seats when I'm elsewhere. I really do love coming to the games here, it's a reunion for me with all my crazy friends that I grew up with. It's starts about 4 hours before game time with cold beer, BBQ, munchies, trash talking, laughing, tossing the pigskin between cars, people watching, fantasy football talk, and playoff possibilities. The weather here in the swamps of Jersey is like a night in AC, a crap shoot. If you don't like it wait a few minutes, it'll change. Giant fans: A little tamer than the brethren that they share this stadium with and a Big Blue family coaxing our team to victory! Tough bunch too, screw up and you'll get called out immediately, yep that Jersey tude I grew so accustomed to! Parking: not so bad considering you're getting over 80,000 fans in and out of one of the most congested areas in the country, now if that Xanadu mall ever goes up next door that might change, but for now the Meadowlands does a great job. Food: The Yelp portion of this jibber jabber :-) Do yourself a favor, eat while you're tailgating, and the reason I knocked a star off. Forget the prices they stink at every stadium. The food here just stinks,... flavorless standard fare served cold when it should be hot, mostly undercooked and the beer matches the temperature outside, which is not good in early September. The Super Bowl is here this year and the facility won't disappoint.... but the weather on a Sunday night in February might be a little Spartan, or just down right freaking cold! The New York Giants, playing in Jersey for 30 some years. The team: Well, until we're mathematically eliminated... GO BIG BLUE!!! read more

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The greatest franchise in all of sports, The New York Giants have been around more the 80 seasons (Sorry Jets fans)! They were founded in 1925 by Tim Mara (For all who didn't know) with 4 championship before the creation of the NFL; So technically they have 8 championships, but who's counting. I started loving the Giants young, when my gym teacher use to call me Lawrence Taylor, because he felt I looked like him. I thought "who is that?" After looking him up (this was before google it took time) I read a story about him destroying Joe Theismann's career (sorry Redskin fans). So I thought this man was powerful and strong! The team that picked him up must be the same. That's when my love started. Ironically now everyone calls me Michael Strahan because they say I look like him and he is my favorite Giant, go figure. Being a Giants fan is great, some people hate the new stadium, but I find it beautiful. Football is played in the trenches! New York football is not pretty that's why there's no roof! We get it done in rain or snow so stop complaining about a missing roof. Go be a Saints fan if a roof matters! Finally I respect our QB in New York. Eli Manning conducts himself like a true gentleman. A real representative of the quality of a sports athletes. Players need to understand weather they like it or not kids look up to them, like I did "LT" all those years ago. Number 10 will always be my QB, even with our bad season last year. Under Ben Mcadoo, our new coach and the new drafts picks of 2016, Eli Apple, Sterling Shepard, plus our free agents like Oliver Vernon, Damon Harrison and Keenan Robinson we are poised for a great season. I don't know why there is so much success in Fantasy Football. I love my team and not just the players! I can't think of Tom Brady over Eli Manning no matter what! I live and breath "Blue" I hope everyone that shows up at the stadium this season remembers that! Go Big Blue! read more

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First, this. I mean you no disrespect. Some of my dearest friends live in San Francisco. I've lived in San Francisco. Tomorrow I'll be pulling for the home team. My home team. Because when traveling and asked by a traveler from whence I hail I reply that I presently reside in Oakland, but that I'm from New York. That and the throw-down from Mish motivate this short note. Wishes to you all for a great football Sunday. A good game and fellowship is as important as who emerges victorious. read more

Great stadium. From where I was seated, it looked as if every section seemed to have a pretty decent view of the game. I think it's important to arrive early, especially if you're planning on tailgating. We decided not to, so we arrived at approximately 6 pm for an 8:30 pm game. Parking was a breeze, and the shuttle dropped us off right in front of the stadium. It was a cold night, but I was ready with my layers and hand/feet warmers! The Cowboys' defense was tough, but how bout those GIANTS! read more

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The New York Chai Aints are actually a bunch of exotic tea-drinking insects that go around in an army and build tea shops made of twigs. And they are way cooler than the New York Giants, one of my least favourite teams in the world. First-Hand Experience: I've only seen the Giants play away from home. Twice, and they lost both times. They beat the Bills in the first Bills Superbowl and for that and everything since, I don't like them. They beat the Pats twice in the Superbowl too, again I don't like that. I can't stand the coach or the media or the demanding fans. Not even a big Eli fan. Watching them live was totally uninspiring. Now that I've seen every NFL team play live & been to every NFL stadium (current and former), time to review them on Yelp! I love stadiums! I've been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I've toured America as a musician for 7 years. In that time, I've seen sports games at (or visited when empty, or both) almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I'll upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space! ***back to regular review*** It's weird, I love New York City, their new stadium in Jersey seems cool (the old one was a bit run down but was still cool), but I just can't stand this team. (1) The main reason is the coach. When they finally get rid of Coughlin I might like them. He seems really mean to his players, to the (admittedly obnoxious) media, and to everyone. I don't know how he managed to win two Superbowls while also being awful most of the time, but I will never like him. My least fave coach in the league. (2) New York sports teams should be amazing. Neither of the NFL teams here, are. (3) Don't share stadiums. Yes it's better for the community and more cost effective. But a stadium is home. Somebody move out already. (4) The Patriots, as much as everyone can't stand them, almost had a perfect season, and the Giants messed it up. I should be happy for them, but I'm not. Tom Brady is a way nicer guy than any Manning (although I admit Peyton is a genius) and NYG really didn't play well enough to deserve it, that season or any other. (5) I live in Buffalo. You guys beat us because of a missed field goal, and we never recovered. It was our first Superbowl loss of four straight and forgiveness will never happen. BTW too many good things to eat in NY area but my faves are the Surena Arepa from Caracas Arepa, and the Garlicky Pizza at Sunnyside in Queens, and the pizza at Luigi's on 5th in Brooklyn, and the Cholado Prontito at Jugos Prontito in Queens, and the Combo Plate with X Sauce at Sammy's Halal Cart right near it in Queens... and Hummus World (Shawafel) out on Long Island. Oh and probably the best Gyro in America is at Gyro King in the Bronx. Wafles & Dinges is great too. Mamoun's. Royal Bakery on Nostrand in Brooklyn. Dun-Well and Doughnut Plant. Ess-A-Bagel. Biryani Cart. Rafiqi's. And I barely scratched the surface. I'm reviewing all 32 NFL teams. I'm not sure why. If you have a problem with that, complain to Roger Goodell. Who, by the way, would get 0 stars from me out of 5. Tagliabue was amazing. Goodell is absolutely awful. But I digress. read more

I spent a week in New York and got to see my Boyz play. Best seat in the stadium 20 rows back from sideline on the 50 yard line. It was the game Beckham caught the ball one handed in the end zone. The Giants Fans were amazing even after the Cowboys won .. Got invited to go eat some real Cuban food afterwards ... Amazing week and amazing game. read more

We are living in a golden era for Giants football. Having been a fan that just missed the Phil Simms/Jeff Hostetler years but was able to survive the dark ages of Dave Brown and Danny Kannell, I can say that true Giants fans have paid their dues over the years. Our fans are amongst the most loyal. Yankees fans might jump off the bandwagon when the Mets are good (though that was 26 years ago), but Giants fans will remain true to Big Blue. Most fans were happy and maybe even content in making the playoffs a few years in a row under Jim Fassel and Kerry Collins, but the Giants became a true Super Bowl contender once Tom Coughlin took over as head coach and instilled the necessary discipline and confidence to be 2-time Super Bowl champions in the last 5 years. Giants GM Jerry Reece has done a remarkable job putting together this team led by Eli and company. The pass rush is among the best every year with players like Strahan, Tuck, Umenyiora, and Pierre-Paul. It has been a long time since the 80s and early 90s, and the Giants can pride themselves as one of the top NFL franchises in history trailing in Super Bowl titles behind only three teams (Dallas, SF, and Pittsburgh). Giants fans should really appreciate what they currently have with a brilliantly ran organization from the Mara family at the top to the GM, head coach, and players. (MetLife Stadium does leave something to be desired despite the US$1billion+ investment). This run by the Giants the last few years is one to be appreciated and treasured by fans, especially ones who never got to see Phil Simms and LT play. GO GIANTS! read more

Lot L-17 for the win If you're a NYG football fanatic then there's really no complaints here. UNLESS: you plan to drink a 10$ coorslight or have a 5$ pretzel. here's a tip; tailgate your ass off and bring your food in with you (in a clear bag) don't plan on having any beers in the stadium unless you got Daddy Warbucks funding your beer addiction. seriously, great venue with some serious over pricing. Im a massive Giants homer so deal with the 5 stars. read more

Historically, one of the greatest franchises of the NFL. Multiple NFL championships, multiple Superbowls. Loyal fan base that stretches well over 8 decades. Stable ownership that has stayed in the same family in forever. Struggles through the 70s may have set the franchise bet through this period but had dominance in mid to late 80s, early 90s and spurts in the 21st century. Grade: A read more

Nope!! Sorry. As the enemy of my loved Eagles, I cannot give the New York Giants a good rating!!!!! Historically, they have quite the history. With 4 rings, not much can be argued about that! Plus I've heard that games at Met Life stadium are by far some of the priciest. With countless greats this team has boasted, from Phil Simms to Frank Gifford to LT to Manning to Cruz.......I get it. They have talent. Sometimes it is not seen on the gridiron! I'll give it to them historically. They are one of the more prominent franchises. As a die hard Eagles fan, I still say Boo Giants!!!! The only Giants I go for are The Little Giants!!!!! read more

The NY Football Giants are a great and storied franchise. If you ever call them, they answer the "NY Football Giants". Awesome. I think that's because of the old baseball team. I've been a fan since the Lawerance Taylor days and they've fielded some good teams and developed some good players including a bunch of Hall of Famers. Players and coaches. A pretty "classy" organization. read more

After reading all my SF Yelpers representing their NINERS.. now is my TIME to REPRESENT!!! NY GIANTS is GOING to the SUPER BOWL !!!! GO BLUE! GO GMEN! GO GIANTS! 2008 All over again! read more

Reminiscing just a little. Since a family member & I received our season tickets a couple of weeks back,we tried to think of some highlights thru the years.Tickets have been in my family for over 40 years now.(Don't hold it against me.) The Good.... Championship Sunday. January of 1987. Watching them beat The Redskins 17-0. Seeing grown men cry when they had a spot clinched for Super Bowl XXI. 9 years later.Another NFC title on the line. Big Blue beat the Vikings 41-0. The game was over after the 1st quarter. The Bad... This part could be very long! But the 2 games that stand out are... The fumble against our heated rivals the Eagles.Herman Edwards was running towards our Section 103 at the end. The Flipper Anderson catch in a playoff game around 1989.Still think that there was offensive interference on the play. Now the ugly... Due to the prices at MetLife Stadium,we had to move upstairs to Section 321.It's not the same.We see different people around us every week.In the old stadium,you had the chance get to know the true fans around us.Dad's bringing there kids.Then watching them grow up to bring there own children.We made friends back then.Even swapped tickets with the fans so we could double up and have 4 to a game. Don't get me wrong.I'll always be a Giants fan to the end. This in coming from a former kid who had to sit on beer cooler all the way up to The Yale Bowl, for a 2 hour bus ride. read more

Thank you 2007-08 New York Giants for two of the best football games I have ever seen in my life (short of Superbowl XXV): The NFC Championship game vs Green Bay and Superbowl XLII. Absolutely amazing show of determination and resiliency against the odds. You showed the world the true colors of the "champion" NE Patriots. Tom Brady snubbing an Eli Manning handshake before the game, Bill Belichick leaving the field before the end of the game, and Tom Brady/Randy Moss dropping out of the Pro Bowl. What a bunch of conceded sore losers. THE DYNASTY IS OVER NEW ENGLAND. Even though Eli Manning deservedly received the Superbowl MVP award for an amazing 4th quarter performance, how about a shout out to the DEFENSE!!! Who else kept the N.E. offense to just 14 points or less all season long. Way to go G-MEN! How many times in life does your favorite team win the Superbowl? Not many. THANK YOU! read more

I've been a Giants fan since birth. Its been a rocky relationship to say the least. But this postseason we--the faithful, the ones who kept a vigil when the fair-weather fans starting donning Patriots gear--get to tell everybody to suck it! Brett Farve, mister football, mister middle America, white bread touchdown: Suck it! Hey Romo, mister happy-pants, mister America's team with T.O., the loudest man in sports: Suck it! Tom Brady, you're next. The New York Football Giants are going to march up to Boston (crappy place, crappy people) and chokeslam the Patriots. We will win this game with pure desire and grit. Damn it feels good to be a Giants fan! read more

This is the year Eli will shine!!! - 06/24/2007 I TOLD YA!!!! - 02/29/08 SUPER BOWL CHAMPS!! read more

Here's to one of my top sports memories of all time. Giants v. Cowboys in a late season game with playoff implications. It was a tremendous battle that Romo eventually threw away for the 'boys. Man, that guy and the month of December just don't mix. But hey, the only way to properly play and watch football is in the bitter cold and against two teams who are division rivals. Here's to Giants Stadium, home of one of the proud New York teams that, technically speaking, play in Jersey, the Meadowlands. (Weird, huh? Well, I'm used to it--the Washington Redskins play in Maryland.) No wonder they didn't have the New York style pizza and Nathan's hotdogs one would assume to permanently permeate a NYC sports establishment. Ah well, the hot chocolate and cheeseburger I had was decent. And the $8.50 beers? Par for the course. And, finally, here's to you, the nosebleed seats that weren't so bad at all, giving me a nice view of the onfield action, while still being able to read numbers on the players' jerseys. Not a bad seat, at all. Even if the seats were rickety and the actual getting around inside the stadium was akin to a panicked fire drill. Giants Stadium, you will be missed next year. read more

LT is Lawrence Taylor. Period. I don't care how hard Luh-dane-e-in Tom-lin-suhn is to say, or how good he was during a 3 year stretch, (he still needs a few more good years to be HOF) every time I hear LT I think about our coke sniffing, QB crushing ANIMAL, UNC alum Lawrence Fuckin Taylor. That being said, I was raised in a Blue home. My dad had season tix when they played in Yankee Stadium, the Yale Bowl, The Polo Grounds but gave them up when the kids were born. The 86 team was one of the best defenses of all time, 90 was all about LT stripping Roger Craig at the Stick, Mark Ingram on 3rd and long, and OJ Anderson bruising the shit out the Bills D and most recently the 2007 Giants turned Montana-Clarke into 'the other catch'....the NY Football Giants are a classy franchise with a lot of history. read more

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Go Giants...SuperBowl champions!!!!! We are going to do it again this year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Woooooooooooooooo Ok maybe not...but it's nice to dream...then again, we were told last season we had no chance in hell of winning. Giants fan or not, you have to agree their road to victory was nothing short of amazing. They became the first NFC team (third overall) ever to advance to the Super Bowl by winning three playoff games on the road. (Bucs,Packers,Cowboys) Then they go and beat the Pats...ruining their perfect record...and making this NYer laugh in delight at those stupid Boston fans! read more

Let's do something and get rid of the owners and quit making NFL a owner spectacle. We have sucked ass being a Giants fan because of the owners and their decisions. If we all choose to stick together and make happen what we need to happen, obviously everything will be fine. But if we continue to sit on the fucking Sidelines and pay outrageous prices to watch the shit get kicked out of our team. Well then we're falling right in the hands of the media and right where the owners are! read more

Nice stadium, fun venue. They should post a sign that they stop selling beer after halftime tho. Waited in a long line for my first beer at half time and they told me they couldn't sell one to me because 3rd Quarter was starting. Do what? Buzz kill!! read more

New York Giants - Fun venue, nice stadium. But they quit selling beer at the beginning of third-quarter. - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - East Rutherford, New Jersey

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Metlife stadium is awesome. Got to meet some of the Giants and go onto the main field and locker room. Such a great experience. read more

New York Giants - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - East Rutherford, New Jersey

Coming to watch the NY Giants at MetLife stadium is an experience of a life time. In order to gain the full blown experience, you must come to the parking gates as they open at 8 AM prepared. The festivities begin by coming with close friends, family, or coworkers and now a tradition begins. By coming prepared I meant coming with food, drinks, BBQ grill, games, football, and of course your football spirit. Once the parking gates open up, you find the parking spot to plot down onto and now the TAILGATING portion of the day begins. Football is being thrown around, guys and gals catching up on stories from the last time we met, and of course the grill is being prepped for some lamb chops, shrimps, hotdogs, kosher knishes, and corn. The beer is flowing down as you build up the excitement until you enter the stadium at 1220PM. The Stadium itself is a much improvement from the previous Giants Stadium but it's nothing special. Seats are cold in the winter time and a bit cramped. The restaurant and food venders are a bit Ivey league in my opinion. The large screen TVs to watch replays are great. At the end of the day it's the entire experience with the closest people in your life that makes you come 20 years straight no matter how bloated the ticket prices are on the secondary market. True Big Blue Fan for life!!! read more

A classy organization with a great ownership and management team that is organized in the way it conducts business and truly seems to care about the product on the field. Sure, they've had their down times, but they've won 4 titles in 5 trips to the Super Bowl since the 1980s, putting them on par with the NFL's top franchises. While I'm not a fan of MetLife stadium, I don't hold that against the Giants as a team. read more

This weekend we will march into Green Bay and grate those cheese heads. Where is Leila now?? lol read more

Not so thrilled with some of the idiots on the team now and the coach is eh, but, c'mon, anything less than five stars for this team? No way. 2/15 update: The won the Superbowl so now all the players are awesome and the coach is a genious. I love sports. read more

Love the Giants just really upset that all the good seats are sold out for the season before I had the money to get any. Any ideas ? read more

Superbowl was fun to watch. Their run got me into football.

I've been to several games at MetLife Stadium, including the very first pregame against the Steelers when it was only referred to as New Meadowlands Stadium. The food is reasonably priced for a professional venue. I prefer to take the train to the stadium so I don't have to worry about parking. read more

Oh Giants... Why not put a roof on this joint, maybe get a bigger chance of hosting a Super Bowl... The new stadium... All that money, I don't really feel like I'm in a new, great, advanced stadium one bit. Do something, anything, go green, a solar paneled retractable roof, cmon now. Stop charging me a fortune and giving me nothing NY read more