Barry Cofield News

The more you see of the Giants , the more you figure they aren't made of the right stuff.

CHANGE for 2010 practically is inevitable, so why should the Giants wait? The defense is playing flatter than Bill Sheridan's emotions.

The Giants have reached a crossroads in their season after losing five of six games.

It wasn't hard to notice the difference between Tom Coughlin and Broncos coach Josh McDaniels on Thursday night.

The New York Giants have reached a crossroads in their season after losing five of six games.

The Giants should be thankful that Thursday night's game only lasted 60 minutes.

Hooray!, the Giants are finally back in the win column after todaya TMs 34-31 overtime triumph against the Falcons.

A consistent force on the Giants' defensive line since 2006, Barry Cofield is more than ready to face the Eagles on Sunday.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley Defensive ends Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora get a lot of attention, but the mainstay of the Giants' defensive line since '06 has been defensive tackle Barry Cofield .

An October matchup consisting of two undefeated teams generally leads to an exciting affair.

Talk around the Giants' locker room after Sunday's 48-27 clobbering by the New Orleans Saints was not one of despair or panic.

New York cornerback Kevin Dockery and the Giants had their hands full against receiver Robert Meachen and the New Orleans Saints on Sunday at the Superdome.

The Giants cut the Saints' lead to 41-20 with 12:09 left in the fourth quarter on a 38-yard kick by Tynes.

It is not a good sign for a football team when its kickoff returner plays well and looks good because he gets so many chances, the way Domenik Hixon did Sunday for the Giants.

Nineteen years ago, Bill Parcells sat in the lobby of the Grand Hyatt hotel here and told a group of reporters: "Power football still wins." His words came the day after the Giants' 20-19 victory over the no-huddle Bills in Super Bowl XXV.

It was hard to distinguish just what was more evident at Raymond James Stadium yesterday.

The Bucs take a lot of the blame for their inept offensive showing today. They can thanks the Giants for some of it.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Giants' Pro Bowl defensive end Justin Tuck stood in front of his locker trying to put his suit on with only his right arm.

At least the short-handed Giants don't have to play under the draining heat of the Dallas sun.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Giants' Pro Bowl defensive end Justin Tuck left the game with a shoulder injury and won't return.