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The Giants, Jets and Bills have all made it to the NFL's highest peak, but not every team was good enough to win. Here are ten times NY teams played for the Super Bowl.

I don't like Tom Brady, but I respect Tom Brady. And, I thank Tom Brady, because he played a huge role in the success of the 2000's New York Giants, and in my fandom.

NY Giants' Daniel Jones has suffered damage in his neck, putting his season in jeopardy. Another year has passed without him proving he's a long-term option.

Eli Manning is evil. Well, not exactly, but the show he and his brother, Peyton, host every week is developing a "cursed" reputation. This week, it hit the Bills.

"NFL Royalty", that's how New York Post sportswriter Paul Schwartz described retired New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning on The Drive with Charlie & Dan today. Manning will have his iconic #10 retired and his name will be the 43 Giants player placed in the legendary franchise's "Ring of Honor" this Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. #10 led his teams to two Super Bowl victories, including his 2011 team that will be celebrated later in the season.

How does Eli Manning perceive Daniel Jones through his own eyes? He answered that question this morning on Get Up with Mike Greenberg.

The New York Giants are currently in first place in the NFC East but reports are they're about to lose starting quarterback Daniel Jones for "some time" for what our friend Jordan Ranaan hears is a "Pretty bad" hamstring injury. How confident are you in the Giants offense's ability to move the ball with Colt McCoy under center? They don't even have a third-string QB listed on their depth chart. Should Big Blue pick up the phone and call Eli Manning to see if he'd be interested in returning?

So, the Giants are in a conundrum, do they continue on with an aging Eli Manning? Draft a brand new QB in the draft? Or possibly snag a big name within the league.

Some are calling it the greatest NFL catch of all time. Now we're not sure if that is indeed the case or not, but it's a pretty incredible catch to say the least.

Eli Manning and big brother Peyton may very well have their post-football careers set.

The result of a recent Public Policy Polling poll should really come as no surprise to anyone, outside of Patriots' fans, but Tom Brady is the most hated NFL quarterback.

Eli Manning has always been compared to his older brother Peyton Manning. Both are quarterbacks, both have led their teams to Super Bowl wins, and now both have hosted ‘Saturday Night Live.’ While the two no doubt have an undying brotherly bond going on — knowing how big brothers are — one can understand if Eli has built up some underlying resentments towards Peyton.