February 11, 2012, 1:28 pm By THE NEW YORK TIMES Dave Anderson’s latest column dissects this question: who is the best quarterback in New York’s N.F.L. history? Anderson writes: All anybody can say for sure is that Eli Manning, with two Super Bowl rings

All anybody can say for sure is that Eli Manning, with two Super Bowl rings for the Giants, has accomplished more than any other New York quarterback. But is he better than Joe Namath, the Super Bowl III icon whose Jets justified the American Football Le

This should be a rather unique post. Tonight, I will be detailing Green Bay's history against the New York Giants in the NFL playoffs. The game Sunday will be the seventh Packers-Giants playoff game. The only other team the Packers have faced in the play

If Eli Manning leads the Giants to a win over the Packers on Sunday, he will tie Phil Simms for the franchise record with six postseason victories. So, that got us thinking: Is Manning is the greatest QB in Giants history? We've come up with four candida

The two teams played 37 times from 1901 to 1966 with the first game being a 15-0 LSU victory. After 1936, the teams played just six times in the next 20 years, twice in bowl games before taking an even longer hiatus. The rivalry wasn’t renewed until Arka