Jason Keidel

Bet you never thought six quarters were worth more than ten. The Giants stumbled out of the gate this season, outscored by a total of 91-41 entering halftime at Tampa Bay. Click to read.

In 60 gridiron minutes, Daniel Jones has mushroomed into the most important athlete in the most important city in the world. He has risen from punchline and punching bag to the darling of talk shows, Big Blue fans, and football fans who marveled at his storybook performance last Sunday. Click to...

Luis Severino is a two-time All-Star, with a 99 mph fastball, and 42 big-league wins. Click to read.

But unlike many seasons, when the Jets are just a sad soup of disparate players led by faulty coaches, there are some bright spots still left this autumn. Click to read.

Mike Evans left cleat marks all over the Giants, their coaches and their ancestors. The Giants’ defense hemorrhaged nearly 500 yards. Bruce Arians made a scalp-scratching call before their last play. And the Tampa Bay Buccaneers merely had to make a Pop Warner field goal to win Sunday's game.

As kids, we all imagined what playing quarterback in our first NFL game would look like - fogged in faerie dust, with fantasies of pristine spirals spinning under a blue sky, warp-speed wideouts dashing down the sideline, the ball slips into his hands, an inch beyond the desperate wave of the...

Today our football flags sag at half-mast. Eli Manning won't be the starting quarterback when the Giants play the Buccaneers on Sunday. Now he's relegated to the sideline, with a baseball cap, a clipboard, and a legacy. Click to read.

If the Giants can do what the Jets didn't — beat the Bills, at home —- then the G-Men will be squared away at 1-1 and way more hopeful than the forlorn Jets.

By the time you read this, the Mets may be back at Citi Field, battling the Arizona Diamondbacks - for a four-game sweep, for another win, for the chance to inch closer to that coveted wild-card spot that seemed so distant seven weeks ago. Click to read.

If the Yankees fail to win the World Series, we won't look back and say the 2019 season crashed because of Mike Tauchman, one of the many fine seeds that keep sprouting up from the Yankees' endless harvest of players.