Falcons vs Giants Tickets - Giants Comeback?

The New York Giants are in dire need of a direction. Since beginning 5-0 New York has now lost 4 staright games. During that time the Giants defense has been riddled, Eli Manning has been reduced to mediocre, and the New York running game is in tatters. If there was ever a time for a bye week to get re-focused it was last week for the Giants.

Now, with Falcons vs Giants tickets the offereing for New York football fans, Manning and crew are looking to get back on track. The good news is that both the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys lost during that bye, so the Giants are still in the hunt but trailing. The bad news is that the Atlanta Falcons have been on a tear in Giants Stadium lately, winning five straight.

Can the New York Giants turn that around? On the plus side, Atlanta has had it's own share of troubles, losing running back Michael Turner to an ankle injury. Turner is doubtful, and even if he plays won't be at full speed. In addition, quarterback Matt Ryan has struggles somewhat, throwing a dozen interceptions this season.

If new York is going to make a run it has to start now. With seven games remaining, Falcons vs Giants tickets offer the chance to see New York set off on a tear similiar to their Super Bowl run of a few seasons back.

Chargers vs Giants Tickets Nov 8th - Redemption in the Meadowlands?

For the New York Giants, Chargers vs Giants tickets are one more shot at redemption, and it can't happen quick enough. Let's face it, the New York Giants have fallen on hard times. Over the last three weeks the Giants have fallen to a trio of teams. A devestating ending to a five game winning streak. First the Giants were exposed in a game against the New Orleans Saints. Then the Arizona Cardinals came to the Meadowlands and pulled one out. This last one really hurt. A 40-17 loss to NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles. Something is wrong in the Big Apple.

There's just one problem. Chargers vs Giants tickets are a source of redemption for the San Diego Chargers also. San Diego was once again expected to dominate their division. Instead, they find themselves trailing the 6-1 Denver Broncos. So going into Giants Stadium and leaving with a win is crucial to their future.

The disturbing thing about the New York Giants recent spate of ill fortune is that it's not just bad luck. Losing a couple of games on bad bounces is pretty forgivable. But the Giants are just getting beat. Drew Brees and the Saints showcased a weakness in the New York secondary. Kurt Warner and now Donovan McNabb obviously took notice and the Giants defense is being carved up for dinner. Throw in some poor play from Manning, who's had little time to throw and little protection, and you've got the recipe for disaster.

This Chargers vs Giants matchup isn't a divisional contest or even a conference contest. But it could go a long way toward divining the status of the 2009 NFL season for the Giants. Expected to contend for a Super Bowl, the New York Giants now find themselves fighting for their life in the NFC East.

Eagles vs Giants Tickets - Change in the NFC East?

The New York Giants now have their backs against the wall. eagles fans are licking their chops over Eagles vs Giants tickets. They smell blood and Philadelphia is a place where NFL teams go to get their seasons eaten. If New York doesn't right their foundering ship, the Eagles will eat them alive. Redemption, or the need for resuscitation, is at hand.

But all is not lost. This Eagles vs Giants game could be where the New York Giants find their footing. True, they are beaten and bloody after tough losses to the New Orleans Saints and the Arizona Cardinals. But what better place to wreak revenge on the NFC East than in Philadelphia? This is after all, one of the best rivalries in the NFL. A win fueled by bitter feelings is better than anything.

So as those fans in Philadelphia clutch their Eagles vs Giants tickets in their eager hands the Giants come into the City of Brotherly Love a desperate, hungry, embarrassed team looking to kick some butt. Kind of makes you warm all over doesn't it?

Cardinals vs Giants Tickets - Oct 25th - Giants Stadium

Cardinals vs Giants tickets could be a huge swing for Giants fans. Those still picking themselves up from the fllor after watching their team get manhandled by the New Orleans Saints would do well to see how their Giants react this week. One of the better aspects of this Tom Coughlin led team has been their ability to rebound. And they'll need that ability in Week 7.

It's a sure thing that the Arizona Cardinals will have spent the week dissecting how the Saints picked apart a top rated new York Giants secondary. Although the Cardinals don't have the offensive weapons of the Saints, they do have Kurt warner, who can operate with surgical precision given the chance. Far from being a gimme, these Cardinals vs Giants tickets have become a must win pass to the Giants future.

There are a few things working in the favor of the New York Giants. Playing on home turf is a plus. So is the mental stimulus of the loss to the Saints. The transition from being hailed as the best team in the NFC to being questioned by every NFL pundit on TV adds fuel to the Giants fire. New York needs to make Cardinals vs giants tickets a milestone in their 2009 NFL season.

Giants vs Saints Tickets - Undefeated Teams Play Again

Once again the NFl is building up to a battle of undefeated teams. For the New Orleans Saints it's the second consecutive game in which they're matched aginst an undefeated NFL team. The Giants haven't had to pony up that way so far in 2009, so this Saints vs Giants matchup could be a key indicator of who rukles the roost in the NFC.

The Giants have already earned the respect of the rest of the NFL. Winning a Super Bowl with essentailly the same team a few years ago will do that for you. New York also sports one of the most dominating defense in the NFL. But for the New Orleans Saints the respect is still waiting to be earned.

The Saints started down that road with a win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Drew Brees and the Saints offense lit up the scoreboard, something NFL fans have been accustomed to. But in Week 4, football fans saw something they haven't seen, a Saints defense step up and win a game. By shutting down the New York Jets and scoring two touchdowns on turnovers, the New Orleans Saints defense made the rest of the NFL sit up and pay attention.

The New York Giants now have two things to worry about. A saints defense that is turnover happy and building confidence, and a Saints offense that has too may weapons to stop. You can slow them down, and the Jets did, but eventually they'll find their way into the end zone. Throw in a hostile and ecstatic Superdome crowd and this Saints vs Giants game is the biggest game of the week in the NFC.