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Kareem McKenzie, as expected, was just one of four Giants to miss practice on Thursday. McKenzie will be out Monday night in Washington, DC and will be replaced at RT by rookie Will Beatty.   Full Story

Tom Brady may not have thrown for 300 yards and Randy Moss may have had only one catch, but the Patriots continued their winning ways at home. A win is a win according to their coach, and winning is the only path to the playoffs.   Full Story

Here is a look at how the Giants did, position by position, against the Eagles.   Full Story

Scout.com's Ed Thompson points out the players who dug a little bit deeper during the final 15 minutes of Sunday's games to shut the door on their opponents.   Full Story

While no one is making any official declarations, it's obvious that Jonathan Goff is going to get the start at middle linebacker this Sunday in place of Antonio Pierce.   Full Story

The Patriots face the New York Jets in a classic AFC east battle at Gillette Stadium. Here are some key statistics to keep in mind while watching the game.   Full Story

Jets DB Darrelle Revis believes the Patriots didn't credit him enough for his coverage of Randy Moss in Week 2. But he also is smart enough to see this is not the same Patriots team that he faced that week, and covering Moss is going to be harder this time around.   Full Story

The Patriots have been improving each week as they get more comfortable with the new faces around the roster. They'll need to continue that momentum this week as the games get tougher. Here are some stats and trends to keep an eye on.   Full Story

Ten minutes, 63 yards and the Dolphins had their lead. One simple pass to No. 81 and it all changed. Miami unable to find an answer for Brady to Moss. Now what will other rivals do?   Full Story

In Part 3 of this multi-part series, we take a look at some key matchups between the Dolphins and the Patriots. Experts from both teams share their thoughts on the game and offer their predictions.   Full Story

Who are toughest running backs to stuff for a loss? Which receivers are the NFL's top targets? Which rookie linebacker is proving he should have been a first-pick? Special teams aces, offenses struggling with three-downs-and-out situations and much more in Ed Thompson's NFL Quick Count.   Full Story

Week 7 kicks off tomorrow morning and fantasy owners are already gearing up for the second half push. While quarterbacks and running backs gain most of the fantasy spot light, receivers can also play a pivotal role in triumph. This week is no exception as there are an abundance of key wideouts poised for success. Tyson Q’s FFC reveals the top-five receivers for Week 7.   Full Story

The New York Giants take the cake defensively and their offense sure isn't bad either. But why were the Saints so effective in stopping the Giants last week? What's the deal with the Giants banged-up secondary? What should the Cardinals expect from this unit? Are Brandon Jacobs' frustrations grounded? GiantInsider.com publisher Ken Palmer fields these questions and more.   Full Story

NEW ORLEANS – Maybe it hadn’t been the kind of return to his hometown Eli Manning had been hoping for, but in the closing seconds of the first half, there was still hope.   Full Story

Jeremy Shockey didn’t just get the last laugh. He sure looked like he got the first of what appears to be many last laughs. His former team was flat-out embarrassed in its first true test of the 2009 season. His current team looked like world-beaters as the Saints laid an old-fashioned butt-whoopin’ on the Giants.   Full Story

After missing practice last Wednesday and Thursday the Giants were obviously pleased that quarterback Eli Manning was able to participate Wednesday, even if it were only a limited basis.   Full Story

Tom Coughlin was not trying to be Eric Mangini by not disclosing his starting QB before the game. Unlike the former Man-genius (boy, was that ever premature!), Coughlin knew whom he wanted behind center. But the question remained: Do you risk injury to your star QB in a game that only Al Davis thinks Oakland can win?   Full Story

In Part Two of our two-part interview with Oakland A's minor league pitching coordinator Gil Patterson, we discuss the rest of the pitchers participating in the Instructional League, including a young Dominican right-hander with dynamic stuff.   Full Story

New York has improved in several key categories...   Full Story

With the 2009 minor league season finally in the books, it is time for us to bestow our awards on the best individual performances for 2009. In the third of our series, we hand out the awards for the top players and pitchers for the Oakland A's short-season affiliates.   Full Story

KANSAS CITY – After being examined by the trainers, Eli Manning walked on his bare right foot to gauge the severity of the injury to his heel. That’s when Shaun O’Hara walked over and attempted to lighten the mood.   Full Story

Here are some Stats, Quotes, Notes as well as what went right and wrong in the Giants' big win.   Full Story

Ravens DT Haloti Ngata knows the Ravens need some face time with Tom Brady...Monday night's game really isn't about Favre vs. Rodgers...A surprising truth in Indy...Why Eagles OT Winston Justice doesn't look back, what Scout.com's Ed Thompson learned from Cowboys kicker Nick Folk--and much more.   Full Story

The sight of last week’s leading rusher in a protective boot on Wednesday was surely a scary one. However, Ahmad Bradshaw, who did not practice on Wednesday because of injuries to his ankle and foot, and Coach Tom Coughlin, both said there was nothing at all to worry about.   Full Story

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has won some games with his arm in the past. The challenge facing Brady now is his knee and his arm. Something looks amiss as Brady continues to miss his receivers downfield.   Full Story