New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles Postseason/Wild Car… · The Series– The Giants and Eagles have played each other since 1933. The Giants lead the regular season series,

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The Giants (8-8) will face their NFC East rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles (10-6), for the third time this sea-son when they travel to Philadelphia for an NFC Wild Card game. The two teams split the series for just the third time in 22 years this season and the Giants are hoping this season’s pattern holds true: So far each team has stolen its win on the road. The Giants have never lost to Philadelphia in the postseason and lead that series 2-0.

This year marks the first time the Giants have made back-to-back playoff appearances since 1989-90.

Last week the Giants all but clinched a playoff berth by defeating Washington on the road, 34-28. Their draw was solidified by Minnesota’s loss to St. Louis on Sunday.

Tiki Barber played his final regular season game with style, rushing for a career-high and franchise record 234 yards on just 23 carries, a 10.2-yard average. His previous best was a 220-yard game vs. Kansas City on Dec. 17, 2005. He scored a career high three touchdowns on runs of 15, 55 and 50 yards.

Barber’s outstanding game was complimented by a six-yard touchdown pass from Eli Manning to Tim Carter and field goals of 34 and 31 yards by Jay Feely.

Barber’s 234 yards led all rushers in the game and was the highest total in the NFL this season. Plaxico Burress was the Giants’ leading receiver, with two catches for 26 yards.

Once again, Antonio Pierce led the defense with 10 tackles, including nine solo. Brandon Short had

New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles

NFC WILD CARD GAME Date: January 7, 2007; 4:30 PM (EST) Site: Lincoln Financial Field (65,352)

Surface: Natural grass Contacts: Pat Hanlon, Peter John-Baptiste,

Avis Roper nine tackles (eight solo) and a forced fumble, which was recov-ered by Fred Robbins and returned 67 yards to the Washington 12-yard line. Robbins also had two tackles and a quarterback hurry. Adrian Awasom recorded his first career sack when he knocked Jason Campbell backwards for a loss of three yards and Jason Bell grabbed his first career interception.

The Giants are now 84-60-4 against the Redskins in the regular season.

The Series– The Giants and Eagles have played

each other since 1933. The Giants lead the regular season series, 76-66-2 and the postseason series, 2-0. The first post-season meeting between the two teams was Dec. 27, 1981, when the Giants defeated Philadelphia, 27-21, in an NFC Wild Card game at Veterans Stadium. The Giants capitalized on three touchdown passes by Scott Brunner and an end-zone fumble recovery to open up a 27-7 lead by halftime. The most recent was on Jan. 7, 2001 at Giants Stadium, where the Giants won the NFC Divisional playoff, 20-10, without scoring an offen-sive touchdown. Special teams contributed 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Ron Dixon and field goals of 37 and 25 yards by Brad Daluiso, but the game’s standout play was an interception by Jason Sehorn, which he tipped in the air as he fell to the ground before jumping up, catching it and running back 32-yards for a touchdown. This season, the Giants beat the Eagles, 30-24, in an overtime contest in Philadelphia on Sept. 17. The Eagles then returned the favor, beating the Giants, 36-22, in Giants Stadium on Dec. 17.

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Television Coverage FOX-TV (WNYW-TV, Channel 5 in New York) Play-by-Play: Joe Buck Color Commentator: Troy Aikman Sideline reporters: Chris Myers and Pam Oliver Pre-game Show: The FOX pregame show features Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson, Pam Oliver, insider Jay Glazer and comedian Frank Caliendo.

Radio WFAN will carry the game live. Bob Papa will handle play-by-play duties. Papa will be accompanied by former Giants defensive back Dick Lynch’s color commentary. Lynch’s 39 years broadcasting for the Giants is a franchise record. Dave Jennings, the former Giants punter, will begin his fifth season

in the broadcast booth, following 14 years of radio with the New York Jets. Fans throughout the Northeast can follow the call of the game on the following stations: New York: WPYX-FM (106.5) Albany, WIZR-AM (930) Johns-town, WAAL-FM (99.1) Binghamton, WIRY-AM (1340) Plattsburgh Pennsylvania: WEEX-AM (1230) Easton/Stroudsburg Maine: WRKD (1450) Augusta Westwood Radio One will also carry the game live, featur-ing the play-by-play of Dave Sims, Bob Trumpy’s analysis and John Dockery on the sideline. Univision Radio will offer a national Spanish-language broadcast. Rafael Hernandez Brito will deliver play-by-play, accompanied by Eduardo Martell’s color commentary.

Talk of the Town– What’s being said about and by the NY Giants “We’re counting on being in the playoffs. That is what we play for, that is exactly what all this was about. We tried very much to put that last one aside as quickly as we could and focused on winning this.” - Coach Tom Coughlin “This is a feeling I never had before. I didn’t get to be a part of it last year (because he was sidelined with an ankle injury). This is my first opportunity to go to the playoffs. This game had its ups and downs. With everything we faced this season, to get to where we wanted to get to, and now we have a chance to play four more games – hopefully.” - Antonio Pierce, on making the playoffs. “Given the stakes and what was necessary for us to keep playing, it was right up there. It’s a great way to end my regular season career. It’s close to Virginia (where he grew up) and against my hometown favorite team. So it was special...It’s about getting into the playoffs. We had a goal and aspiration at the beginning of this year. We started well, then we faltered for a long time ( losing six of seven games before Saturday). We needed to have a resurgence and we had it today. We had to win to keep playing, and that means a lot to me.” - Tiki Barber, on his final regular season game. “When you see the back of his jersey running down the field multiple times, you’re aware he’s doing his thing. That’s what he’s capable of doing. Tiki can get through small holes. If we just stay on our blocks, he’s capable of doing that every time. I consider myself fortunate to be able to block for him.” - Chris Snee, on Tiki Barber’s career-high performance. “That’s why he’s Tiki Barber. He sets his own standards. His way of living is different from everybody else’s.” - Antonio Pierce, on Tiki Barber “B. Short made a good hit and I just scooped up the ball like we always practice. (Asked if he ever ran that far in a game before, Robbins said) Not with the ball in my hands. It’s different. I was just trying to hold onto the ball to give the offense a chance to put some points on the board. That was a big play.”- Fred Robbins on his fumble recover and subsequent 67-yard return.

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Giants Official Web Site www.Giants.com - For breaking news, press releases, historical information, video highlights, statistics and rosters, go to the official web site of the New York Giants, www.giants.com. Up-dated daily, giants.com is the only place to find exclusive audio, including live broadcasts of head coach Tom Coughlin’s Monday, Wednesday and post-game press conferences during the regular season. Audio and transcripts of each press conference will be avail-able on the web site also throughout the season.

The Giants have added Spanish and Chinese content to their official website, Giants.com. Every week during the season, Spanish and Chinese-speaking fans can expect to read the weekly game release, scouting reports and game recaps, as well as exclusive features available only to our Chinese and Spanish-speaking fans. The Chinese section of Giants.com can be reached by logging on to http://www.giants.com/chinese The Spanish section of Giants.com can be reached by logging on to http://www.giants.com/espanol

Giants Media Only Web Site www.Giants.com/Media - To assist you in your coverage of the New York Giants this season, the communica-tions staff has launched a media-only web site. The site will be continuously updated with all the latest information on the team. Accredited media will be able to access the site by enter-ing “giants” as the username and the password “media” on the login page. The site is up and running. The following is a list of some of the features that users of the site will have access to: *Each Tuesday during the season, the Giants entire weekly media packet will be posted. *Updated rosters, depth charts, transactions and statistics. *Archived press releases, daily clips, feature clips, and transactions. *Requests for credentials on a game-by-game basis can be made through this site. *A photo section, where accredited media/photo editors can download jpegs of players and coaches. *Excerpts from the 2006 media guide will also be posted on the site.

Media Schedule Tuesday, January 2 12:10 p.m.-1:00 p.m. -- Open Locker Room Wednesday, January 3 11:05 a.m. – Tom Coughlin available, media work room 11:15 a.m.-12 Noon – Open Locker Room T.B.A. -- Conference call with Philadelphia linebacker Jeremiah Trotter 11:45 a.m. – Conference call with Philadelphia quarterback Jeff Garcia 12 Noon – Conference call with Philadelphia head coach Andy Reid 12:50 p.m.-2:30 p.m. – Practice

Thursday, January 4 11:05 a.m.-12 Noon – Open Locker Room 12:50 p.m.-2:30 p.m. – Practice After practice – Tom Coughlin available on the field Friday, January 5 10:55 a.m.-1 p.m. – Practice After practice – Tom Coughlin available on the field 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. – Open Locker Room Saturday, January 6 No scheduled availability Sunday, January 7 4:30 p.m. – Giants at Philadelphia, NFC Wild Card Game

2006 NFC East Standings Teams W L Pct. Next Opponent Dallas 0 0 .000 at New Orleans (Shreveport, Louis.) New York 0 0 .000 vs. Kansas City Philadelphia 0 0 .000 vs. Cleveand Washington 0 0 .000 at Cincinnati

2006 NFC East Standings Teams W L Pct. Next Opponent Previous Week’s Results Philadelphia 10 6 .625 vs. N.Y. Giants (Sun.) W, 24-17vs. Atlanta Dallas 9 7 .563 at Seattle (Sat.) L, 39-31 vs. Detroit New York 8 8 .500 at Philadelphia (Sun.) W, 34-28 at Washington Washington 5 11 .313 N/A L, 34 -28vs. N.Y. Giants

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Last Week’s Game Dec. 30, 2006 FedEx Field Giants 34, Redskins 28 LANDOVER, Md. – Tiki Barber proved he wants to keep playing football by saving his best for what could have been his last game. The Giants’ great running back all but assured his retirement will have to wait another week by playing his finest game of the season, rushing for career highs of 234 yards (a franchise record) and three touchdowns – including 50 and 55-yarders - as the Giants defeated the Washington Redskins Sat-urday night in FedEx Field, 34-28. The Giants had a complete turnaround from last week’s dismal 30-7 loss to the New Orleans Saints. Barber’s previous career high – and the Giants’ former fran-chise record – was his 220-yard outing vs. Kansas City on Dec. 17, 2005. He set the record on his 50-yard touchdown run with 6:13 remaining in the final quarter that increased the Giants’ lead to 34-21. The score capped a drive in which Barber ran for 70 of the 75 yards. The other five yards were the result of a Washington penalty. In addition to Barber’s contributions, the Giants scored on Tim Carter’s touchdown reception and two Jay Feely field goals. Washington scored on three touchdown passes – the first from Antwaan Randle El to Santana Moss and the next two by Jason Campbell, one to Ladell Betts, the other to Mike Sell-ers - plus a one-yard run by T.J. Duckett. Seller’s touchdown lifted the Redskins to within 34-28 with 3:22 remaining. The score ended an eight-play, 68-yard drive that was highlighted by a 34-yard screen pass to Betts. After the touchdown, the Giants went three-and-out, giving Washington the ball at its own 22 with 2:18 remaining. But Campbell threw four straight incomplete passes. The Giants picked up a first down on a pair of Brandon Jacobs runs. Jacobs then got to the one-yard line before Manning twice took a knee to end the game. Duckett’s score with 9:25 remaining in the fourth quarter cut the Giants’ lead to 27-21. Washington drove 66 yards in nine plays following a Giants punt. Campbell com-pleted all four of his passes in the series: two for 37 yards to Randle El and two to Moss for 30 yards. The latter gave the Redskins a first down at the Giants’ five-yard line. Betts quickly gained four yards. Duckett then bulled his way over the goal line for the score. The Giants then handed the ball, the game and their

playoff dreams to Barber. Taking possession at the 25, Barber quickly ran for 10 yards, then five on the next two snaps to set up a third-and-five. Kenny Wright’s defensive holding penalty gave the Giants a first down at the 45. Barber went the rest of the distance, first on a five-yard run off left tackle, then on a 50-yard burst around left end. The Redskins pulled to within 27-14 on Campbell’s seven-yard touchdown pass to Betts with 2:07 remaining in the third quarter. On fourth-and-four, Campbell looked left then rolled to his right before firing a pass to Betts, who went to the ground just past the goal line to catch the ball. The score capped an 11-play, 69-yard drive that took 7:04 to complete. The big gains on the march were runs of 17 yards by Betts and a 15-yard scramble by Campbell on third-and-nine, as well as a 16-yard pass to tight end Chris Cooley. Campbell’s seven-yard third-down pass to Betts moved the ball to the seven. Trailing by 20 points, Washington Coach Joe Gibbs went for the score and the decision paid off when Campbell found Betts. Manning’s six-yard touchdown pass to Tim Carter with 9:11 remaining in the third quarter increased the Giants’ lead to 27-7. It was Carter’s second touchdown catch of the season. The score was set up by the first interception of Jason Bell’s six-year career. The safety picked off a Campbell pass intended for Moss at the Giants’ 46-yard line. The big play of the drive was actually a penalty. Carter couldn’t catch Man-ning’s long pass down the left side because safety Sean Taylor interfered with him. The 31-yard infraction gave the Giants a first-and-goal on the six. On the next play, Manning found an open Carter in the end zone for the touchdown. Feely’s second field goal, a 31-yarder with just two seconds remaining in the second quarter, increased the Giants’ halftime lead to 20-7. Before the kick, the Giants moved 59 yards in 11 plays, including Manning passes of 11 yards to Barber and eight yards to Carter. The Giants appeared to score a touchdown when Plaxico Burress caught Manning’s pass in the end zone, but Burress and Washington cornerback Ade Jimoh were flagged for offsetting pass interference penalties. On the next play, Manning’s pass for Burress fell incomplete, but Jimoh was penalized for taunting, which gave the Giants a 13-yard boost to the 13. Feely then kicked the field goal for the 13-point half-time lead. Barber’s season-long 55-yard touchdown run in-creased the Giants’ lead to 17-7 with 5:44 remaining in the second quarter. It was Barber’s longest run since his record 95-yard run in the 2005 season finale on Dec. 31 in Oakland. His

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previous long this year was a 46-yard run against Chicago, which he did not score on. Barber, who rushed for 137 yards in the first half, took a handoff from Manning, slipped through the left side of the line, sidestepped an attempted tackle and took off for the end zone to score his second touchdown of the quarter. The score concluded a 97-yard drive that was the Giants’ longest of the season. The previous long touchdown drive was a 94-yarder at Seattle on Sept. 24. The series in-cluded a 12-yard pass to Burress on third-and-seven that moved the ball to the Giants’ 29-yard line. Three players later, Barber’s 11-yard gave the Giants a first down on the 45. On the next snap, Barber scored. The Giants took a 10-7 lead on Barber’s 15-yard touchdown run with 13:15 remaining in the second quarter. The score enabled Barber to reach two milestones. The touchdown was the 66th of his career (53rd rushing), breaking a tie with Joe Morrison and moving Barber into second place on the Gi-ants’ career list. Frank Gifford is first with 74 touchdowns. In addition, Barber increased his points total to 404. He is the fifth Giant in history with at least 400 points, joining Pete Gogolak, Brad Daluiso, Gifford and Joe Danelo. Barber’s touchdown successfully concluded a seven-play, 42-yard drive that included a key 14-yard Manning pass to Burress on third-and-nine. That moved the ball to the Wash-ington 15. After an incomplete pass, Barber took a handoff to his left, broke through the line and almost lost his balance before charging to the score. The Redskins took a 7-3 lead when one Redskins wide receiver, Randle El, threw a 48-yard touchdown pass to another wideout, Moss, with 4:58 remaining in the first quarter. On first down, quarterback Jason Campbell faked a

handoff to Ladell Betts, then gave the ball to Randle El, who was running from left to right. With Osi Umenyiora bearing down on him, Randle El threw a long pass to Moss, who jumped

Team 1 2 3 4 OT Total

Giants 3 17 7 7 0 34

Redskins 7 0 7 14 0 28

Top Individual Performances Giants Redskins Rushing-yards: Barber– 234 Betts– 92 Receiving-yards: Burress– 26 Moss– 103 Passing-yards: Manning– 101 Campbell– 220 Punts-number: Feagles– 4 Frost– 3 Punt Returns-number: McQuarters– 2 Randle El– 3 Kickoff Returns-number : Moss– 5 Cartwright– 6 Tackles (S-A): Pierce– 10 (9-1) Marshall– 13 (6-7)

Giants Team Statistics Redskins

23 Total First Downs 21

11 First Down (Rushing) 9

7 First Downs (Passing) 12

5 First Downs (Penalty) 0

355 Total Net Yards 393

261 Net Yards Rushing 128

34 Total Rushing Plays 29

94 Net Yards Passing 265

26-12-0 Pass Attempts-Completions-Had Intercepted

32-22-1

7 Kickoffs 5

4-42.5 Number of Punts-Avg. 3-43.7

8 Total Return Yardage 7

0-0 Fumbles—Number-Lost 1-1

4 Touchdowns 4

3 Rushing TD’s 1

1 Passing TD’s 3

4-4 Extra Points Made-Attempted 4-4

2-2 Field Goals Made-Attempted 0-0

2-5-40% Red Zone Efficiency 3-4-75%

28:04 Time of Possession 31:56

34 Final Score 28

7.7 Avg. Gain per Rush 4.4

5-41 Penalties-Number-yards 10-100

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and caught the ball at the goal line, despite the nearby pres-ence of cornerback Sam Madison. It was the third career touchdown pass for the ver-satile Randle El. He threw one in 2004 and another in 2005 with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has completed 17 of 21 passes in his career, including two of three this season. The last time a player other than a quarterback threw a touchdown pass against the Giants, it was also a Red-skin in FedEx Field. On Dec. 24, 2005, running back Clinton Portis threw a 17-yard scoring pass to tight end Chris Cooley in a 35-20 Washington win. Moss’ touchdown capped a five-play, 80-yard drive that followed a Giants field goal. Just before the touchdown, Betts ran 21 yards up the middle to put Washington in Giants territory. The Giants took a 3-0 on Feely’s 34-yard field goal with 7:02 remaining in the first quarter. The three points in-creased Feely’s season total to exactly 100. The score was set up by a big takeaway by the Gi-ants defense: Fred Robbins’ 67-yard return of a Betts fumble that was forced by Brandon Short. On second-and-four from the Giants’ 18, Betts took a handoff and was promptly met by Short, who delivered a hard blow that knocked the ball loose. Robbins picked up the ball and ran unencumbered down the left sideline until James Thrash caught him at the Washington 12-yard line The Giants couldn’t take full advantage of the takeaway, be-cause Manning was sacked on second down and threw an in-completion to Plaxico Burress on third down. Feely then came on to give the Giants their first three points.

The Last Time Dec. 17, 2006 Giants Stadium Eagles 36, Giants 22

On Sunday, the Giants lost their third consecutive home game and fell to 3-4 in Giants Stadium with a 36-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Giants lost two of their three division home games, beating only Washington.

The defeat dropped the Giants to 7-7 and tied with the Atlanta Falcons for the NFC’s sixth and final playoff berth. Because they own a victory over the Falcons, the Giants still control their playoff destiny. If they win their final two games – next week at home against New Orleans and at Washington – they are guaranteed a playoff berth.

Philadelphia moved a game ahead of the Giants at 8-6, one game behind Dallas in the NFC East race.

The Giants matched their season high with four turnovers, surrendered 161 rushing yards, gave up a key 64-yard kickoff return and twice kicked field goals after putting

themselves in first-and-goal situations. Brian Westbrook rushed for 97 yards and two touchdowns and Correll Buckhalter had 48 yards and another score for the Ea-gles. Defensive end Trent Cole scored the fourth touchdown on an interception return. Tiki Barber and Brandon Jacobs scored touchdowns and Jay Feely kicked three field goals for the Giants The Eagles scored two touchdowns in 10 seconds late in the fourth quarter to clinch the victory. After the Giants took a 22-21 lead on Jacobs’ touchdown run with 7:05 left in the game, Philadelphia took possession at its own 20-yard line. On the fourth play of the drive, Jeff Garcia threw a 27-yard pass down the middle to tight end L.J. Smith. That moved the ball to the Giants’ 36-yard line. Four plays later, Garcia fired a 19-yard touchdown pass up the right sideline to Reggie Brown, who got a step on cornerback R.W. McQuarters. Garcia’s two-point conversion to Smith gave the Eagles a 29-22 lead. After a touchback, the Giants took over at their own 20. They were confident they could match the Eagles’ 80-yard drive. On the Giants’ first offensive play, Eli Manning tried to throw a pass to Burress in the face of a heavy rush by blitzing corner-back Sheldon Brown. The ball flew up in the air. Bar-ber attempted to bat it down but missed and it was plucked out of the air by Cole, who ran 19 yards for the backbreaking touchdown. Jacobs’ one-yard touchdown run with 7:05 remaining in the fourth quarter gave the Giants a 22-21 lead. The Giants went for two, but Barber was stopped short. The Giants took possession when Demps intercepted a Garcia pass, his second pick of the season, at the Giants’ 12, ran for 29 yards to the 41, then lateraled to McQuarters, who added 24 more yards to bring the ball to the Eagles’ 35-yard line. A pass interference penalty on Brown gave the Giants a first down at the two. Another penalty moved the ball a yard closer and Jacobs then powered the ball into the end zone for this ninth touchdown of the season. Late in the third quarter, Demps sacked Garcia and forced him to fumble. The ball was recovered by Pierce at the Eagles’ seven-yard line. Philadelphia coach Andy Reid challenged the ruling, which was upheld after a review by referee Gerry Aus-tin. Despite the advantageous field position, the Giants gained only one yard in three plays and Feely came on to kick a 24-yard field goal, his third of the game and second in a little more than two minutes, to give the Giants a 16-14 lead with 14:08 remain-ing in the fourth quarter.

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The Giants followed that with another major error, allowing Reno Mahe to return the ensuing kickoff 64 yards to the Giants’ 36-yard line. Three plays later, on second-and-two, the Eagles spread the defense by lining up with four wide receivers, then handed off to Westbrook, who ran 28 yards untouched up the center of the field for the score. The Eagles became the first team to rush for three touchdowns against the Giants since the San Diego Chargers did on Sept. 25, 2005. Feely’s 23-yard field goal with 1:10 remaining in the third pe-riod moved the Giants to within a point at 14-13. The score was set up by Manning’s season-long 52-yard completion to Bur-ress, who beat cornerback Lito Sheppard, caught the ball at the 36-yard line and raced all the way to the 10. But Barber lost two yards on first down and the Giants got no closer than the five before Feely was summoned. Less than two minutes before Feely’s three-pointer, Philadel-phia missed a chance to score when David Akers’ 48-yard field goal attempt sailed wide left with 3:02 remaining in the third quarter. Feely’s 47-yard field goal with three seconds remaining in the second quarter closed the Giants’ halftime deficit to 14-10. The Giants drove 39 yards in five plays prior to the field goal, including two passes to Shockey for 20 yards and two more to Tim Carter for 19 yards. The second moved the Giants to the Philadelphia 29-yard line. The Giants called their final timeout with 14 seconds remaining. After an incomplete pass, Feely kicked his season-long 47-yarder. A pair of turnovers hurt the Giants in the second quarter. Safety Brian Dawkins was involved in both takeaways, with the sec-ond one leading to an Eagles go-ahead score. The Giants were driving and had a third-and-one early in the period when Jacobs gained 12 yards on run up the middle. But Jacobs fumbled when he was hit by Dawkins and the ball was recovered by safety Sean Considine at the Philadelphia 27-yard line. But the Eagles couldn’t capitalize and eventually punted. Later in the quarter, Manning’s pass for Shockey bounched off defensive tackle Mike Patterson's helmet and was inter-cepted by Dawkins, who was immediately tackled at the Eagles’ 44-yard line. But Shockey was penalized 15 yards for unsports-manlike conduct, moving the ball up to the Giants’ 41-yard line. The turnover ended Manning’s streak of passes without an interception at 77. It proved to be costly when Westbrook dove into the end zone from a half-yard out on a fourth-down with 1:02 left in the second quarter. The touchdown gave Philadel-phia a 14-7 lead. A nine-yard pass to tight end Smith gave Philly a first-and-goal at the eight. Westbrook’s six-yard run quickly put the ball at the two. But two short runs – one each by Buckhalter and West-

brook – left the Eagles with a fourth-and-goal. Reid went for the touchdown and Westbrook made the decision pay off when he soared over the right-center of the line for the score. Buckhalter’s two-yard run with 6:18 remaining in the first quar-ter tied the score at 7-7. Philadelphia responded to a Giants touchdown by driving 80 yards in 12 plays. The touchdown was just the second third-down snap in the series. On the first, the Eagles converted a third-and-11 when Garcia completed a short pass that West-brook turned into an 11-yard gain. Garcia’s 20-yard pass to Brown gave the Eagles a first down on the Giants’ 30-yard line. Buckhalter’s seven-yard run and a 14-yard pass to Westbrook set up a first-and-goal at the nine. Buckhalter gained three yards and Garcia scrambled for four around right end before Buckhalter stepped through a hole in the center of the line for his first rushing touchdown of the season. The Giants took a 7-0 lead on Barber’s 11-yard touchdown run up the middle just 2:26 into the game. Philadelphia went three-and-out on the game’s first possession, Chad Morton ripped off a season-long 38-yard punt return to the Eagles’ 21-yard line. Eli Manning then threw a five-yard pass to Barber. After Darwin Walker was penalized five yards

New York Giants 2006 Season Schedule

Preseason (4-0) Date Day Opponent Result Aug. 11 Fri. at Baltimore W, 17-16 AUG. 17 THURS. KANSAS CITY W, 17-0 Aug. 25 Fri. at Jets W, 13-7 AUG. 31 THURS. NEW ENGLAND W, 31-23

Regular Season (8-8)

SEPT. 10 SUN. INDIANAPOLIS L, 26-21 Sept. 17 Sun. at Philadelphia* W, 30-24 (OT) Sept. 24 Sun. at Seattle L, 42-30 Oct. 1 Sun. BYE OCT. 8 SUN. WASHINGTON* W, 19-3 Oct. 15 Sun. at Atlanta W, 27-14 Oct. 23 Mon. at Dallas* W, 36-22 OCT. 29 SUN. TAMPA BAY W, 17-3 NOV. 5 SUN. HOUSTON W, 14-10 NOV. 12 SUN. CHICAGO L, 38-20 Nov. 20 Mon. at Jacksonville L, 26-10 Nov. 26 Sun. at Tennessee L, 24-21 DEC. 3 SUN. DALLAS* L, 23-20 Dec. 10 Sun. at Carolina W, 27-13 DEC. 17 SUN. PHILADELPHIA* L, 36-22 DEC. 24 SUN. NEW ORLEANS L, 30-7 Dec. 30 Sat. at Washington* W, 34-28

* indicates NFC East Division game

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for encroachment, Barber took a handoff and ran through the Eagles defense for his second touchdown of the season and the 65th of his career, tying him with Joe Morrison for second on the Giants’ career list. Frank Gifford is first with 78 touch-downs. New York Minutes Giants in January- The Giants, who won the NFC East in 2005, will qualify for the playoffs in consecutive seasons for the first time since 1989-90. The postseason appearance will be the 28th in franchise history, tying the Giants with the Dallas Cowboys for the most in NFL history. The Giants are the eighth 8-8 team in history to make the playoffs. The others are the 1985 Cleveland Browns (the only division champion in the group), 1990 New Orleans Saints, the 1991 Jets, the 1999 Cow-boys and Detroit Lions and the 2004 Minnesota Vikings and St. Louis Rams. The Saints, Jets, Cowboys and Lions lost in the first round. The Browns, Vikings and Rams lost in the second round. With Philadelphia, Dallas and the Giants all making the play-offs, this is the fourth time since the NFC East was formed in 1970 with those three teams, plus Washington and Arizona, that three division teams will play in the postseason: 1981 – Dallas (12-4), Philadelphia (10-6), and Giants (9-7) 1990 – Giants (13-3), Philadelphia (10-6), and Washington (10-6) 1992 – Dallas (13-3), Philadelphia (11-5), and Washington (9-7) 2006 – Philadelphia, Dallas, and Giants (8-8) Bold – won Super Bowl; underlined – won a playoff game Tom Coughlin- has led the Giants to the playoffs in two of his three seasons with the team and will make his sixth postseason appearance in his 11 years as an NFL head coach. His playoff record is 4-5. Well-traveled- The Giants finished 5-3 on the road after going 3-5 at home. This is the first time since 2000 that the Giants had a better record on the road. That year, they were 5-3 in Giants Stadium and 7-1 as visitors and won the NFC cham-pionship.

A clean sweep- The Giants swept the Redskins for the first time since 2002 and finished 4-2 in division games. Grand openings- The Giants scored first in 13 of their 16 games this season and were 7-6 in those games. The Giants did not allow their opponents to score an opening-possession touchdown in their last 14 games, the longest streak in the NFL.

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Plaxico Burress PLAX-e-CO David Diehl DEAL Mathias Kiwanuka key-WAH-new-KAH Ryan Kuehl KEEL Sinorice Moss si-NOR-iss Luke Petitgout Pet-I-GOO Grey Ruegamer Ru-ga-mer Visanthe Shiancoe Vi-sahn-tee SHANK-oh Michael Strahan STRAY-han Amani Toomer Uh-MAHN-ee Osi Umenyiora oh-see YOU-men-yur-uh

Attempts Completions Total Yards Longest Fumbles/Int. Touchdowns (P/R)

E. Manning 26 12 101 14 0/0 1 (1/0)

A. Randle El 1 1 48 48 0/0 1 (1/0)

QB Rating

69.6

58.3

J. Campbell 31 21 220 34 0/1 2 (2/0) 96.2

Quarterbacks– By the numbers

2006 Tale of the Tape Giants Category Eagles 8-8 Record 10-6 W, 34-28 at Washington Last Game W, 24-17 vs. Atlanta 355 Points Scored 398 362 Points Allowed 328 42 Touchdowns Allowed 36 19 Rushing TD’s Allowed 12 21 Passing TD’s Allowed 17 41 Touchdowns Scored 49 14 Rushing TD’s 13 24 Passing TD’s 31 3 TD’s on Returns 5 -Even Turnover Ratio +5 20.1 KOR Avg. For 20.8 22.4 KOR Avg. Against 23.2 8.7 PR Avg. For 9.4 5.8 PR Avg. Against 9.3

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FedEx ground- The Giants’ 261 rushing yards was their highest total since they ran for 262 yards on Oct. 30, 2005 – also against Washington, though that game was at home. Those are the two highest rushing totals in Coughlin’s 185 regular season and postseason games as an NFL head coach. Ball security- The Giants did not turn over the ball for the fourth time this season. They have won their last eight games in which they did not have a turnover, dating back to last sea-son. First and 10- The Giants converted a season-high 57 percent of their third down attempts (eight of 14). They twice converted 56 percent (nine of 16): vs. Washington at home and at Dallas. Tiki Barber- put on one of the finest performances of his career in his last regular season game. Barber rushed for a career-high and franchise record 234 yards on just 23 carries, a 10.2-yard average. His previous best was a 220-yard game vs. Kansas City on Dec. 17, 2005. Barber is the first player in NFL history to average 10.2 yards per rush in a game with 23 or more carries. Barber finished the season with 1,662 rushing yards, the sec-ond-highest total of his career and the second-highest total in Giants history. He rushed for 1,860 yards last year. Barber extended his record by leading the Giants in rushing for the 80th consecutive games (every game for the last five seasons) and finished his career with 10,449 yards. That’s good for 19th on the NFL’s career list. Barber passes Arizona’s Edgerrin James this weekend. James has rushed for 10,385 yards. Barber is 3,247 yards ahead of Giants runner-up Rodney Hampton. Barber rushed for more than 200 yards in a game for the fifth time. That is the second-highest total in NFL history. Hall of Famer O.J. Simpson had six 100-yard games. Barber had been tied for second place with three other Hall of Famers – Jim Brown, Earl Campbell and Barry Sanders – plus San Diego’s LaDainian Tomlinson. It was also the 38th time Barber rushed for more than 100 yards in a game. The Giants were 25-13 when Barber exceeded 100 yards on the ground. Barber’s 234 rushing yards are the most in the NFL this season,

eclipsing the 223 yards Pittsburgh’s Willie Parker gained on Dec. 7 against Cleveland. Barber also caught three passes for 24 yards. He finished the season with 2,127 yards from scrimmage, the second-highest total of his career and his third consecutive season with more than 2,000 yards. It was the fourth time he had more than 2,000 total yards. In 2000, Barber had 2,057 yards: 1,006 rush-ing, 719 receiving and 332 on punt returns. Barber’s 258 yards from scrimmage were the fourth-highest total in Giants history. Barber has three of the top four games in team history: Giants Best Single-Game Yards From Scrimmage Performances Player Opponent Yards Breakdown Tiki Barber Philadelphia 276 203 rushing, 73 receiving Del Shofner Washington 269 269 receiving Tiki Barber Oakland 263 203 rushing, 60 receiving Tiki Barber Washington 248 234 rushing, 24 receiving No one will be happier to see Barber retired than the Redskins. In his last four games against Washington, Barber rushed for 643 yards, a 160.75 per-game average. That included games of 206 and 234 yards. Barber scored a career-high three touchdowns after scoring just two in the first 15 games. He rushed for two touchdowns in a game six times. Barber is the first Giant to score three touch-downs in a game since Amani Toomer in the NFC Wild Card Game in San Francisco on Jan. 5, 2003. Toomer was also the last to accomplish that feat in a regular season game on Dec. 22, 2002 at Indianapolis. The three rushing touchdowns are the most by a Giant since Hampton had four against New Orleans on Sept. 24, 1995. Barber’s first touchdown, on a 15-yard run in the second quar-ter, enabled him to reach two milestones. The touchdown was the 66th of his career, breaking a tie with Joe Morrison and moving Barber into second place on the Giants’ career list. Frank Gifford is first with 74 touchdowns. Barber, of course, finishes his career with 69 touchdowns (55 rushing, a team record). In addition, with that first touchdown, Barber increased his points total to 404. He is the fifth Giant in history with at least 400 points, joining Pete Gogolak, Brad Daluiso, Gifford and Joe Danelo. Barber ends his career with 416 points.

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Giants Career Scoring Leaders Player Points Pete Gogolak 646 Brad Daluiso 526 Frank Gifford 484 Joe Danelo 482 Tiki Barber 416 Barber’s 55-yard touchdown run in the second quarter was his longest since his record 95-yard run in the 2005 season finale on Dec. 31 in Oakland. His previous long this year was a 46-yard run against Chicago, which he did not score on. Barber will retire as the Giants’ career receptions leader with 586. Barber was one of the Giants’ captains for his final game, along with Antonio Pierce, Manning, Chris Snee and Umenyiora. Giants Best Single-Game Rushing Performances Player Date Opponent Yards Tiki Baber 12/30/06 Washington 234 Tiki Barber 12/17/05 Kansas City 220 Gene Roberts 11/12/50 Chicago Cards 218 Tiki Barber 10/30/05 Washington 206 Tiki Barber 12/31/05 Oakland 203 Tiki Barber 12/28/02 Philadelphia 203 Eli Manning- completed 12 of 26 passes for 101 yards. He finished the season with 301 completions, topping the 294 he had in 2005, his first full season as a starter. This is the fourth season in history the Giants have had a quarterback complete 300 passes. Kerry Collins had the other three: 335 in 2002, 327 in 2001 and 311 in 2000. Manning threw 24 touchdown passes, matching his 2005 total. He is the first Giants quarterback to throw at least 20 touch-down passes in consecutive seasons since Phil Simms did it three years in a row from 1984-86. Jay Feely- kicked two field goals and four extra points, increasing his season total to 107 points. It is his fourth career 100-point season, including both of his years with the Giants. Feely made 23 of 27 field goal attempts this season, an 85.2 success rate that is the third-highest in a season in Giants his-tory (minimum 14 attempts). Daluiso made 88.9 percent (24 of 27) of his field goal attempts in 1996 and Cary Blanchard made 85.7 (18 of 21) in 1999.

In two seasons with the Giants, Feely has made 58 of 69 at-tempts, an 84.0 success that is easily the highest in fran-chise history for kickers with at least 50 attempts. Daluiso previously held the record with 76.9 percent (123 of 160). Jeff Feagles- played in his 304th career game, breaking a tie with Jerry Rice and moving into fourth place on the NFL’s all-time list, behind only Morten Andersen (365), Gary Anderson (353) and George Blanda (340). Plaxico Burress- caught two passes, increasing his ca-reer total to exactly 400. Running the option?- Backup quarterback Jared Lorenzen played the first regular season down of his career, rushing for two yards and a first down in the second quarter. Eating grass- Adrian Aawsom picked up his first NFL sack when he dropped Jason Campbell for a three-yard loss in the third quarter. The Giants finished the season with 32 sacks, their lowest total since they had 31 in 1999. Osi Umenyiora led the with six sacks, the lowest total by the team leader since Michael Strahan and Chad Bratzke had five apiece in 1996. We’ll take that- Jason Bell’s third-quarter interception of a Jason Campbell pass was the first of his six-year career. Deep in the playbook- Washington wide receiver Antwaan Randle El threw a 48-yard touchdown pass to Santana Moss. The last time a player other than a quarterback threw a touchdown passes pass against the Giants, it was also a Red-skin in FedEx Field. On Dec. 24, 2005, running back Clinton Portis threw a 17-yard scoring pass to tight end Chris Cooley in a 35-20 Washington win. He can cook, too- David Diehl started for the first time in his career at left tackle in place of Bob Whitfield, who re-placed the injured Luke Petitgout in the previous six games. Since joining the Giants in 2003, he has played right guard, right tackle and left guard. He last played tackle on Dec. 17, 2005 against Kansas City. Diehl, a fifth-round draft choice in 2003, has started all 65 regular season and postseason games in his career. Grey Ruegamer started at left guard, the initial start of his first season with the Giants. It was the 19th start of Ruegamer’s eight-year career and first since Dec. 25, 2005, when he played for Green Bay against Chicago. That start was at right guard.

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When Ruegamer left the game after sustaining a deep cut in his shin late in the first quarter, Diehl moved over to guard and Whitfield played tackle. Inactives/Injuries- The Giants inactive players were tight end Jeremy Shockey (ankle), offensive lineman Rich Seu-bert (leg), wide receivers Michael Jennings and Darius Watts, cornerback Frank Walker, defensive tackle Titus Adams and running back Robert Douglas. Tim Hasselbeck was the third quarterback. Shockey sprained his ankle late in last week’s loss to New Orleans. This is the fourth season in a row Shockey missed the regular season finale, the second year in a row with an ankle injury. He sat out the final seven games of the 2003 season with a knee injury (but was still selected to the Pro Bowl). In 2004, he was sidelined for the final game with a back injury. Last year, an ankle injury kept him out of the last regular sea-son game in Oakland, but he returned the following week for the NFC Wild Card Game against Carolina. Although he didn’t play, Shockey finished the season as the Giants’ receptions leader with 66. Burress was next with 63. Return of “The Duke- The NFL has renamed its offi-cial game ball “the Duke” in honor of Wellington Mara, the late Giants’ owner. Mara, who died last October, was named after the Duke of Wellington and acquired the nickname “the Duke” when Giants players began calling him it as a child. The NFL’s official game ball was known as the Duke from 1941-69, at the suggestion of Chicago owner George Halas. Halas and Tim Mara, Wellington’s father, were also responsible for making Wilson the league’s official supplier of game balls. Use of the name was discontinued in 1970, following the merger of the NFL and the American Football League. This season it will re-turn to honor one of the most influential members of the NFL family. Eagles to Giants– Tom Coughlin spent the 1984 and 1985 seasons with the Eagles as a wide receivers coach … Secondary/cornerbacks coach Peter Giunta served as Philadel-phia’s defensive backs coach from 1991-1994 … Carlos Emmons was signed by Philadelphia as an unrestricted free agent on March 23, 2000. He was signed by the Giants as an unrestricted free agent on March 5, 3004 … Jeff Feagles was awarded to Philadelphia off waivers on June 5, 1990. He did stints with Phoenix and Seattle before being signed by the

Giants as a free agent on March 7, 2003 … Jim Finn attended the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia … Tim Hassel-beck was signed by Philadelphia on Feb. 6, 2002. He spent time with the Berlin Thunder and Carolina before rejoining the Ea-gles on their practice squad on Nov. 19, 2002. Hasselbeck was signed to the Eagles’ active roster on Nov. 27 and was released on Aug. 31, 2003. He spent six months with the Washington Redskins before being awarded off waivers to the Giants on May 9, 2005. Giants to Eagles– Senior vice president of business operations Mark Donovan signed a free agent contract with the Giants after his graduation from Brown … Defensive assis-tant/quality control coach Mike Reed graduated from Boston College in 1994. For the first three years of his collegiate ca-reer, he player for head coach Tom Coughlin. In Coughlin’s final season with the Eagles, Reed earned second-team All-Big East honors … Dhani Jones was selected by the Giants in the 6th round of the 2000 draft (177th overall). He played four seasons with New York before signing with the Eagles as an unrestricted free agent on March 9, 2004. Looking ahead- The Giants’ 2007 opponents are set. In addition to home and home series with NFC East opponents Dallas, Philadelphia and Washington, the Giants will host Green Bay, Minnesota, San Francisco, New England and the Jets. They will travel to Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Buffalo and Miami.

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Giants All-Time Postseason Results (16-22) Year Reg. Season Game Date Opponent Score Record 1933 11-3 NFL Championship 12/17 at Chicago L, 21-23 1934 8-5 NFL Championship 12/9 vs. Chicago W, 30-13 1935 9-3 NFL Championship 12/15 at Detroit L, 26-7 1938 8-2-1 NFL Championship 12/11 vs. Green Bay W, 23-17 1939 9-1-1 NFL Championship 12/10 at Green Bay L, 27-0 1941 8-3 NFL Championship 12/21 at Chicago L, 37-9 1943 6-3-1 Eastern Division Playoff 12/19 vs. Washington L, 28-0 1944 8-1-1 NFL Championship 12/17 vs. Green Bay L, 14-7 1946 7-3-1 NFL Championship 12/15 vs. Chicago L, 24-14 1950 10-2 American Conference Playoff 12/17 at Cleveland L, 8-3 1956 8-3-1 NFL Championship 12/30 vs. Chicago W, 47-7 1958 9-3 Eastern Conference Playoff 12/21 vs. Cleveland W, 10-0 NFL Championship 12/28 vs. Baltimore L, 23-17 (OT)1959 10-2 NFL Championship 12/27 at Baltimore L, 31-16 1961 10-3-1 NFL Championship 12/31 at Green Bay L, 37-0 1962 12-2 NFL Championship 12/30 vs. Green Bay L, 16-7 1963 11-3 NFL Championship 12/29 at Chicago L, 14-10 1981 9-7 NFC Wild Card 12/27 at Philadelphia W, 27-21 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/3/82 at San Francisco L, 38-24 1984 9-7 NFC Wild Card 12/23 at LA Rams W, 16-13 NFC Divisional Playoff 12/29 at San Francisco L, 21-10 1985 10-6 NFC Wild Card 12/29 vs. San Francisco W, 17-3 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/5/86 at Chicago L, 21-0 1986 14-2 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/4/87 vs. San Francisco W, 49-3 NFC Championship 1/11/87 vs. Washington W, 17-0 Super Bowl XXI 1/25/87 vs. Denver W, 39-20 1989 12-4 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/7/90 vs. La Rams L, 19-13 (OT) 1990 13-3 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/13/91 vs. Chicago W, 31-3 NFC Championship 1/20/91 at San Francisco W, 15-13 Super Bowl XXV 1/27/91 vs. Buffalo W, 20-19 1993 11-5 NFC Wild Card 1/9/94 vs. Minnesota W, 17-10 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/15/94 at San Francisco L, 44-3 1997 10-5-1 NFC Wild Card 12/27/97 vs. Minnesota L, 23-22 2000 12-4 NFC Divisional Playoff 1/7/01 vs. Philadelphia W, 20-10 NFC Championship 1/14/01 vs. Minnesota W, 41-0 Super Bowl XXXV 1/28/01 vs. Baltimore L, 34-7 2002 10-6 NFC Wild Card 1/5/03 at San Francisco L, 39-38 2005 11-5 NFC Wild Card 1/8/06 vs. Carolina L, 23-0

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1981– Giants 27, Eagles 21 NFC Wild Card Game Dec. 27 at Veterans Stadium (71,611) The Giants made most of their first post-season appearance in 18 years… Three Scott Brunner TD passes and Mark Haynes’ end-zone recovery of fumbled kickoff opened a 27-7 lead by halftime...Rob Carpenter helped the Giants control the ball the rest of way with 161 rushing yards. Giants (10-7) 20 7 0 0 27 Philadelphia (10-7) 0 7 7 7 21 Giants– Bright 9 pass from Brunner (kick failed) Giants– Mistler 10 pass from Brunner (Danelo kick) Giants– Haynes fumble recovery in end zone (Dandelo kick) Phil.– Carmichael 15 pass from Jaworski (Franklin kick) Giants– Mullady 22 pass from Brunner (Danelo kick) Phil.– Montgomery 6 run (Franklin kick) Phil.– Montogomery 1 run (Franklin kick

2000– Giants 20, Eagles 10 NFC Divisional Playoff Game Jan. 7, 2001 at Giants Stadium (78,765) The Giants won their ninth consecutive game against Philadel-phia without scoring an offensive touchdown, thanks to a domi-nant defensive performance. Rookie Ron Dixon gave the Giants an instant lead when he returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown. The Giants increased their lead to 10-0 on Brad Daluiso’s 37-yard field goal on the first play of the second period. Jason Sehorn made it 17-0 when he scored on a spec-tacular 32-yard interception return in which he fell to the ground while tipping the ball in the air, then jumped up and grabbed the ball before racing to the end zone. Daluiso last added a 25-yard field goal. The Giants defense held Philadel-phia to 186 total yards (46 on the ground) and 11 first downs. Philadelphia (12-6) 0 3 0 7 10 Giants (13-4) 7 10 0 3 20 Giants– Dixon 97-yard kickoff return (Daluiso kick) Giants– Daluiso 37-yard field goal Giants– Sehorn 32-yard interception return (Daluiso kick) Eagles– Akers 28-yard field goal Giants– Daluiso 25-yard field goal Eagles– Samm 10-yard pass from McNabb (Akers kick)

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CURRENT CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED STREAK BY NFL QB’S Brett Favre 237 Peyton Manning 144 Tom Brady 94 David Carr 50 Eli Manning 39 GIANTS QUARTERBACKS Attempts Completions 1. Phil Simms 4,647 1. Phil Simms 2,576 2. Charlie Conerly 2,833 2. Kerry Collins 1,447 3. Kerry Collins 2,473 3. Charlie Conerly 1,418 4. Frank Tarkenton 1,898 4. Fran Tarkenton 1,051 5. Dave Brown 1,391 5. Dave Brown 766 6. Y.A. Tittle 1,308 6. Y.A. Tittle 731 Eli Manning 1,276 Eli Manning 690 Yards Touchdowns 1. Phil Simms 33,462 1. Phil Simms 199 2. Charlie Conerly 19,488 2. Charlie Conerly 173 3. Kerry Collins 16,875 3. Fran Tarkenton 103 4. Fran Tarkenton 13,905 4. Y.A. Tittle 96 5. Y.A. Tittle 10,439 5. Kerry Collins 81 6. Dave Brown 8,806 6. Eli Manning 54 Eli Manning 8,049 7. Dave Brown 40 Interceptions 1. Charlie Conerly 167 2. Phil Simms 157 3. Fran Tarkenton 72 4. Kerry Collins 70 5. Y.A. Tittle 68 6. Dave Brown 49 6. Craig Morton 49 8. Scott Brunner 48 9. Norm Snead 45 Eli Manning 44 TOP RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN GIANTS HISTORY 1. Tiki Barber 55 2. Rodney Hampton 49 3. Joe Morris 48 4. Alex Webster 39 5. Ottis Anderson 35

MOST 100-YARD RUSH GAMES 1. Tiki Barber 38 2. Joe Morris 19 3. Rodney Hampton 17 4. Eddie Price 11 5. Ron Johnson 10 TOP FIVE RUSHERS (BASED ON RUSHING YARDAGE) Player Att. Yds. TDs 1. Tiki Baber 2,217 10,449 55 2. Rodney Hampton 1,824 6,897 49 3. Joe Morris 1,318 5,296 48 4. Alex Webster 1,196 4,638 39 5. Ron Johnson 1,066 3,836 33 MOST RUSHING YARDS/ACTIVE PLAYERS 1. Curtis Martin 14,101 2. Marshall Faulk 12,279 3. Corey Dillion 11,241 4. Tiki Barber 10,449 5. Edgerrin James 10,385 CAREER RUSHING YARDS 13. John Riggins 11,352 14. O.J. Simpson 11,236 15. Corey Dillon 11,241 16. Ricky Watters 10,643 17. Tiki Barber 10,449 18. Eddie George 10,441 19. Edgerrin James 10,385 20. Ottis Anderson 10,273 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS/ACTIVE PLAYERS 1. Marshall Faulk 19,190 2. Curtis Martin 17,421 3. Tiki Barber 17,359 4. Marvin Harrison 13,954 5. Issac Bruce 13,520

History in the Making: How the 2006 Giants Stack Up

Eli Manning Tiki Barber

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CAREER TOTAL YARDS 1. Jerry Rice 23,546 2. Brian Mitchell 23,330 3. Walter Payton* 21,803 4. Emmitt Smith 21,564 5 Tim Brown 19,682 6. Marshall Faulk 19,190 7. Barry Sanders * 18,308 8. Herschel Walker 18,168 9. Marcus Allen* 17,648 10. Curtis Martin 17,421 11. Tiki Barber 17,359 12. Eric Metcalf 17,230 13. Thurman Thomas 16,532 14. Tony Dorsett * 16,326 *Hall of Famer GIANTS CAREER TOTAL YARDAGE LEADERS 1. Tiki Barber 17,359 Rushing: 10,449 Receiving: 5,183 Punt returns: 1,181 Kickoff returns: 544 Fumble yardage: 2 (10/28/01 at Washington) 2. Frank Gifford 9,862 3. Rodney Hampton 8,750 GIANTS CAREER RECEIVING YARDS 1. Amani Toomer 8,157 2. Frank Gifford 5,434 3. Tiki Barber 5,183 4. Joe Morrison 4,993 5. Homer Jones 4,845 TOP RECEIVERS IN GIANTS HISTORY 1. Tiki Barber 586 2. Amani Toomer 561 3. Joe Morrison 395 4. Ike Hilliard 368 5. Frank Gifford 367 6. Chris Calloway 334 7. Bob Tucker 327 8. Jeremy Shockey 314 9. Kyle Rote 300 10. Mark Bavaro 266

MOST CAREER PUNTS 1. Jeff Feagles 1,514 2. Sean Landeta 1,401 CAREER PUNTING YARDAGE 1. Jeff Feagles 62,928 2. Sean Landeta 60,707 NFL ALL-TIME LEADERS IN PUNTS DOWNS INSIDE THE 20 1. Jeff Feagles 483 2. Sean Landeta 381 3. Lee Johnson 318 4. Reggie Roby 298 5. Rich Camarillo 279 6. Rohn Stark 272 CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED/ACTIVE STREAKS 1. Jeff Feagles 304 2. Chris Gardocki 244 3. Brett Favre 239 4. Will Shields 223 5. Craig Hentrich 207 5. Lorenzo Neal 207 * CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED/ALL TIME 1. Jeff Feagles 1988-present 304 2. Jim Marshall 1960-79 282 3. Morten Anderson 1987-2002 248 4. Bill Romanowski 1989-2003 243 5. Mick Tingelhoff 1962-78 240 MOST GAMES PLAYED 1. Morten Andersen 366 2. Gary Anderson 353 3. George Blanda 340 4. Jeff Feagles 304 5. Jerry Rice 303 6. Bruce Matthews 296 7. Darrell Green 295

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GIANTS CAREER LEADERS IN RECEPTIONS—TIGHT ENDS 1. Bob Tucker 331 2. Jeremy Shockey 314 3. Mark Bavaro 266 4. Aaron Thomas 247 MOST CAREER RECEPTIONS/ACTIVE TIGHT ENDS 1. Tony Gonzalez 717 2. Kyle Brady 334 3. Marcus Pollard 321 4. Todd Heap 316 5. Jeremy Shockey 314 GIANTS CAREER RECEIVING YARDS/TIGHT ENDS 1. Bob Tucker 4,376 2. Aaron Thomas 4,253 3. Mark Bavaro 3,722 4. Jeremy Shockey 3,609 MOST CAREER RECEIVING YARDS/ACTIVE TIGHT ENDS 1. Tony Gonzalez 8,710 2. Marcus Pollard 4,007 3. Alge Crumpler 3,740 4. Todd Heap 3,658 5. Jeremy Shockey 3,609 6. Kyle Brady 3,449 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION/ACTIVE TEs 1. Tony Gonzalez 99 2. Todd Heap 70 3. Jeremy Shockey 69 4. Alge Crumpler 63 5. Antonio Gates 55 GIANTS CAREER LEADERS IN TOUCHDOWNS/TIGHT ENDS 1. Aaron Thomas 35 2. Mark Bavaro 28 3. Jeremy Shockey 24 4. Bob Tucker 22 5. Howard Cross 17

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The Giants vs. the Eagles

Tiki Barber vs. Philadelphia

Date Rushing ATT YDS AVG LG TD Receiving NO YDS AVG LG TD

10/31/99 1 4 4.0 4 0 4 43 10.8 15 0

9/17/06 21 51 2.4 9 0 7 57 8.1 10 0

Totals 320 1594 4.6 72 4 88 845 9.3 38 3

12/11/05 32 124 3.9 26 0 5 71 14.2 32 1

9/12/04 9 125 13.9 72 1 5 75 15.0 34 0

10/29/00 14 52 3.7 17 0 4 71 17.7 36 0

11/20/05 21 112 5.3 55 0 2 22 11.0 15 0

11/16/03 19 111 5.8 17 0 3 20 6.7 10 1

10/19/03 19 79 4.2 14 0 5 34 6.8 14 0

10/22/01 13 55 4.2 13 0 5 25 5.0 11 0

1/7/00 15 35 2.3 9 0 3 13 4.3 12 0

12/30/01 16 71 4.4 23 0 10 87 8.7 15 0

11/28/04 19 110 5.8 33 0 1 9 9.0 9 0

8/31/97 20 88 4.4 21 1 3 32 10.6 28 0

10/3/99 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 3.0 4 0

12/7/97 21 114 5.4 42 0 4 28 7.0 11 1

12/27/98 2 8 4.0 5 0 3 21 7.0 11 0

11/22/98 1 2 2.0 2 0 1 8 8.0 8 0

10/28/02 15 79 5.3 31 0 5 92 18.4 38 0

12/28/02 32 203 6.3 39 0 8 73 9.1 19 0

12/17/06 19 75 3.9 14 1 5 29 5.8 11 0

Plaxico Burress vs. Philadelphia


11/20/05 6 113 18.8 61t 1

Totals 20 384 19.0 61t 2

9/17/06 6 114 19.0 31 1

12/11/05 2 37 18.5 27 0

12/17/06 6 120 20.0 52 0

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Team 1 2 3 4 OT Total

Opponents 64 101 65 132 0 362

Giants 74 86 79 110 6 355

2006 Scoring by Quarters

The Giants vs. the Eagles

Eli Manning vs. Philadelphia

Date ATT COMPL YDS AVG LG TD Passing Rushing Rating FMBL INT

12/17/06 40 28 282 10.0 52 0 0 0 69.0 0 2

Totals 183 113 1397 15.4 61 7 7 0 58.6 6 8

9/12/04 9 3 66 22.0 34 0 0 0 60.4 1 0

12/11/05 44 28 312 11.1 32 1 1 0 63.8 0 3

11/20/05 26 17 218 12.8 61 3 3 0 130.0 2 0

11/28/04 21 6 148 24.7 52 0 0 0 16.9 1 2

9/17/06 43 31 371 12.0 37 3 3 0 111.7 2 1

Jeremy Shockey vs. Philadelphia


11/20/05 1 1 1.0 1 1

Totals 54 455 9.9 26 3

9/17/06 2 17 8.5 9 0

12/11/05 10 107 10.7 17 0

11/28/04 2 31 15.5 26 0

9/12/04 2 39 19.5 34 0

11/16/03 Inactive

10/19/03 5 23 4.6 9 1

12/28/02 10 98 9.8 24 1

10/28/02 6 69 11.5 21 0

12/17/06 8 70 8.8 14 0

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Head Coaches Tom Coughlin NFL Record: 97-88-0 NFL Head Coach: 11th season College: Syracuse Tom Coughlin was named the 16th head coach in Giants history on Jan. 6, 2004. A highly-respected coach who has succeeded as a head coach in the NFL and on the collegiate level, Coughlin was an assistant coach with the Giants when they won Super Bowl XXV in 1990. The Giants improved from four to six victories in Coughlin’s first season and last year went 11-5 and won the NFC East division championship. It was Coughlin’s third division title and fifth appearance in the playoffs in his 10 seasons as an NFL head coach. Coughlin is 93-83 (.528) in the regular season and 97-78 (.554) in all games. Coughlin’s 93 regular season victories place him 11th among current NFL head coaches. Nine of the 10 coaches ahead of him have coached at least one more season than Coughlin and one, Tony Dungy, has coached the same number of years. He is the only one of the 11 to have coached an expansion team. Coughlin became the first head coach of the expansion Jaguars on Feb. 21, 1994, 559 days before the franchise played its first regular season game. In 1995, Jacksonville won four games, more than any previous expansion team in NFL history. The following year, Coughlin was named NFL Coach of the Year by United Press International as the Jaguars made the playoffs in just their second season and advanced all the way to the AFC Championship Game, where they lost to the New England Patri-ots. That began a streak of four consecutive playoff seasons for the Jaguars. In both 1997 and ‘98 Jacksonville won 11 games, winning their first division title in 1998. The following season, the Jaguars had an NFL-best record of 14-2 and again advanced to the conference title game. Coughlin arrived in Jacksonville following three years as the head coach at Boston College, where he turned a struggling program into a Top 20 team. He was 21-13-1 in three seasons

(1991-93) with the Eagles, including 9-3 in 1993, when Boston College won eight consecutive games, defeated top-ranked Notre Dame, 41-39, and beat Virginia in the Carquest Bowl. Coughlin was the Giants wide receivers coach under Bill Parcells from 1988-90. Under his tutelage, receivers such as Mark In-gram, Lionel Manuel, Odessa Turner and Stephen Baker all improved and helped the Giants win their second Super Bowl. Coughlin began his coaching career in 1969 as a graduate assis-tant at Syracuse, his alma mater. He was the head coach at the Rochester Institute of Technology from 1970-73, compiling a record of 16-15-2. Coughlin returned to Syracuse in 1974, first serving as quarterbacks and offensive backfield coach for three seasons before being promoted to offensive coordinator for four years. In 1981, Coughlin went to Boston College for the first time, as quarterbacks coach under Jack Bicknell. Coughlin entered the NFL as the Philadelphia Eagles’ wide re-ceivers coach in 1984 and ‘85. He held the same position with the Green Bay Packers in 1986 and ‘87 before moving to the Giants for a three-year stint. Coughlin was a three-year letterman at Syracuse University from 1965-67. As a senior in 1967, Coughlin broke Syracuse’s single-season pass receiving record. That year, he won Syra-cuse’s Orange Key Award as the university’s outstanding scholar-athlete. He graduated in 1968 with a bachelor’s degree in education and received a master’s degree in education the following year. Thomas Richard Coughlin was born on Aug. 31, 1946 in Water-loo. He is the oldest of seven children. Coughlin and his wife Judy, have two daughters, Keli and Katie, a son-in-law Chris (Katie’s husband) two sons, Brian and Tim, two daughters-in-law, Andrea (Tim’s wife) and Susie (Brian’s wife), and four grandchildren, Emma Rose, Dylan, Shea Thomas and Cooper Christopher.

Keeping up with Coughlin Coughlin vs. the Eagles: 5-3 Coughlin vs. Reid: 4-3

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Head Coaches Andy Reid NFL Record: 87-53 NFL Head Coach: 8th season College: Brigham Young Andy Reid took over the Philadelphia Eagles on January 11, 1999. During his tenure, Reid, 47, has captured four consecu-tive division titles and four trips to the NFC Championship game from 2001-04. His vision, his dedication, his passion and his organ-izational skills are impeccable. For those reasons he was pro-moted to head coach/executive VP of football operations on May 8, 2001. Reid's contract was extended to 2010 during the 2004 season. Reid came to the Eagles after spending seven sea-sons as an assistant coach with Green Bay under Mike Holm-gren. During that span, the Packers reached the playoffs six times and defeated New England in Super Bowl XXXI. In his 14-year NFL coaching career, Reid's teams have made the playoffs 11 times (16-10 record in those games). He has coached in the Super Bowl three times, in the NFC Cham-pionship game seven times and in the Pro Bowl four times. Reid enjoyed a two-year stint as the Packers quar-terbacks coach, working with Brett Favre from 1997-98. Prior to tutoring Green Bay's quarterbacks, Reid oversaw the tight ends, while assisting offensive line coach Tom Lovat. A tackle and guard at Brigham Young University from 1979-81, Reid entered the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant under LaVell Edwards in 1982. It was at BYU that Reid met and worked with Holmgren, who served as the QB coach. Reid next moved to San Francisco State in 1983 and helped them lead the nation in passing and total offense three consecutive years (1983-85). He went on to develop quality offensive lines at Northern Arizona, Texas-El Paso and Mis-souri. Born Andrew Walter Reid in Los Angeles on March 19, 1958, He went on to attend Glendale (CA) Junior College (where he was inducted into that school's Hall of Fame in 2003) before matriculating to Brigham Young University where he earned both a bachelor's degree in physical education and a master's degree in professional leadership in physical educa-tion and athletics. It was at a physical education class at BYU that Reid

met the woman who would become his wife, Tammy. Reid con-verted to the Mormon faith in 1979 which Tammy and her fam-ily had practiced. They have five children, each of whom was born in a different state -- sons Garrett, 23 (4/13/83); Britt, 21 (4/28/85); and Spencer, 14 (6/16/92); and daughters Crosby, 18 (3/17/88); and Drew Ann, 16 (3/9/90). In his 14-year NFL coaching career, his teams have made the playoffs 11 times (16-10 record). He has coached in the Super Bowl three times and in the NFC Championship game seven times.

Keeping up with Reid Reid vs. the Giants: 8-8 Reid vs. Tom Coughlin: 3-4

Philadelphia Eagles 2006 Season Schedule

Preseason (2-3) Date Day Opponent Result Aug. 6 Sun. vs. Oakland L, 16-10 Aug. 10 Thurs. Cleveland W, 20-7 Aug. 17 Thurs. at Baltimore L, 20-10 Aug. 25 Fri. Pittsburgh W, 16-7 Sept. 1 Fri. at NY Jets L, 20-17

Regular Season (10-6) Sept. 10 Sun. at Houston W, 24-10 Sept. 17 Sun. NY Giants* L, 30-24 (OT) Sept. 24 Sun. at San Francisco W, 38-24 Oct. 2 Mon. Green Bay W, 31-9 Oct. 8 Sun. Dallas* W, 38-24 Oct. 15 Sun. at New Orleans L, 27-24 Oct. 22 Sun. at Tampa Bay L, 23-21 Oct. 29 Sun. Jacksonville L, 13-6 Nov. 5 Sun. BYE Nov. 12 Sun. Washington* W, 27-3 Nov. 19 Sun. Tennessee L, 31-13 Nov. 26 Sun. at Indianapolis L, 45-21 Dec. 4 Mon. Carolina W, 27-24 Dec. 10 Sun. at Washington* W, 21-19 Dec. 17 Sun. At NY Giants* W, 36-22 Dec. 25 Mon. at Dallas * W, 23-7 Dec. 31 Sun. Atlanta W, 24-17

* indicates NFC East Division game

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Tiki Barber in the Postseason


12/27/98 17 29 1.7 14 0 3 31 10.3 16 0

Totals 94 338 21.9 29 1 24 181 7.7 30 0

1/14/01 12 69 5.8 21 0 4 21 5.3 11 0

1/7/01 15 35 2.3 9 0 3 13 4.3 12 0

1/28/01 11 49 4.5 27 0 6 26 4.3 7 0

1/8/06 13 41 3.2 9 0 3 28 9.3 17 0

1/5/03 26 115 4.4 29 1 5 62 12.4 30 0

The Giants in January

Plaxico Burress in the Postseason


1/20/02 5 84 16.8 32t 1

Totals 23 378 14.9 40 3

1/5/03 6 100 16.7 24 1

1/27/02 5 67 13.4 16 0

1/11/03 2 62 31.0 40 0

1/23/05 3 37 12.3 16 1

1/15/05 2 28 14.0 17 0

1/8/06 0 0 0.0 0 0

Eli Manning in the Postseason

Date ATT COMPL YDS AVG LG TD Passing Rushing Rating FMBL INTC

1/8/06 18 10 113 11.3 25 0 0 0 35.0 1 3

Totals 18 10 113 11.3 25 0 0 0 35.0 1 3

Jeremy Shockey in the Postseason


1/5/03 7 68 9.7 27 1

1/8/06 3 50 16.7 25 0

Totals 10 118 26.4 27 1

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Eagles Team Statistics Giants










40-28-2

6 Kickoffs 6




5 Touchdowns 2

3 Rushing TD’s 2

1 Passing TD’s 0





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Giants Team Statistics Eagles










45-27-0

5 Kickoffs 6




4 Touchdowns 3

0 Rushing TD’s 1

3 Passing TD’s 2





30 Final Score (OT) 24



Familiar Foes: The Giants and Eagles met twice in the regular season with each team winning its’ road contest. Here is a review of the team statistics from those two games:

Sept. 17, 2006– Lincoln Financial Field Dec. 17, 2006– Giants Stadium

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Position-by-Position Breakdown ()-jersey number

Tiki Barber (21) • Originally a second round (36th

overall) draft choice by the Giants in 1997.

• Has 17,359 career yards (10,449 rushing, 5,183 receiving, 1,181 punt returns, 544 kickoff returns and 2 fumble yardage), the highest total in franchise history and the 14th highest in NFL history.

• Broke his own franchise record in 2005 with 2,390 total yards, the second highest single-season total in NFL history

• Holds a franchise record with 10,449 yards rushing (on 2,217 carries).

• Rushed for a career-high and fran-chise record 234 yards on just 23 carries, a 10.2-yard average and scored a career-high three touch-downs on rushes of 15, 55 and 50-

yards, in addition to catching three passes for 24 yards at Washington.

Brandon Jacobs (27) • Drafted by the Giants in the fourth

round (110th overall) of the 2004 NFL draft.

• In 2005 became the first Giants rookie to score seven touchdowns since 1984.

• Rushed six times for 25 yards at Washington.

James Sims (30) • Was active at Washington. Robert Douglas (88) • Was inactive at Washington.

Running Backs

Eli Manning (10) • First choice in 2004 NFL draft, ac-

quired by Giants in draft-day trade with Chargers.

• Finished the 2005 season with 294 completions on 557 attempts for 3,762 yards with 24 touchdown, 17 interceptions, a long completion of 78 yards and a QB rating of 75.9

• Has started 38 consecutive games (and played 39 total), accumulating 671 completions on 1235 attempts for a total of 7,819 career yards.

• Completed 12 of 26 passes for 101 yards and one touchdown at Wash-ington.

Jared Lorenzen (12) • Signed with the Giants as a rookie

free agent on May 7, 2004. • Played against Baltimore, Kansas

City, the Jets and New England. • Completed seven of 12 attempts vs.

the Jets for a total of 60 yards. • Had 24 completions on 39 attempts

for 234 yards in the preseason. He also committed three fumbles.

• Entered the game for one play and rushed for two yards at Washing-ton.

.

Tim Hasselbeck (8) • Awarded to the Giants off waivers

on May 9, 2005. • Record as an NFL starting quarter-

back is 1-4, with lone victory com-ing against the Giants in 2003 as a member of the Washington Red-skins.

• Has played for Buffalo, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Carolina, Washington and NFL Europe’s Berlin Thunder.

• Was inactive at Washington.

Quarterbacks

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Position-by-Position Breakdown

Plaxico Burress (17) • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Pittsburgh on March 17, 2005.

• Has 403 career receptions for 6,652 yards and 39 touchdowns.

• Has had at least 60 receptions in a season four times and more than 1,000 receiving yards in a season three times.

• Led the Giants in 2005 with 76 receptions, 1,214 yards and tied with Amani Toomer and Jeremy Shockey for the lead with seven touchdown passes.

• In the 2006 regular season had 63 receptions for 988 yards, an aver-age of 15.7, and 10 touchdowns. He led the team in both receiving yards and touchdowns.

• Had two receptions for 26 yards, a 13.0 average, at Washington.

Tim Carter (84) • Originally a second round pick (46th

overall) by the Giants in 2002. • Has played in 53 career games with

10 starts and has caught 72 passes for 967 yards and three touch-downs.

• Caught two passes for 14 yards, including a six-yard touchdown pass, at Washington.

David Tyree (85) • Drafted by the Giants in the sixth

round (211th overall) in 2003. • Led the team in special teams tack-

les each of his first two seasons and came in second last year.

• Was named to his first Pro Bowl after the 2005 season as a special

teams player. • Had two receptions for 15 yards at

Washington. Sinorice Moss (83) • Drafted by the Giants in the second

round of the 2006 draft (44th over-all) out of Miami (FL).

• Missed a majority of the preseason due to a quad injury.

• Took over kickoff return duties from Chad Morton, who was placed on IR with a torn ACL, and returned five kickoffs for 68 yards, including a 25-yard return at Washington.

Michael Jennings (15) • Originally signed to the Giants

practice squad on Nov. 30, 2004. • Spent the entire 2005 season on the

Giants’ practice squad. • Scored on a 57-yard punt return

against Baltimore in the preseason. • Was inactive at Washington.

Wide Receivers

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Jim Finn (20) • Signed as an unrestricted free

agent by the Giants on March 11, 2003.

• Has 60 career receptions for 423 yards and a touchdown.

• Had two receptions for 14 yards and a two-yard rush at Washington.

Fullbacks

Jeremy Shockey (80) • Originally a first round draft pick

(14th overall) by the Giants in 2002. • Was selected to the Pro Bowl three

of his first four seasons. The three appearances are the most ever by a Giants’ tight end.

• Recorded 74 receptions in his rookie season, setting franchise records for rookies and tight ends.

• Ninth on the Giants’ career list and is second among tight ends with 314 career receptions.

• Has a career total of 3,609 receiv-ing yards.

• Was inactive at Washington due to an ankle sprain.

Visanthe Shiancoe (82) • Drafted by the Giants in the third

round (91st overall) in 2002. • Played in all 48 games his first

three seasons, including 19 starts. • Caught one pass for eight yards at

Washington. Darcy Johnson (48) • Was active at Washington.

Tight Ends

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Kareem McKenzie (67) -RT • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from the Jets on March 4, 2004.

• Has played in 85 career regular season games with 77 starts and started all five of the postseason games in which he’s played.

• Started at Washington. Chris Snee (76) - RG • Originally a second round (34th

overall) draft pick by the Giants in 2004.

• Has started all 43 regular season and postseason games in which he’s played.

• Started at Washington. Shaun O’Hara (60) - C • Signed by the Giants as a free

agent on March 8, 2004. • Has played 97 regular season

games with 81 starts, including starting the last 77 games in which he has played.

• Started at Washington. David Diehl (66) -LG • Originally a fifth round (160th over-

all) draft pick for the Giants in 2003. • Has started all 64 regular season

and postseason games in his ca-reer.

• Started at LT at Washington in place of Bob Whitfield, who had been filling in for the injured Luke Petit-gout, and also briefly played LG when Grey Reugamer left the game.

Bob Whitfield (70) - LT • Signed as an unrestricted free

agent with the Giants from Jackson-ville on May 4, 2005.

• Has played in 220 regular season games with 176 starts, including a club-record 123 in a row for the Falcons.

• Played at Washington. Rich Seubert (69) - G/C • Signed by the Giants as a rookie

free agent on April 27, 2001. • Suffered a serious leg fracture in

Oct. 2003 that caused him to miss the rest of that season and all of 2004, before returning to the field in 2005.

• Was inactive at Washington. Grey Ruegamer (65) -C • Signed by the Giants as a free

agent from Green Bay on April 4, 2006.

• Has appeared in 105 regular season games with 20 starts.

• Started at LG at Washington in place of David Diehl, who slid over to LG.

Guy Whimper (79) - T • Originally a fourth-round draft pick

(129th overall) for the Giants in 2006 out of East Carolina.

• Was active at Washington. Steve Edwards (73) - G/T • Was active at Washington.

Offensive Line

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Fred Robbins (98) - DT • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Minnesota on March 8, 2004.

• Has played 103 games with 75 starts in his career.

• Has recorded 226 tackles and 14.5 sacks in his career.

• Had two tackles, a quarterback hurry and a fumble recovery, which he returned 67 yards, at Washing-ton.

Barry Cofield (96) - DT • Originally drafted by the Giants in

for fourth round of the 2006 draft (124th overall) out of Northwestern.

• Had two tackles, including one solo, while starting at nose tackle.

Osi Umenyiora (72) - DE • Originally a second round pick (36th

overall) by the Giants in 2003. • Posted an NFC-leading 14.5 sacks in

2005, leading up to his first Pro Bowl appearance.

• Has played in 57 regular season games with 35 starts.

• Had one solo tackle at Washington. William Joseph (94) - DT • Originally a first round pick (25th

overall) by the Giants in 2003. • Started a career-high 10 games in

2005. • In 2005 recorded 19 tackles (14

solo) two sacks, three passes de-fended and one fumble recovery.

• Missed six of the last seven regular season games on 2005 due to in-jury.

• Had three tackles, including two solo, at Washington.

Mathias Kiwanuka (97) - DE • Originally drafted by the Giants in

the first round of the 2006 draft (32nd overall) out of Boston Col-lege.

• Had five tackles, including three solo, one quarterback hurry and one solo special teams tackle at Washington.

Adrian Awasom (95) - WLB • Was signed to the Giants active

roster from the practice squad after LaVar Arrington suffered a season-ending injury at Dallas.

• Had one solo tackle, one quarter-back hurry and his first career sack, for a loss of three yards, at Wash-ington.

Jonas Seawright (75) - DT • Signed by the Giants as a rookie

free agent out of North Carolina State in 2005.

• Spent the 2005 season on the Gi-ants’ practice squad.

• Had one solo tackle at Washington. Titus Adams (93) - DT • Signed by the Giants as a rookie

free agent out of Nebraska during the 2006 season.

• Was inactive at Washington.

Defensive Line

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Antonio Pierce (58) - MLB • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Washington on March 3, 2005.

• Started 13 games in 2005 before an ankle injury prevented him from completing the season.

• Has played in 84 games with 54 starts.

• Had a team-high 10 tackles (nine solo) at Washington.

Chase Blackburn (57) - MLB • Originally signed as a rookie free

agent by the Giants on June 21, 2005.

• Started two games at middle line-backer in 2005 after Antonio Pierce suffered a season-ending ankle injury.

• Led the team with 22 special tack-les in 2005.

• Had one solo special teams tackle at Washington.

Carlos Emmons (51) - SLB • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Philadel-phia on March 5, 2004.

• Averaged 108 tackles from 2000-2004.

• Had two tackles (one solo) at Wash-ington.

Brandon Short (54) - WLB • Originally a fourth round (108th

overall) draft pick by the Giants in 2000. Spent 2004-2005 with the Panthers, before re-signing with the Giants in 2006.

• Played in 91 consecutive games for the Giants, earning 61 starts.

• Had nine tackles, including eight solo, and a forced fumble at Wash-ington.

Gerris Wilkinson (59) - WLB • Third round choice by the Giants in

the 2006 draft (96th overall) out of Georgia Tech.

• Was active at Washington. Reggie Torbor (53) - SLB • Originally a 4th round (97th pick

overall) draft choice by the Giants in 2004.

• Had one solo special teams tackle at Washington.

Tyson Smith (48) • Was signed off the Giants practice

squad on Nov. 11, 2006. • Was active at Washington.

Defensive Backs Corey Webster (23) - CB • Originally a second round (43rd

overall) draft pick by the Giants in 2005.

• Played 15 regular season games with two starts in 2005, and started the NFC Wild Card game.

• Was active at Washington but left the game in the first half and did not return.

Sam Madison (22) - CB • Signed by the Giants as a free

agent from Miami on March 14, 2006.

• Has appeared in 149 regular season games with 138 starts and has started all eight postseason games in which he’s played.

• Four-time Pro Bowler. • Had three solo tackles and two

passes defensed at Washington. Kevin Dockery– CB • Had one pass defensed and one

solo special teams tackle at Wash-ington.

Will Demps (47) - S • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Baltimore on March 15, 2006.

• Has recorded 384 career tackles, six interceptions and 36 passes defensed.

• Has played in 73 regular season games with 61 starts at free safety.

• Had seven tackles (four solo) at Washington.

Jason Bell (33) - S • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Houston in 2006.

• Has played in 82 career games. • Had one tackle, his first career

interception, one pass defensed and one solo special teams tackle at Washington.

Gibril Wilson (28) - S • Originally a fifth round (136th over-

all) pick in the draft by the Giants in 2002.

• Has started 38 of the 39 games in which he’s played.

• Led the team in 2005 with 110 tackles (88 solo).

• Had six tackles, including three solo, a quarterback hurry and a pass defensed at Washington.

Linebackers

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James Butler (37) - S • Appeared in 16 games after making

the team as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2005.

• Had one special teams tackle at Washington.

R. W. McQuarters (25) - KR, PR, DB • Signed with the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Detroit in 2006

• Has played in 131 regular season games with 78 starts for three teams, and three postseason games with one start.

• Career totals include 464 tackles, 13 interceptions and three sacks.

• Had eight tackles, including seven solo, at Washington.

Frank Walker (41) - CB • Originally a sixth-round (207 over-

all) draft pick by the Giants in 2003. • Was inactive at Washington.

Defensive Backs Continued

Jeff Feagles (18) - P • Signed by the Giants as a free agent

from Seattle on March 7, 2003. • Has not missed a single game since

entering the league with New Eng-land in 1988, compiling an NFL record 304 games in a row. He is fifth on the NFL all-time games played list.

• First in NFL history with 1,514 punts.

• Has an NFL-record 483 punts inside the 20-yard line.

• His 62,928 career punting yards are the most in NFL history.

• Punted four times for 170 yards, including a 49-yard punt, at Wash-ington.

Jay Feely (2) - PK • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Atlanta on March 8, 2005.

• In 96 career games, has scored 691 points and made 156 of 196 field goal attempts (79.6 percent). He also connected on 221 of 223 extra point attempts (99.1 percent).

• Led the team in scoring in 2005 with 148 points.

• In 493 career kickoffs, has 67 touchbacks (13.6 percent).

• Connected on field goals of 34 and 31-yards and went 4-4 on extra point attempts at Washington, in addition to kicking off seven times.

Ryan Kuehl (90) - KC, PC • Signed by the Giants as an unre-

stricted free agent from Cleveland on March 6, 2003.

• Played in all 16 games, plus the NFC Wild Card game in 2005.

• Was active at Washington.

Special Teams

Giants with Postseason Experience NAME TEAM SEASONS Adrian Awasom Giants 2005 Tiki Barber Giants 1997, 2000, 2002, 2005 Plaxico Burress Pittsburgh 2001, 2002, 2004 Giants 2005 James Butler Giants 2005 Will Demps Ravens 2003 David Diehl Giants 2005 Steve Edwards Bears 2005 Carlos Emmons Eagles 2000, 2001, 2002 Steelers 1996, 1997 Jeff Feagles Giants 2005 Seattle 1999 Philadelphia 1990, 1992 Jay Feely Giants 2005 Atlanta 2002, 2004 Jim Finn Giants 2005 Indianapolis 2000, 2002 Tim Hasselbeck Philadelphia 2002 Brandon Jacobs Giants 2005 William Joseph Giants 2005 Ryan Kuehl Giants 2005 Cleveland 2002 Sam Madison Dolphins 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Eli Manning Giants 2005 Kareem McKenzie Giants 2005 Jets 2002, 2004 R.W. McQuarters Bears 2001 49ers 1998 Shaun O’Hara Giants 2005 Cleveland 2002 Grey Ruegamer Packers 2003, 2004 Patriots 2001 Rich Seubert Giants 2002, 2005 Visanthe Shiancoe Giants 2005 Jeremy Shockey Giants 2002, 2005 Brandon Short Panthers 2005 Giants 2000, 2002 Chris Snee Giants 2005 David Tyree Giants 2005 Osi Umenyiora Giants 2005 Darius Watts Broncos 2004 Corey Webster Giants 2005 Bob Whitfield Atlanta 1995, 1998, 2002 Gibril Wilson Giants 2005

1/1/2007QUARTERBACKS (3) DEFENSIVE LINE (8)No Name Pos HT WT Exp College No Name Pos HT WT Exp College8 Hasselbeck, Tim QB 6-1 214 5 Boston College 72 Umenyiora, Osi DE 6-3 261 4 Troy State10 Manning, Eli QB 6-4 225 3 Mississippi 75 Seawright, Jonas DT 6-6 335 1 North Carolina12 Lorenzen, Jared QB 6-4 285 2 Kentucky 93 Adams, Titus DT 6-4 305 R Nebraska

94 Joseph, William DT 6-5 308 4 Miami (FL)95 Awasom, Adrian DE 6-5 280 2 North Texas

RUNNING BACKS (5) 96 Cofield, Barry DT 6-4 306 R NorthwesternNo Name Pos HT WT Exp College 97 Kiwanuka, Mathias DE 6-5 265 R Boston College20 Finn, Jim FB 6-0 245 7 Pennsylvania 98 Robbins, Fred DT 6-4 317 7 Wake Forest21 Barber, Tiki RB 5-10 205 10 Virginia24 Douglas, Robert RB 6-1 230 R Memphis27 Jacobs, Brandon RB 6-4 264 2 So. Illinois LINEBACKERS (7)30 Sims, James RB 6-1 211 R Washington No Name Pos HT WT Exp College

48 Smith, Tyson LB 6-2 240 1 Iowa StateWIDE RECEIVERS (6) 51 Emmons, Carlos LB 6-5 245 11 Arkansas StateNo Name Pos HT WT Exp College 53 Torbor, Reggie LB 6-2 250 3 Auburn15 Jennings, Michael WR 5-11 181 1 Florida State 54 Short, Brandon LB 6-3 245 7 Penn State17 Burress, Plaxico WR 6-5 232 7 Michigan State 57 Blackburn, Chase LB 6-3 247 2 Akron83 Moss, Sinorice WR 5-8 185 R Miami (FL) 58 Pierce, Antonio LB 6-1 238 6 Arizona84 Carter, Tim WR 6-0 187 5 Auburn 59 Wilkinson, Gerris LB 6-3 231 R Georgia Tech85 Tyree, David WR 6-0 206 4 Syracuse87 Watts, Darius WR 6-2 190 3 Marshall

TIGHT ENDS (3) DEFENSIVE BACKS (9)No Name Pos HT WT Exp College No Name Pos HT WT Exp College80 Shockey, Jeremy TE 6-5 251 5 Miami (FL) 22 Madison, Sam CB 5-11 180 10 Louisville82 Shiancoe, Visanthe TE 6-4 250 4 Morgan State 23 Webster, Corey CB 6-0 202 2 LSU86 Johnson, Darcy TE 6-5 252 R Central Florida 25 McQuarters, R.W. CB 5-10 194 9 Oklahoma State

28 Wilson, Gibril S 6-0 209 3 TennesseeOFFENSIVE LINE (9) 33 Bell, Jason S 6-0 196 6 UCLANo Name Pos HT WT Exp College 35 Dockery, Kevin CB 5-8 188 R Mississippi60 O'Hara, Shaun C 6-3 303 7 Rutgers 37 Butler, James S 6-3 215 2 Georgia Tech65 Ruegamer, Grey G 6-4 299 8 Arizona State 41 Walker, Frank CB 5-10 197 4 Tuskegee66 Diehl, David G 6-5 319 4 Illinois 47 Demps, Will S 6-0 208 5 San Diego State67 McKenzie, Kareem T 6-6 327 6 Penn State69 Seubert, Rich G 6-3 310 6 Western Illinois SPECIALISTS (3)70 Whitfield, Bob T 6-5 318 15 Stanford No Name Pos HT WT Exp College73 Edwards, Steve OL 6-5 333 4 Central Florida 2 Feely, Jay PK 5-10 210 6 Michigan76 Snee, Chris G 6-3 317 3 Boston College 18 Feagles, Jeff P 6-1 215 19 Miami (FL)79 Whimper, Guy T 6-5 302 R East Carolina 90 Kuehl, Ryan LS 6-5 276 10 Virginia

COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH: Tom Coughlin Tim Lewis (Defensive Coordinator), Mike Sweatman (Special Teams Coordinator), Andy Barnett(Asst. Strength & Conditioning), Andre Curtis (Defensive Quality Control), John DeFilippo (Offensive Quality Control), Dave DeGuglielmo(Assistant Offensive Line), Pat Flaherty (Offensive Line), Kevin Gilbride (Quarterbacks), Jerald Ingram (Running Backs), Dave Merritt (Secondary/Safeties), Peter Giunta (Secondary/Corners), Jerry Palmieri (Strength & Conditioning), Michael Pope (Tight Ends), Tom Quinn(Assistant Special Teams), Bill Sheridan (Linebackers), Mike Sullivan (Wide Receivers), Mike Waufle (Defensive Line).

2006 GIANTS PLAYERS BY POSITION

Underlined = Rookie in 2006

WR 17 Plaxico Burress (15-15) 83 Sinorice Moss (6-0) 15 Michael Jennings (7-0)

LT 66 David Diehl (16-16) 70 Bob Whitfield (16-7) 79 Guy Whimper (8-0)

LG 65 Grey Ruegamer (16-1) 69 Rich Seubert (14-3)*

C 60 Shaun O'Hara (15-15) 65 Grey Ruegamer (16-1)

RG 76 Chris Snee (16-16) 69 Rich Seubert (14-3)*

RT 67 Kareem McKenzie (15-15) 73 Steve Edwards (3-0)

TE 80 Jeremy Shockey (15-15)* 82 Visanthe Shiancoe (16-4) 86 Darcy Johnson (1-0)

WR 84 Tim Carter (16-8) 85 David Tyree (16-1) 87 Darius Watts (0-0)

QB 10 Eli Manning (16-16) 12 Jared Lorenzen (2-0) 8 Tim Hasselbeck (0-0)

FB 20 Jim Finn (16-11)

RB 21 Tiki Barber (16-16) 27 Brandon Jacobs (15-0) 30 James Sims (2-0)24 Robert Douglas (0-0)

LE 97 Mathias Kiwanuka (16-9) 94 William Joseph (16-3)

NT 96 Barry Cofield (16-16) 75 Jonas Seawright (9-0) 93 Titus Adams (0-0)

DT 98 Fred Robbins (16-16) 94 William Joseph (16-3)

RE 72 Osi Umenyiora (11-11) 95 Adrian Awasom (10-0)

SLB 51 Carlos Emmons (12-12) 53 Reggie Torbor (16-3) 48 Tyson Smith (3-0)

MLB 58 Antonio Pierce (16-16) 57 Chase Blackburn (16-0)

WLB 54 Brandon Short (9-9) 59 Gerris Wilkinson (16-2)

LCB 25 R.W. McQuarters (16-10) 35 Kevin Dockery (14-0)

RCB 22 Sam Madison (12-12) 23 Corey Webster (12-10) 41 Frank Walker (11-1)

SS 28 Gibril Wilson (15-15) 33 Jason Bell (15-1)

FS 47 Will Demps (16-16) 37 James Butler (14-0)

P 18 Jeff Feagles (16-0)

PK 2 Jay Feely (16-0)

H 18 Jeff Feagles (16-0)

KC 90 Ryan Kuehl (16-0)

PC 90 Ryan Kuehl (16-0)

KR 83 Sinorice Moss (6-0) 25 R.W. McQuarters (16-10)

PR 25 R.W. McQuarters (16-10) 15 Michael Jennings (7-0) 83 Sinorice Moss (6-0)

* denotes injured player

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS UNOFFICIAL DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIALISTS

OFFENSEOPP WR LT LG C RG RT TE WR QB RB FB

IND Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber Finn@PHI Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber Finn@SEA Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber FinnWAS Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber Carter-WR@ATL Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber Shiancoe - TE@DAL Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber Shiancoe - TETB Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Toomer Manning Barber FinnHOU Carter Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee Whitfield Shockey Toomer Manning Barber FinnCHI Burress Petitgout Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Tyree Manning Barber Finn@JAX Burress Whitfield Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Carter Manning Barber Finn@TEN Burress Whitfield Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Carter Manning Barber FinnDAL Burress Whitfield Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Carter Manning Barber Seubert - TE@CAR Burress Whitfield Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Carter Manning Barber Seubert - TEPHI Burress Whitfield Diehl Seubert Snee McKenzie Shockey Carter Manning Barber FinnNO Burress Whitfield Diehl O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shockey Shiancoe - TE Manning Barber Finn@WAS Burress Diehl Ruegamer O'Hara Snee McKenzie Shiancoe Carter Manning Barber Finn

DEFENSEOPP LDE NT DT RDE SLB MLB WLB LCB RCB SS FS

IND Strahan Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Arrington Pierce Emmons Webster Madison Wilson Demps@PHI Strahan Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Arrington Pierce Emmons Webster Madison Wilson Demps@SEA Strahan Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Arrington Pierce Emmons Webster Madison Wilson DempsWAS Strahan Cofield Robbins Umenyiora McQuarters-DB Pierce Short Webster Madison Wilson Demps@ATL Strahan Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Arrington Pierce Short Webster Madison Bell Demps@DAL Strahan Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Arrington Pierce Short Webster Madison Wilson DempsTB Strahan Cofield Robbins Kiwanuka Emmons Pierce Short Webster McQuarters Wilson DempsHOU Strahan Cofield Robbins Kiwanuka Emmons Pierce Wilkinson Webster McQuarters Wilson DempsCHI Joseph Cofield Robbins Kiwanuka Torbor Pierce Wilkinson Webster Madison Wilson Demps@JAX Joseph Cofield Robbins Kiwanuka Torbor Pierce Emmons Webster McQuarters Wilson Demps@TEN Joseph Cofield Robbins Kiwanuka Torbor Pierce Emmons Walker McQuarters Wilson DempsDAL Kiwanuka Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Emmons Pierce Short McQuarters Madison Wilson Demps@CAR Kiwanuka Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Emmons Pierce Short McQuarters Madison Wilson DempsPHI Kiwanuka Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Emmons Pierce Short McQuarters Madison Wilson DempsNO Kiwanuka Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Emmons Pierce Short McQuarters Madison Wilson Demps@WAS Kiwanuka Cofield Robbins Umenyiora Emmons Pierce Short McQuarters Madison Wilson Demps

OPP Gameday Inactives

IND Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Ward, Dockery, Short, Goddard, Seawright, Whimper, Moss@PHI Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Jennings, Ward, Dockery, Short, Goddard, Seawright, Whimper@SEA Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Ward, Butler, Short, Goddard, Seawright, Whimper, MossWAS Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Ward, Butler, Emmons, Goddard, Seawright, Whimper, Moss@ATL Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Wilson, Ward, Emmons, Goddard, Seawright, Whimper, Moss@DAL Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Bell, Ward, Emmons, Goddard, Seawright, Whimper, MossTB Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Madison, Walker, Umenyiora, Goddard, Whimper, Moss, TuckHOU Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Burress, Madison, Short, Umenyiora, Whimper, Moss, TuckCHI Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Walker, Emmons, Short, Umenyiora, Moss, Tuck, Strahan@JAX Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Madison, Smith, Short, Umenyiora, Petitgout, Moss, Strahan@TEN Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Madison, Webster, Short, Umenyiora, Petitgout, Moss, StrahanDAL Landeta, Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Jennings, Webster, Smith, Claiborne, Petitgout, Strahan@CAR Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Jennings, Webster, Smith, Claiborne, Petitgout, Strahan, AdamsPHI Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Jennings, Webster, Smith, O'Hara, Petitgout, Strahan, AdamsNO Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Jennings, Walker, Smith, Seubert, Seawright, Petitgout, Adams@WAS Hasselbeck (3rd QB), Jennings, Douglas, Walker, Seubert, Shockey, Watts, Adams

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS

9/10 9/17 9/24 10/8 10/15 10/23 10/29 11/5 11/12 11/20 11/26 12/3 12/10 12/17 12/24 12/30 TOTALSIND @PHI @SEA WAS @ATL @DAL TB HOU CHI @JAX @TEN DAL @CAR PHI NO @WAS GP/GS/DNP/IA

93 Adams, Titus X X X X X X X X X X X X IA IA IA IA 0/0/0/499 Anderson, Sir Henry X X X X X X X X X X X X PS PS X X 0/0/0/055 Arrington, LaVar SLB SLB SLB P SLB SLB IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 6/5/0/095 Awasom, Adrian PS PS PS PS PS PS P P P P P P P P P P 10/0/0/021 Barber, Tiki RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB RB 16/16/0/033 Bell, Jason P P P P SS IA P P P P P P P P P P 15/1/0/157 Blackburn, Chase P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 16/0/0/017 Burress, Plaxico WR WR WR WR WR WR WR IA WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR 15/15/0/137 Butler, James P P IA IA P P P P P P P P P P P P 14/0/0/284 Carter, Tim P P P WR P P P WR P WR WR WR WR WR P WR 16/8/0/052 Claiborne, Chris X X X X X X X P P P P IA IA X X X 4/0/0/236 Cobbs, R.J. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PS PS 0/0/0/096 Cofield, Barry NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT NT 16/16/0/088 Davis, Charles PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS X X X X X X X X 0/0/0/024 Davis, Dennis X X X X X X PS X X X X X X X X X 0/0/0/074 Davis, Tommy X X X X X X X X X X X X PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/047 Demps, Will FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS FS 16/16/0/066 Diehl, David LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LG LT 16/16/0/035 Dockery, Kevin IA IA P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 14/0/0/224 Douglas, Robert X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X IA 0/0/0/171 Dunn. Jonathan X X X X X X X X X PS PS PS PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/073 Edwards, Steve X X X X X X X X X X X X X P P P 3/0/0/051 Emmons, Carlos WLB WLB WLB IA IA IA SLB SLB IA WLB WLB SLB SLB SLB SLB SLB 12/12/0/418 Feagles, Jeff P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 16/0/0/02 Feely, Jay P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 16/0/0/020 Finn, Jim FB FB FB P P P FB FB FB FB FB P P FB FB FB 16/11/0/074 Goddard, Na'Shan IA IA IA IA IA IA IA X X X X X X X X X 0/0/0/793 Green, Marcus PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS X X X X 0/0/0/08 Hasselbeck, Tim 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 3rdQB 0/0/0/1644 Humes, Cedric X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PS X 0/0/0/078 Ioane, Junior DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR DNR 0/0/0/027 Jacobs, Brandon P P P P P P P P P P P P P P DNP P 15/0/1/015 Jennings, Michael P IA P DNP P P P P P DNP DNP IA IA IA IA IA 7/0/3/648 Johnson, Darcy PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS P 1/0/0/094 Joseph, William P P P P P P P P LE LE LE P P P P P 16/3/0/061 Kelly, Lewis IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 0/0/0/097 Kiwanuka, Mathias P P P P P P RE RE RE RE RE LE LE LE P LE 16/9/0/090 Kuehl, Ryan P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P 16/0/0/05 Landeta, Sean X X X X X X X X X X X IA X X X X 0/0/0/199 Legree, Lance X X X X X X X X X P P X X X X X 2/0/0/064 Lentz, Matthew IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 0/0/0/062 Londot, Todd X X X X X X X PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/012 Lorenzen, Jared DNP DNP DNP P DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP P 2/0/14/022 Madison, Sam RCB RCB RCB RCB RCB RCB IA IA RCB IA IA RCB RCB RCB RCB RCB 12/12/0/410 Manning, Eli QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB QB 16/16/0/067 McKenzie, Kareem RT RT RT RT RT RT RT DNP RT RT RT RT RT RT RT RT 15/15/1/038 McPhearson, Gerrick PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/025 McQuarters, R.W. P P P DB P P RCB RCB P RCB RCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB 16/10/0/089 Mix, Anthony PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/029 Morton, Chad P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P IR 15/0/0/083 Moss, Sinorice IA P IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA P P P P P 6/0/0/1060 O'Hara, Shaun C C C C C C C C C C C C C IA C C 15/15/0/126 Osei, Claudius PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS 0/0/0/077 Petitgout, Luke LT LT LT LT LT LT LT LT LT IA IA IA IA IA IA IR 9/9/0/658 Pierce, Antonio MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB 16/16/0/049 Randall, Jason X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PS 0/0/0/074 Rice, Matthew X X X X X X X X PS PS PS PS X X X X 0/0/0/098 Robbins, Fred DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT DT 16/16/0/065 Ruegamer, Grey P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P LG 16/1/0/075 Seawright, Jonas IA IA IA IA IA IA P P P P P P P P IA P 9/0/0/769 Seubert, Rich P P P P P P P P P P P FB TE C IA IA 14/3/0/282 Shiancoe, Visanthe P P P P TE TE P P P P P P P P TE TE 16/4/0/080 Shockey, Jeremy TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE TE IA 15/15/0/154 Short, Brandon IA IA IA WLB WLB WLB WLB IA IA IA IA WLB WLB WLB WLB WLB 9/9/0/730 Sims, James PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS P P 2/0/0/052 Smith, Tyson PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS P IA P IA IA IA IA P 3/0/0/576 Snee, Chris RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG RG 16/16/0/092 Strahan, Michael LE LE LE LE LE LE LE LE IA IA IA IA IA IA LE IR 9/9/0/668 Tarullo, Matt X X X X X X X X X X X X X X PS PS 0/0/0/081 Toomer, Amani WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 8/8/0/053 Torbor, Reggie P P P P P P P P SLB SLB SLB P P P P P 16/3/0/091 Tuck, Justin P P P P P P IA IA IA IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 6/0/0/385 Tyree, David P P P P P P P P WR P P P P P P P 16/1/0/072 Umenyiora, Osi RE RE RE RE RE RE IA IA IA IA IA RE RE RE RE RE 11/11/0/531 Underwood, E.J. IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR IR 0/0/0/041 Walker, Frank P P P P P P IA DNP IA P LCB P P P P IA 12/1/1/334 Ward, Derrick IA IA IA IA IA IA P P P P P P P P IR IR 8/0/0/687 Watts, Darius X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X IA 0/0/0/123 Webster, Corey LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB LCB IA IA IA IA P P 12/10/0/479 Whimper, Guy IA IA IA IA IA IA IA IA P P P P P P P P 8/0/0/870 Whitfield, Bob P P P P P P P RT P LT LT LT LT LT LT P 16/7/0/059 Wilkinson, Gerris P P P P P P P WLB WLB P P P P P P P 16/2/0/028 Wilson, Gibril SS SS SS SS IA SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS 15/15/0/1

KEY: POSITION - start, P - played, IA - inactive, IR - injured reserve, DNP - did not play, PS - practice squad, X - not with team, DNR - did not report.

DateOpponent

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS PARTICIPATION CHART

1/1/2007YEAR DRAFTEES (24) FREE AGENTS (46) TRADES/WAIVERS (2)

2006 DE Mathias Kiwanuka (1) DT Titus Adams (FA)WR Sinorice Moss (2) LB LaVar Arrington (FA)+LB Gerris Wilkinson (3) S Jason Bell (UFA-HOU)DT Barry Cofield (4a) CB RJ Cobbs (CA)*T Guy Whimper (4b) DE Tommy Davis (FA)*CB Gerrick McPhearson (7)+ S Will Demps (UFA-BAL)

CB Kevin Dockery (FA)RB Robert Douglas (FA)T Jonathan Dunn (FA)*OL Steve Edwards (FA)TE Darcy Johnson (FA)OL Matthew Lentz (FA)+OL Todd Londot (FA)*CB Sam Madison (FA)CB R.W. McQuarters (UFA-DET)WR Anthony Mix (FA)*S Claudius Osei (FA)*TE Jason Randall (FA)*C Grey Ruegamer (UFA-GB)RB James Sims (FA)LB Brandon Short (FA)LB Tyson Smith (FA)OL Matt Tarullo (FA)*CB E.J. Underwood (FA)+WR Darius Watts (FA)

2005 CB Corey Webster (2) DE Adrian Awasom (FA) QB Tim Hasselbeck (W-WAS)DE Justin Tuck (3)+ LB Chase Blackburn (FA)RB Brandon Jacobs (4) WR Plaxico Burress (UFA-PIT)

S James Butler (FA)PK Jay Feely (UFA-ATL)WR Michael Jennings (FA)G Lewis Kelly (FA)+T Kareem McKenzie (UFA-NYJ)RB Chad Morton (FA)+LB Antonio Pierce (UFA-WAS)DT Jonas Seawright (FA)*T Bob Whitfield (UFA-JAX)

2004 G Chris Snee (2) LB Carlos Emmons (UFA-PHI) QB Eli Manning (T-SD)LB Reggie Torbor (4) QB Jared Lorenzen (FA)S Gibril Wilson (5) CB Shaun O'Hara (UFA-CLE)

DT Fred Robbins (UFA-MIN)RB Derrick Ward (FA)+

2003 DT William Joseph (1) P Jeff Feagles (UFA-SEA)DE Osi Umenyiora (2) FB Jim Finn (UFA-IND)TE Visanthe Shiancoe (3) LS Ryan Kuehl (UFA-CLE)T David Diehl (5)CB Frank Walker (6b)WR David Tyree (6c)

2002 TE Jeremy Shockey (1) WR Tim Carter (2)

2001 G Rich Seubert (FA)

1999 G Luke Petitgout (1)+

1997 RB Tiki Barber (2)

1996 WR Amani Toomer (2)+

1993 DE Michael Strahan (2)+

* Indicates player on practice squad, + Indicates player on injured reserve

HOW THE 2006 GIANTS WERE BUILT

1/1/2007DATE POS. PLAYER TRANSACTION

1/4 G Demar, Enoch signed to reserve/future contractS Mayes, Adrian signed to reserve/future contractP/K Dorsch, Travis signed to reserve/future contractG Franklin, Julius signed to reserve/future contractQB Harris, Josh signed to reserve/future contract

1/9 DT Seawright, Jonas signed to reserve/future contractDB Franklin, Gabe signed to reserve/future contractLB Smith, Tyson signed to reserve/future contractOL Doty, Jon signed to reserve/future contractTE Fletcher, Wade signed to reserve/future contract

1/10 RB Grant, Ryan signed to reserve/future contractWR Jennings, Michael signed to reserve/future contract

1/12 WR Luke, Traindos signed to reserve/future contractFB Hanoian, Greg signed to reserve/future contract

1/17 DB Duff, Vontez signed to reserve/future contractWR Williams, Curtis signed to reserve/future contract

1/19 DB Shivers, Jason signed to reserve/future contractDB Brimmer, Jamaal signed to reserve/future contractRB Scott, Chad signed to reserve/future contract

1/20 C Iorio, Joe signed to reserve/future contractT Tellis, Henry signed to reserve/future contractDB Jackson, Jamacia signed to reserve/future contract

1/31 OL Tellis, Henry allocated to NFL EuropeOL Doty, Jon allocated to NFL EuropeOL Franklin, Julius allocated to NFL EuropeOL Iorio, Joe allocated to NFL EuropeWR Williams, Curtis allocated to NFL EuropeFB Hanoian, Greg allocated to NFL EuropeRB Scott, Chad allocated to NFL EuropeLB Smith, Tyson allocated to NFL EuropeDB Duff, Vontez allocated to NFL EuropeS Brimmer, Jamaal allocated to NFL EuropeS Shivers, Jason allocated to NFL EuropeS Jackson, Jamacia allocated to NFL EuropeP/K Dorsch, Travis allocated to NFL Europe

2/27 S Alexander, Brent releasedG Whittle, Jason releasedDB Brightful, Lamount releasedC Iorio, Joe released

3/13 LB Green, Barrett releasedQB Hasselbeck, Tim re-signed

3/14 CB McQuarters, R.W. signed as a UFA (DET)CB Madison, Sam signed as a UFA (MIA)CB Bell, Jason signed as a UFA (HOU)S Harris, Quentin signed as a UFA (ARI)S Williams, Brandon awarded off waivers (ATL)RB Morton, Chad re-signedT Whitfield, Bob re-signed

3./15 S Demps, Will signed as a UFA (BAL)OL Kelly, Lewis re-signed

3/21 OL Demar, Enoch waived3/23 RB Scott, Chad waived3/24 WR Carter, Tim re-signed

WR Williams, Harry awarded off waivers (GB)3/30 WR Williams, Harry waived4/4 OL Ruegamer, Grey signed as a free agent4/5 TE Jackson, Tony signed as a free agent

4/20 LB Short, Brandon signed as a free agent4/22 LB Arrington, LaVar signed as a free agent4/23 LB Jackson, Alonzo waived5/13 CB Franklin, Gabe waived

WR Williams, Curtis waivedRB Grant, Ryan placed on reserve/non-football injuryDT Anderson, Sir Henry signed as a rookie free agentDE Carroll, Thomas signed as a rookie free agentLB Coley, Kevis signed as a rookie free agentS Coley, Trevis signed as a rookie free agentDE Evans, Willie signed as a rookie free agentOL Goddard, Na'Shan signed as a rookie free agentDT Green, Marcus signed as a rookie free agentTE Johnson, Darcy signed as a rookie free agentG Lentz, Matthew signed as a rookie free agentOL Lewis, Jai signed as a rookie free agentOL Londot, Todd signed as a rookie free agentWR Mix, Anthony signed as a rookie free agentRB Sims, James signed as a rookie free agentG Tella, Tony signed as a rookie free agentCB Underwood, E.J. signed as a rookie free agentRB Void, Jerod signed as a rookie free agent

5/17 LB Lawrence, Marcus waivedWR Williams, Harry signed as a free agentLB McNeil, Nick signed as a free agentCB Dockery, Kevin signed as a rookie free agent

5/22 TE Berton, Sean waived/failed physical5/23 T Doty, Jon waived5/24 DT Ioane, Junior signed as a free agent

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS TRANSACTIONS

5/25 CB Peterson, Will terminated/failed physical5/26 QB Johnson, Rob signed as a free agent6/1 RB Void, Jerod waived

OL Herrell, Ben signed as a free agent6/2 OL Tella, Tony waived

RB Birmingham, Decori signed as a free agent6/6 WR Taylor, Jamaar placed on reserve/retired

OL McAlmont, Kevin signed as a free agent6/7 TE Williams, Boo signed as a free agent6/8 TE Kranchick, Matt waived

CB Brimmer, Jamaal waived6/19 S Osei, Claudius signed as International Player6/21 RB Flowers, Little John signed as a free agent7/6 RB Birmingham, Decori waived

QB Harris, Josh waivedDT Anderson, Sir Henry waivedS Mayes, Adrian waivedG McAlmont, Kevin waived

7/21 T Lewis, Jai placed on retired reserveLB Coley, Kevis waivedS Coley, Trevis waived

7/27 DE Kiwanuka, Mathias signedWR Moss, Sinorice signedLB Wilkinson, Gerris signedDT Cofield, Barry signed T Whimper, Guy signedS Peprah, Charles signedCB McPhearson, Gerrick signedG McAlmont, Kevin signed as a free agentDT Ioane, Junior placed on Reserve/Did Not ReportS Butler, James placed on Active/Non-Football Illness ListG Kelly, Lewis placed on Active/PUP

7/28 DT Anderson, Sir Henry signed as a free agent8/6 T Kelly, Lewis placed on injured reserve

T Reddick, Troy awarded off waivers from Chicago8/8 RB Jemison, Mike signed as a free agent

8/29 DT Anderson, Sir Henry waivedQB Johnson, Rob terminatedTE Williams, Boo terminatedWR Williams, Harry waivedCB Williams, Brandon waivedS Shivers, Jason waivedOL Herrell, Ben waivedFB Hanoian, Greg waivedRB Flowers, Little John waivedDE Carroll, Thomas waivedCB Duff, Vontez waivedWR Luke, Triandos waivedP/K Dorsch, Travis waivedCB Underwood, E.J. placed on injured reserve

9/2 TE Fletcher, Wade waivedTE Johnson, Darcy waivedWR Mix, Anthony waivedFB Jackson, Tony waivedRB Sims, James waivedRB Jemison, Mike waivedOL McAlmont, Kevin waivedOL Reddick, Troy waivedOL Londot, Todd waivedDE Evans, Willie waivedDE Moore, Eric waivedDT Duckett, Damane waivedDT Green, Marcus waivedLB Smith, Tyson waivedLB McNeil, Nick waivedCB McPhearson, Gerrick waivedS Peprah, Charles waivedOL Lentz, Matthew placed on injured reserveCB Deloatch, Curtis waivedWR Ponder, Willie terminatedS Harris, Quentin terminatedDE Awasom, Adrian waived

9/3 DE Awasom, Adrian signed to practice squadDT Green, Marcus signed to practice squadTE Johnson, Darcy signed to practice squadCB McPhearson, Gerrick signed to practice squadWR Mix, Anthony signed to practice squadRB Sims, James signed to practice squadLB Smith, Tyson signed to practice squad

9/4 TE Davis, Charles signed to practice squad10/26 LB Arrington, LaVar placed on injured reserve

DE Awasom, Adrian signed to 53-man roster from practice squadCB Davis, Dennis signed to practice squad

10/30 LB Claiborne, Chris signed as a free agent10/31 OL Goddard, Na'Shan waived

CB Davis, Dennis released from practice squadOL Londot, Todd signed to practice squad

11/8 TE Davis, Charles released from practice squadDE Rice, Matthew signed to practice squad

11/11 WR Toomer, Amani placed on injured reserveLB Smith, Tyson signed to 53-man roster from practice squad

11/15 T Dunn, Jonathan signed to practice squad11/16 DE Tuck, Justin placed on injured reserve

DL Legree, Lance signed as a free agent12/2 DL Legree, Lance released

P Landeta, Sean signed as a free agent12/6 P Landeta, Sean released

DT Adams, Titus signed as a free agentDT Green, Marcus signed of Giants practice to Seahawks 53-man rosterDE Rice, Matthew released from practice squadDT Anderson, Sir Henry signed to practice squadDE Davis, Tommy signed to practice squad

12/12 LB Claiborne, Chris releasedOL Edwards, Steve signed as a free agent

12/19 CB McPhearson, Gerrick placed on practice squad injured listDT Anderson, Sir Henry released from practice squadRB Ward, Derrick placed on injured reserveRB Sims, James signed to 53-man roster from practice squadRB Humes, Cedic signed to practice squadCB Cobbs, RJ signed to practice squadOL Tarullo, Matt signed to practice squad

12/26 DE Strahan, Michael placed on injured reserveRB Morton, Chad placed on injured reserveT Petitgout, Luke placed on injured reserveWR Watts, Darius signed as a free agentRB Douglas, Robert signed as a free agentTE Johnson, Darcy signed to 53-man roster from practice squad

1/1/2007NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. GP/GS/DNP/IA93 Adams, Titus DT 6-4 305 1/28/1983 23 R Nebraska Omaha, NE FA-'06 0/0/0/495 Awasom, Adrian DE 6-5 280 10/25/1983 23 2 North Texas Fort Bend, TX FA-'06 10/0/0/021 Barber, Tiki RB 5-10 205 4/7/1975 31 10 Virginia Roanoke, VA D2-'97 16/16/0/033 Bell, Jason S 6-0 196 4/1/1978 28 6 UCLA Long Beach, CA UFA (HOU) - '06 15/1/0/157 Blackburn, Chase LB 6-3 247 6/10/1983 23 2 Akron Marysville, OH FA-'05 16/0/0/017 Burress, Plaxico WR 6-5 232 8/12/1977 29 7 Michigan State Virginia Beach, VA UFA (PIT) - '05 15/15/0/137 Butler, James S 6-3 215 9/7/1982 24 2 Georgia Tech Climax, GA FA-'05 14/0/0/284 Carter, Tim WR 6-0 187 9/21/1979 27 5 Auburn St. Petersberg, FL D2-'02 16/8/0/096 Cofield, Barry DT 6-4 306 3/19/1984 22 R Northwestern Cleveland Heights, OH D4a-'06 16/16/0/047 Demps, Will S 6-0 208 11/7/1979 27 5 San Diego State Palmdale, CA UFA (BAL) - '06 16/16/0/066 Diehl, David G 6-5 319 9/15/1980 26 4 Illinois Oak Lawn, IL D5-'03 16/16/0/035 Dockery, Kevin CB 5-8 188 1/8/1984 22 R Mississippi State Hernando, MS FA-'06 14/0/0/224 Douglas, Robert RB 6-1 230 7/25/1982 24 R Memphis St. Louis, MO FA-'06 0/0/0/173 Edwards, Steve OL 6-5 333 2/20/1979 27 4 Central Florida Chicago, IL FA-'06 3/0/0/051 Emmons, Carlos LB 6-5 245 9/3/1973 33 11 Arkansas State Greenwood, MS UFA(PHI)-'04 12/12/0/418 Feagles, Jeff P 6-1 215 3/7/1966 40 19 Miami (FL) Phoenix, AZ UFA (SEA) -'03 16/0/0/02 Feely, Jay PK 5-10 210 5/23/1976 30 6 Michigan Odessa, FL UFA (ATL)-'05 16/0/0/020 Finn, Jim FB 6-0 245 12/9/1976 30 7 Pennsylvania Fair Lawn, NJ UFA (IND) -'03 16/11/0/08 Hasselbeck, Tim QB 6-1 214 4/6/1978 28 5 Boston College Westwood, MA W (WAS)-'05 0/0/0/1627 Jacobs, Brandon RB 6-4 264 7/6/1982 24 2 So. Illinois Napoleanville, LA D4-'05 15/0/1/015 Jennings, Michael WR 5-11 181 9/7/1979 27 1 Florida State Jacksonville, FL FA-'04 7/0/3/686 Johnson, Darcy TE 6-5 252 2/11/1983 23 R Central Florida Palatka, FL FA-'06 1/0/0/094 Joseph, William DT 6-5 308 9/3/1979 27 4 Miami (FL) Miami, FL D1-'03 16/3/0/097 Kiwanuka, Mathias DE 6-5 265 3/8/1983 23 R Boston College Indianapolis, IN D1-'06 16/9/0/090 Kuehl, Ryan LS 6-5 276 1/18/1972 34 10 Virginia Potomac, MD UFA(CLE) -'03 16/0/0/012 Lorenzen, Jared QB 6-4 285 2/14/1981 25 2 Kentucky Ft. Thomas, KY FA-'04 2/0/14/022 Madison, Sam CB 5-11 180 4/23/1974 32 10 Louisville Tallahassee, FL FA - '06 12/12/0/410 Manning, Eli QB 6-4 225 1/3/1981 26 3 Mississippi New Orleans, LA T (SD)-'04 16/16/0/067 McKenzie, Kareem T 6-6 327 5/24/1979 27 6 Penn State Willingboro, NJ UFA(NYJ)-'05 15/15/1/025 McQuarters, R.W. CB 5-10 194 12/21/1976 30 9 Oklahoma State Tulsa, OK UFA (DET) - '06 16/10/0/083 Moss, Sinorice WR 5-8 185 12/28/1983 23 R Miami (FL) Miami, FL D2-'06 6/0/0/1060 O'Hara, Shaun C 6-3 303 6/23/1977 29 7 Rutgers Hillsborough, NJ UFA(CLE)-'04 15/15/0/158 Pierce, Antonio LB 6-1 238 10/26/1978 28 6 Arizona Ontario, CA UFA(WAS)-'05 16/16/0/098 Robbins, Fred DT 6-4 317 3/25/1977 29 7 Wake Forest Pensacola, FL UFA(MIN)-'04 16/16/0/065 Ruegamer, Grey G 6-4 299 6/11/1976 30 8 Arizona State Las Vegas, NV FA-'06 16/1/0/075 Seawright, Jonas DT 6-6 335 4/12/1982 24 1 North Carolina Orangeburg, SC FA-'05 9/0/0/769 Seubert, Rich G 6-3 310 3/30/1979 27 6 Western Illinois Marshfield, WI FA-'01 14/3/0/282 Shiancoe, Visanthe TE 6-4 250 6/18/1980 26 4 Morgan State Laurel, MD D3-'03 16/4/0/080 Shockey, Jeremy TE 6-5 251 8/18/1980 26 5 Miami (FL) Ada, OK D1-'02 15/15/0/154 Short, Brandon LB 6-3 245 7/11/1977 29 7 Penn State McKeesport, PA FA-'06 9/9/0/730 Sims, James RB 6-1 211 2/14/1983 23 R Washington Las Vegas, NV FA-'06 2/0/0/048 Smith, Tyson LB 6-2 240 10/9/1981 25 1 Iowa State Des Moines, IA FA-'06 3/0/0/576 Snee, Chris G 6-3 317 1/18/1982 24 3 Boston College Montrose, PA D2-'04 16/16/0/053 Torbor, Reggie LB 6-2 250 1/25/1981 25 3 Auburn Baton Rouge, LA D4-'04 16/3/0/085 Tyree, David WR 6-0 206 1/3/1980 27 4 Syracuse Montclair, NJ D6c-'03 16/1/0/072 Umenyiora, Osi DE 6-3 261 11/16/1981 25 4 Troy State Auburn, AL D2-'03 11/11/0/541 Walker, Frank CB 5-10 197 8/6/1981 25 4 Tuskegee Tuskegee, AL D6b-'03 11/1/1/487 Watts, Darius WR 6-2 190 12/19/1981 25 3 Marshall Atlanta, GA FA-'06 0/0/0/123 Webster, Corey CB 6-0 202 3/2/1982 24 2 LSU Vacherie, LA D2-'05 12/10/0/479 Whimper, Guy T 6-5 302 5/21/1983 23 R East Carolina Havelock, NC D4b-'06 8/0/0/870 Whitfield, Bob T 6-5 318 10/18/1971 35 15 Stanford Carson, CA UFA (JAX)-'05 16/7/0/059 Wilkinson, Gerris LB 6-3 231 4/5/1983 23 R Georgia Tech Oakland, CA D3-'06 16/2/0/028 Wilson, Gibril S 6-0 209 11/12/1981 25 3 Tennessee San Jose, CA D5-'04 15/15/0/1

Practice Squad36 Cobbs, R.J. CB 5-11 190 7/26/1982 24 R Massachsetts Parsippany Hills, NJ FA-'06 0/0/0/074 Davis, Tommy DE 6-2 257 10/18/1982 24 R North Carolina Dudley, NC FA-'06 0/0/0/071 Dunn, Jonathan T 6-7 324 12/12/1981 25 2 Virginia Tech Virginia Beach, VA FA-'06 0/0/0/049 Randall, Jason TE 6-5 270 12/26/1982 24 1 Michigan State Muskegon Heights, MI FA-'06 0/0/0/062 Londot, Todd OL 6-5 301 4/4/1983 23 R Miami (OH) Utica, OH FA-'06 0/0/0/089 Mix, Anthony WR 6-5 235 1/20/1983 23 R Auburn Bay Minette, AL FA-'06 0/0/0/068 Tarullo, Matt OL 6-5 312 8/13/1982 24 2 Syracuse Albany, NY FA-'06 0/0/0/0

International Practice Squad26 Osei, Claudius S 6-0 207 6/20/1980 26 1 Florida State Hamburg, Germany FA-'06 0/0/0/0

Reserve/Injured Injury55 Arrington, LaVar LB 6-3 257 6/20/1978 28 7 Penn State Pittsburgh, PA Achilles' Tendon 6/5/0/061 Kelly, Lewis OL 6-4 310 4/21/1977 29 6 South Carolina State Lithonia, GA Foot 0/0/0/029 Morton, Chad RB 5-8 191 4/4/1977 29 7 USC South Torrance, CA Knee 15/0/0/064 Lentz, Matthew G 6-6 320 11/19/1982 24 R Michigan Ortonville, MI Elbow 0/0/0/077 Petitgout, Luke T 6-6 308 6/16/1976 30 8 Notre Dame Georgetown, DE Leg 9/9/0/692 Strahan, Michael DE 6-5 255 11/21/1971 35 14 Texas Southern Westbury, TX Foot 9/9/0/681 Toomer, Amani WR 6-3 203 9/8/1974 32 11 Michigan Berkeley, CA Knee 8/8/0/091 Tuck, Justin DE 6-5 274 3/29/1983 23 2 Notre Dame Kellyton, AL Foot 6/0/0/331 Underwood, E.J. CB 6-1 185 8/4/1983 23 R Pikeville Cincinatti, OH Shoulder 0/0/0/034 Ward, Derrick RB 5-11 228 8/30/1980 26 3 Ottawa Moreno Valley, CA Foot 8/0/0/6

Practice Squad/Injured Injury38 McPhearson, Gerrick CB 5-10 197 12/29/1983 23 R Maryland Columbia, MD Hamstring 0/0/0/0

Reserve/Did Not Report78 Ioane, Junior DT 6-4 318 7/21/1977 29 7 Arizona State Mt. Pleasant, UT FA-'06 0/0/0/0

COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH: Tom Coughlin Tim Lewis (Defensive Coordinator), Mike Sweatman (Special Teams Coordinator), Andy Barnett(Asst. Strength & Conditioning), Andre Curtis (Defensive Quality Control), John DeFilippo (Offensive Quality Control), Dave DeGuglielmo(Assistant Offensive Line), Pat Flaherty (Offensive Line), Kevin Gilbride (Quarterbacks), Jerald Ingram (Running Backs), Dave Merritt (Secondary/Safeties), Peter Giunta (Secondary/Corners), Jerry Palmieri (Strength & Conditioning), Michael Pope (Tight Ends), Tom Quinn (Assistant Special Teams), Bill Sheridan (Linebackers), Mike Sullivan (Wide Receivers), Mike Waufle (Defensive Line).

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

1/1/2007NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. GP/GS/DNP/IA2 Feely, Jay PK 5-10 210 5/23/1976 30 6 Michigan Odessa, FL UFA (ATL)-'05 16/0/0/08 Hasselbeck, Tim QB 6-1 214 4/6/1978 28 5 Boston College Westwood, MA W (WAS)-'05 0/0/0/1610 Manning, Eli QB 6-4 225 1/3/1981 26 3 Mississippi New Orleans, LA T (SD)-'04 16/16/0/012 Lorenzen, Jared QB 6-4 285 2/14/1981 25 2 Kentucky Ft. Thomas, KY FA-'04 2/0/14/015 Jennings, Michael WR 5-11 181 9/7/1979 27 1 Florida State Jacksonville, FL FA-'04 7/0/3/617 Burress, Plaxico WR 6-5 232 8/12/1977 29 7 Michigan State Virginia Beach, VA UFA (PIT) - '05 15/15/0/118 Feagles, Jeff P 6-1 215 3/7/1966 40 19 Miami (FL) Phoenix, AZ UFA (SEA) -'03 16/0/0/020 Finn, Jim FB 6-0 245 12/9/1976 30 7 Pennsylvania Fair Lawn, NJ UFA (IND) -'03 16/11/0/021 Barber, Tiki RB 5-10 205 4/7/1975 31 10 Virginia Roanoke, VA D2-'97 16/16/0/022 Madison, Sam CB 5-11 180 4/23/1974 32 10 Louisville Tallahassee, FL FA - '06 12/12/0/423 Webster, Corey CB 6-0 202 3/2/1982 24 2 LSU Vacherie, LA D2-'05 12/10/0/424 Douglas, Robert RB 6-1 230 7/25/1982 24 R Memphis St. Louis, MO FA-'06 0/0/0/125 McQuarters, R.W. CB 5-10 194 12/21/1976 30 9 Oklahoma State Tulsa, OK UFA (DET) - '06 16/10/0/027 Jacobs, Brandon RB 6-4 264 7/6/1982 24 2 So. Illinois Napoleanville, LA D4-'05 15/0/1/028 Wilson, Gibril S 6-0 209 11/12/1981 25 3 Tennessee San Jose, CA D5-'04 15/15/0/130 Sims, James RB 6-1 211 2/14/1983 23 R Washington Las Vegas, NV FA-'06 2/0/0/033 Bell, Jason S 6-0 196 4/1/1978 28 6 UCLA Long Beach, CA UFA (HOU) - '06 15/1/0/135 Dockery, Kevin CB 5-8 188 1/8/1984 22 R Mississippi State Hernando, MS FA-'06 14/0/0/237 Butler, James S 6-3 215 9/7/1982 24 2 Georgia Tech Climax, GA FA-'05 14/0/0/241 Walker, Frank CB 5-10 197 8/6/1981 25 4 Tuskegee Tuskegee, AL D6b-'03 11/1/1/447 Demps, Will S 6-0 208 11/7/1979 27 5 San Diego State Palmdale, CA UFA (BAL) - '06 16/16/0/048 Smith, Tyson LB 6-2 240 10/9/1981 25 1 Iowa State Des Moines, IA FA-'06 3/0/0/551 Emmons, Carlos LB 6-5 245 9/3/1973 33 11 Arkansas State Greenwood, MS UFA(PHI)-'04 12/12/0/453 Torbor, Reggie LB 6-2 250 1/25/1981 25 3 Auburn Baton Rouge, LA D4-'04 16/3/0/054 Short, Brandon LB 6-3 245 7/11/1977 29 7 Penn State McKeesport, PA FA-'06 9/9/0/757 Blackburn, Chase LB 6-3 247 6/10/1983 23 2 Akron Marysville, OH FA-'05 16/0/0/058 Pierce, Antonio LB 6-1 238 10/26/1978 28 6 Arizona Ontario, CA UFA(WAS)-'05 16/16/0/059 Wilkinson, Gerris LB 6-3 231 4/5/1983 23 R Georgia Tech Oakland, CA D3-'06 16/2/0/060 O'Hara, Shaun C 6-3 303 6/23/1977 29 7 Rutgers Hillsborough, NJ UFA(CLE)-'04 15/15/0/165 Ruegamer, Grey G 6-4 299 6/11/1976 30 8 Arizona State Las Vegas, NV FA-'06 16/1/0/066 Diehl, David G 6-5 319 9/15/1980 26 4 Illinois Oak Lawn, IL D5-'03 16/16/0/067 McKenzie, Kareem T 6-6 327 5/24/1979 27 6 Penn State Willingboro, NJ UFA(NYJ)-'05 15/15/1/069 Seubert, Rich G 6-3 310 3/30/1979 27 6 Western Illinois Marshfield, WI FA-'01 14/3/0/270 Whitfield, Bob T 6-5 318 10/18/1971 35 15 Stanford Carson, CA UFA (JAX)-'05 16/7/0/072 Umenyiora, Osi DE 6-3 261 11/16/1981 25 4 Troy State Auburn, AL D2-'03 11/11/0/573 Edwards, Steve OL 6-5 333 2/20/1979 27 4 Central Florida Chicago, IL FA-'06 3/0/0/075 Seawright, Jonas DT 6-6 335 4/12/1982 24 1 North Carolina Orangeburg, SC FA-'05 9/0/0/776 Snee, Chris G 6-3 317 1/18/1982 24 3 Boston College Montrose, PA D2-'04 16/16/0/079 Whimper, Guy T 6-5 302 5/21/1983 23 R East Carolina Havelock, NC D4b-'06 8/0/0/880 Shockey, Jeremy TE 6-5 251 8/18/1980 26 5 Miami (FL) Ada, OK D1-'02 15/15/0/182 Shiancoe, Visanthe TE 6-4 250 6/18/1980 26 4 Morgan State Laurel, MD D3-'03 16/4/0/083 Moss, Sinorice WR 5-8 185 12/28/1983 23 R Miami (FL) Miami, FL D2-'06 6/0/0/1084 Carter, Tim WR 6-0 187 9/21/1979 27 5 Auburn St. Petersberg, FL D2-'02 16/8/0/085 Tyree, David WR 6-0 206 1/3/1980 27 4 Syracuse Montclair, NJ D6c-'03 16/1/0/086 Johnson, Darcy TE 6-5 252 2/11/1983 23 R Central Florida Palatka, FL FA-'06 1/0/0/087 Watts, Darius WR 6-2 190 12/19/1981 25 3 Marshall Atlanta, GA FA-'06 0/0/0/190 Kuehl, Ryan LS 6-5 276 1/18/1972 34 10 Virginia Potomac, MD UFA(CLE) -'03 16/0/0/093 Adams, Titus DT 6-4 305 1/28/1983 23 R Nebraska Omaha, NE FA-'06 0/0/0/494 Joseph, William DT 6-5 308 9/3/1979 27 4 Miami (FL) Miami, FL D1-'03 16/3/0/095 Awasom, Adrian DE 6-5 280 10/25/1983 23 2 North Texas Fort Bend, TX FA-'06 10/0/0/096 Cofield, Barry DT 6-4 306 3/19/1984 22 R Northwestern Cleveland Heights, OH D4a-'06 16/16/0/097 Kiwanuka, Mathias DE 6-5 265 3/8/1983 23 R Boston College Indianapolis, IN D1-'06 16/9/0/098 Robbins, Fred DT 6-4 317 3/25/1977 29 7 Wake Forest Pensacola, FL UFA(MIN)-'04 16/16/0/0

Practice Squad36 Cobbs, R.J. CB 5-11 190 7/26/1982 24 R Massachsetts Parsippany Hills, NJ FA-'06 0/0/0/049 Randall, Jason TE 6-5 270 12/26/1982 24 1 Michigan State Muskegon Heights, MI FA-'06 0/0/0/062 Londot, Todd OL 6-5 301 4/4/1983 23 R Miami (OH) Utica, OH FA-'06 0/0/0/068 Tarullo, Matt OL 6-5 312 8/13/1982 24 2 Syracuse Albany, NY FA-'06 0/0/0/071 Dunn, Jonathan T 6-7 324 12/12/1981 25 2 Virginia Tech Virginia Beach, VA FA-'06 0/0/0/074 Davis, Tommy DE 6-2 257 10/18/1982 24 R North Carolina Dudley, NC FA-'06 0/0/0/089 Mix, Anthony WR 6-5 235 1/20/1983 23 R Auburn Bay Minette, AL FA-'06 0/0/0/0

International Practice Squad26 Osei, Claudius S 6-0 207 6/20/1980 26 1 Florida State Hamburg, Germany FA-'06 0/0/0/0

Reserve/Injured Injury29 Morton, Chad RB 5-8 191 4/4/1977 29 7 USC South Torrance, CA Knee 15/0/0/031 Underwood, E.J. CB 6-1 185 8/4/1983 23 R Pikeville Cincinatti, OH Shoulder 0/0/0/034 Ward, Derrick RB 5-11 228 8/30/1980 26 3 Ottawa Moreno Valley, CA Foot 8/0/0/655 Arrington, LaVar LB 6-3 257 6/20/1978 28 7 Penn State Pittsburgh, PA Achilles' Tendon 6/5/0/061 Kelly, Lewis OL 6-4 310 4/21/1977 29 6 South Carolina State Lithonia, GA Foot 0/0/0/064 Lentz, Matthew G 6-6 320 11/19/1982 24 R Michigan Ortonville, MI Elbow 0/0/0/077 Petitgout, Luke T 6-6 308 6/16/1976 30 8 Notre Dame Georgetown, DE Leg 9/9/0/681 Toomer, Amani WR 6-3 203 9/8/1974 32 11 Michigan Berkeley, CA Knee 8/8/0/091 Tuck, Justin DE 6-5 274 3/29/1983 23 2 Notre Dame Kellyton, AL Foot 6/0/0/392 Strahan, Michael DE 6-5 255 11/21/1971 35 14 Texas Southern Westbury, TX Foot 9/9/0/6

Practice Squad/Injured Injury38 McPhearson, Gerrick CB 5-10 197 12/29/1983 23 R Maryland Columbia, MD Hamstring 0/0/0/0

Reserve/Did Not Report78 Ioane, Junior DT 6-4 318 7/21/1977 29 7 Arizona State Mt. Pleasant, UT FA-'06 0/0/0/0

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS NUMERICAL ROSTER

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS FINAL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS

WON 8, LOST 8 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/10 L 21-26 Indianapolis 78,622 Barber 327 1662 5.1 55t 5 09/17 W 30-24 OT at Philadelphia 69,241 Jacobs 96 423 4.4 16 9 09/24 L 30-42 at Seattle 68,161 Morton 1 22 22.0 22 0 10/08 W 19- 3 Washington 78,653 Manning 25 21 0.8 9 0 10/15 W 27-14 at Atlanta 70,840 Finn 2 14 7.0 12 0 10/23 W 36-22 at Dallas 63,512 Jennings 2 12 6.0 21 0 10/29 W 17- 3 Tampa Bay 78,647 Lorenzen 1 2 2.0 2 0 11/05 W 14-10 Houston 78,485 Toomer 1 0 0.0 0 0 11/12 L 20-38 Chicago 78,641 TEAM 455 2156 4.7 55t 14 11/20 L 10-26 at Jacksonville 67,164 OPPONENTS 458 1830 4.0 90t 19 11/26 L 21-24 at Tennessee 69,143 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 12/03 L 20-23 Dallas 78,666 Shockey 66 623 9.4 25 7 12/10 W 27-13 at Carolina 73,702 Burress 63 988 15.7 55t 10 12/17 L 22-36 Philadelphia 78,657 Barber 58 465 8.0 28 0 12/24 L 7-30 New Orleans 78,539 Toomer 32 360 11.3 44 3 12/30 W 34-28 at Washington 86,141 Carter 22 253 11.5 27 2 NY-G Opp. Tyree 19 197 10.4 33 2 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 304 314 Shiancoe 12 81 6.8 16 0 Rushing 120 106 Jacobs 11 149 13.5 43 0 Passing 163 189 Finn 8 54 6.8 11 0 Penalty 21 19 Jennings 5 49 9.8 20 0 3rd Down: Made/Att 77/203 97/226 Moss 5 25 5.0 10 0 3rd Down Pct. 37.9 42.9 TEAM 301 3244 10.8 55t 24 4th Down: Made/Att 7/15 9/24 OPPONENTS 333 3830 11.5 53t 21 4th Down Pct. 46.7 37.5 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD POSSESSION AVG. 29:35 30:25 Dockery 2 100 50.0 96t 1 TOTAL NET YARDS 5214 5479 McQuarters 2 67 33.5 27t 1 Avg. Per Game 325.9 342.4 Kiwanuka 2 44 22.0 32 0 Total Plays 1003 1057 Demps 2 30 15.0 29 0 Avg. Per Play 5.2 5.2 Madison 2 28 14.0 24 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 2156 1830 Wilson 2 25 12.5 25 0 Avg. Per Game 134.8 114.4 Robbins 2 12 6.0 11 0 Total Rushes 455 458 Pierce 1 6 6.0 6 0 NET YARDS PASSING 3058 3649 Webster 1 0 0.0 0 0 Avg. Per Game 191.1 228.1 Bell 1 -7 -7.0 -7 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 25/186 32/181 TEAM 17 305 17.9 96t 2 Gross Yards 3244 3830 OPPONENTS 18 216 12.0 37 1 Att./Completions 523/301 567/333 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Completion Pct. 57.6 58.7 Feagles 77 3098 40.2 37.0 3 27 54 0 Had Intercepted 18 17 TEAM 77 3098 40.2 37.0 3 27 54 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 77/40.2 69/41.9 OPPONENTS 69 2892 41.9 35.4 8 18 59 0 NET PUNTING AVG. 77/37.0 69/35.4 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD PENALTIES/YARDS 101/881 97/771 Morton 29 13 268 9.2 38 0 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 23/10 23/11 McQuarters 4 2 20 5.0 12 0 TOUCHDOWNS 41 42 TEAM 33 15 288 8.7 38 0 Rushing 14 19 OPPONENTS 33 13 191 5.8 23 0 Passing 24 21 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Returns 3 2 Morton 31 670 21.6 51 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS Ward 23 466 20.3 36 0 TEAM 74 86 79 110 6 355 Moss 10 194 19.4 33 0 OPPONENTS 64 101 65 132 0 362 Jacobs 3 58 19.3 28 0 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Blackburn 1 2 2.0 2 0 Feely 0 0 0 0 38/38 23/27 0 107 McQuarters 1 17 17.0 17 0 Burress 10 0 10 0 0 60 Ruegamer 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jacobs 9 9 0 0 0 54 TEAM 70 1407 20.1 51 0 Shockey 7 0 7 0 0 42 OPPONENTS 65 1455 22.4 64 0 Barber 5 5 0 0 0 30 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Carter 3 0 2 1 0 18 Feely 0/ 0 7/ 7 10/11 6/ 8 0/1 Toomer 3 0 3 0 0 18 TEAM 0/ 0 7/ 7 10/11 6/ 8 0/1 Tyree 2 0 2 0 0 12 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 4/ 4 9/ 9 9/15 0/1 Dockery 1 0 0 1 0 6 Feely: (40N)(35G)(46G)(47N,24G,34G,32G,40G) McQuarters 1 0 0 1 0 6 (21G,39G)(31G,32G)(31G)()(33N,46G,40G,52N) Arrington 0 0 0 0 1 2 (40G)()(23G,22G)(32G,29G)(47G,23G,24G)()(34G, TEAM 41 14 24 3 38/38 23/27 1 355 31G) OPPONENTS 42 19 21 2 40/40 22/29 0 362 OPPONENTS: (26G,32G,48G,32G)(49N,37G)()(39G, 2-Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-2, OPPONENTS 2-2 42N)()()(43G)(42N,41G)(49G)(39G,24G,23G,48G) SACKS: Umenyiora 6, Robbins 5.5, Kiwanuka 4, (48N,49G)(44N,41G,35G,46G)(37G,45G)(48N)(32G, Strahan 3, Joseph 2, Short 2, Cofield 1.5, 51N,26G,38G)() Arrington 1, Awasom 1, Demps 1, Emmons 1, * FUMBLES/FUMBLES LOST: (23/10) McQuarters 1, Pierce 1, Torbor 1, Webster 1, Manning (9/2), Barber (3/1), Burress (2/1), TEAM 32, OPPONENTS 25 Jacobs (2/1), Morton (2/1), Ward (1/0), Shiancoe (1/1), Kiwanuka (1/1), Carter (1/1), O’Hara (1/1). * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Manning 522 301 3244 57.7 6.21 24 4.6 18 3.4 55t 25/ 186 77.0 Feagles 1 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0/ 0 39.6 TEAM 523 301 3244 57.6 6.20 24 4.6 18 3.4 55t 25/ 186 76.8 OPPONENTS 567 333 3830 58.7 6.75 21 3.7 17 3.0 53t 32/ 181 79.0

(after 16 games tackles based on coaches reveiw)

PLAYER ST AT TT QH QHT S - YL INT - YR PD FF FR PLAYER TACKLES ASSISTS TOTALA. Pierce 93 66 159 1 2 1 - 5 1 - 6 11 1 2 R. Torbor 11 3 14G. Wilson 81 40 121 3 4 2 - 25 6 3 2 C. Blackburn 12 2 14W. Demps 88 28 116 1 - 6 2 - 30 6 1 2 D. Tyree 12 1 13R. McQuarters 47 27 74 1 - 3 2 - 67 6 1 J. Butler 10 2 12C. Emmons 44 26 70 1 1 1 - 10 J. Bell 8 0 8B. Cofield 43 24 67 22 3 1.5 - 14 1 G. Wilkinson 5 2 7F. Robbins 39 23 62 34 15 5.5 - 36 2 - 12 2 3 J. Tuck 4 2 6M. Kiwanuka 41 14 55 23 16 4 - 13 2 - 44 2 2 B. Jacobs 5 1 6C. Webster 42 10 52 1 1 - 8 1 - 0 10 2 1 M. Kiwanuka 5 0 5M. Strahan 34 16 50 14 11 3 - 19 4 A. Awasom 3 1 4B. Short 27 19 46 2 2 - 9 1 2 F. Walker 4 0 4S. Madison 34 10 44 2 - 28 8 1 K. Dockery 4 0 4O. Umenyiora 27 12 39 16 12 6 - 45 1 1 T. Smith 3 1 4K. Dockery 27 9 36 2 - 100 6 D. Ward 3 0 3W. Joseph 13 11 24 10 10 2 - 9 2 1 J. Feely 2 0 2L. Arrington 11 6 17 1 1 - 1 2 C. Claiborne 1 1 2J. Bell 14 3 17 1 - -7 1 R. Kuehl 2 0 2R. Torbor 8 8 16 2 1 - 0 1 R. McQuarters 1 0 1G. Wilkinson 10 5 15 2 2 G. Wilson 0 1 1J. Butler 13 1 14 4 C. Morton 1 0 1A. Awasom 8 2 10 5 1 - 3 J. Sims 1 0 1F. Walker 5 3 8 Totals 97 17 114J. Tuck 3 1 4 3 2C. Blackburn 3 0 3J. Seawright 1 2 3Totals 756 366 1122 133 81 32 - 181 17 - 206 75 17 11

Total TD's FG's PointsGiants 27 12 4 89Opponent 28 12 6 102

Pct. TD's FG's % of Total PtsGiants 89% 25 16 63%Opponent 87% 29 10 61%

Fumbles INT Total Pct. Conv1618

59%64%

1110

1718

2006 NEW YORK GIANTS DEFENSIVE/SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

DEFENSIVE TACKLES

TURNOVERS CONVERTEDTURNOVER TABLE

SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES

TURNOVERS FORCED

KEY: ST - solo tackles, AT - assisted tackles, TT - total tackles, QH - quarterback hurries, QHT - quarterback hits, S - YL - sacks and yards lost, INT- YR - interceptions and yards returned, PD - passes defensed, FF - forced fumbles, FR - fumble recoveries.

SACKS (32): O. Umenyiora (6) - 1 for 9 yards vs. NO, 1 for 8 yards at DAL, 2 for 13 yards at ATL, 1 for 9 yards vs. WAS, 1 for 6 yards at PHI; F.Robbins (5.5) - 1 for 9 yards at TEN, 1 for 9 yards vs. CHI, 1 for 4 yards at DAL, .5 for 4 yards at ATL, 1 for 6 yards vs. WAS, 1 for 4 yards vs. IND; M. Kiwanula (4) - 1 for 0 yards at CAR, 1 for 2 yards vs. DAL, 1 for 6 yards vs. HOU; 1 for 5 yards vs. TB; M. Strahan (3) - 2 for 11 yards at DAL, 1 for 8 yards vs. WAS; W. Joseph (2) - 1 for 5 yards at CAR, 1 for 4 yards at DAL; B. Short (2) - 2 for 9 yards at ATL; B. Cofield (1.5) - 1.5 for 14 yards at ATL; C. Webster (1) - 1 for 8 yards at ATL; L. Arrington (1) - 1 for 1 yard at DAL; R. Torbor (1) - 1 for 0 yards vs. TB; R. McQuarters (1) - 1 for 3 yards vs. CHI; A. Pierce (1) - 1 for 5 yards at TEN; W. Demps (1) - 1 for 6 yards vs. PHI; C. Emmons (1) - 1 for 10 yards vs. PHI; A. Awasom (1) - 1 for 3 yards at WAS.

INTERCEPTIONS (17): K. Dockery (2) - 1 for 4 yards at CAR, 1 for 96-yard TD at DAL; R. McQuarters (2) - 0 for 24 yards vs. PHI, 1 for 16 yards vs. IND, 1 for a 25-yard TD at SEA; M. Kiwanuka (2) - 1 for 12 yards vs. DAL, 1 for 32 yards vs. CHI; F. Robbins (2) - 1 for 11 yards at DAL, 1 for 1 yard at SEA; Will Demps (2) - 1 for 1 for 29 yards vs. PHI, 1 for 1 yard vs. DALS. Madison (2) - 1 for 4 yards at DAL, 1 for 22 yards at ATL; G. Wilson (2) - 2 for 25 yards at CAR; C. Webster (1) - 1 for 0 yards at SEA; A. Pierce (1) - 1 for 6 yards at DAL; J. Bell (1) - 1 for -7 yards at WAS.

45 39 221 362

PERFORMANCE INSIDE THE TWENTY

47 42 224 355# of Times Scores Points Total Pts.

Documents

New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles Postseason/Wild Car… · The Series– The Giants and Eagles have played each other since 1933. The Giants lead the regular season series,