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Cary Brairton lost his job more than two years ago after the company he worked for went out of business.

Giants strength and conditioning coach Jerry Palmieri does some stretching of Steve Smith on the sidelines at practice Tuesday.

Two members of the close-knit Giants offensive line were not seeing eye-to-eye as they considered embarking on something they'd never encountered in their NFL careers.

Osi Umenyiora said he received a text from Pierce on Friday night telling him about the results of his hastily scheduled MRI, but Umenyiora thought he was joking.

We should have thrown the damn ball. Kevin Gilbride didn't phrase it exactly that way, but the Giants offensive coordinator yesterday admitted after looking back at a fateful, and ultimately wasteful, final series against the Chargers he wished he had been more aggressive.

A quick follow-up to Monday's entry about decisions by Tom Coughlin and Andy Reid in Week 9. Brian Burke of Advanced NFL Stats did a breakdown, and I'll direct you to his post for the details.

The evidence is mounting, not only in the most recent debacle and the current four-game losing streak, but over a longer and more damning sample, that these Giants are simply not that good.

The Giants announced Monday that Gerris Wilkinson, a linebacker who plays mostly on special teams, dislocated his right wrist Sunday against San Diego and would be out six to eight weeks after surgery.

With the final scrap of debris removed from the Canyon of Heroes, football suddenly mattered again in these parts.

A reader, Chris, wrote in the comments section: Can you imagine being Chris Snee right now, and having to sit down to Thanksgiving dinner in 2 weeks with your father-in-lawa and saying, a oehey how about the Chargers game, Tom, if only I hadna t been called for holdinga ? Another reader, Mike, wrote: They show 100 replays a game, but not a replay ...

Coach Tom Coughlin said the focus is on making corrections "so we don't have to see that again." The day after the Giants' 21-20 loss to the Chargers, coach Tom Coughlin was surprisingly upbeat in his conference call with reporters.

Late in the 4th quarter, Eli Manning walks over to talk to Tom Coughlin. A month's worth of losses and counting, and the Giants' 5-0 start is a distant memory, with their playoff hopes teetering.

The Chargers' front seven gave the Giants' offensive line fits throughout Big Blue's crushing 21-20 loss yesterday.

What do you do when you lose a self-proclaimed must-win game? The Giants did just that yesterday, wrenching defeat from the jaws of victory.

Sunday wasn't a good day for Chris Snee. It's bad enough that his late holding penalty helped to cost the Giants the game.

Giants head coach Tom Coughlin looks at the Giants in the fourth quarter of the loss to the Chargers.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Five years after being traded away in a draft-day swap for Eli Manning, Philip Rivers came back and stuck it to the New York Giants.

In last night's 24-17 loss to the Cardinals , Feagles got the ball out of bounds and limited dangerous Steve Breaston to one punt return for only one yard.

He ran right through LB Gerald Hayes. Though, to be fair, he did get a late assist from G Chris Snee who helped toss him in.

The Giants started the same five linemen and same quarterback for an NFL-record 38 straight games before McKenzie missed Sunday night's game with a groin injury.