With the passing of Jim Fassel, I was thinking how that 41-0 NFC Championship game was one of the best moments in Giants Stadium history.
What can we put up there for the 11 years we've had MetLife?
Giants/Falcons 1/8/2012 - First (and still only) playoff game at MetLife stadium, Giants defense shuts out the Falcons offense including big 4th down stops
Giants/Cowboys 1/1/2012 - Giants win the Division over their hated rivals
Giants/Jets 12/24/2011 - Giants shut up Rex and the Jets and Victor Cruz goes 99 tying an NFL record
Honorable mention
Giants Bucs 9/16/2012 - Nicks goes 10 for 199 and Cruz goes 11 for 179 with Eli throwing for 510, though Nicks was never the same after that.
Wasn't that Giants Stadium?
The stadium sucks BTW.
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When we went toe to toe with the Patriots as they finished the season undefeated. If there was ever such thing as a moral victory that was it. Classic Tom Coughlin team moment.
Oops….you’re right. And I was there too.
Wasn't that Giants Stadium?
Guns n Roses in summer of 2016 is my second best MetLife Stadium experience after the Atlanta playoff game.
It's a pretty lame stadium and the team can't seem to win games there either.
It's a pretty lame stadium and the team can't seem to win games there either.
+1
Place blows
And TWO teams paid for it. And look what Atlanta got for close to the same money.
In comment 15282459 arniefez said:
The last 8 years for that stadium have been a joke. 8 years of forgettable football
-Victor Cruz TD against the Jets although that was technically a road game.
-Beating Dallas on the season finale in 2011
-Beating the Falcons 24-2 in the playoffs
-Beating Dallas 10-7 in 2016
-Beckham one handed catch (I think this is overrated personally, but fans clearly love it. It was voted #1 moment on SNF history.)
Slim pickings obviously.
But there is always tomorrow...
I was there, that game suxed, the halftime show was pretty good though
Guns n Roses in summer of 2016 is my second best MetLife Stadium experience after the Atlanta playoff game.
Been to a handful of games, but god damn I was at that GNR show too and it was unforgettable.
Phenomenal in the second half, I should really say.
Agree with others, that place is a dump and a horror show. It's just a place for bad football and the first thing I think of is all the away loser fans taking over the stadium at the end of nearly every game there.
Loser team. Loser management. Loser players. Loser coaches.
I've been to Metlife once-Bears vs. Giants, December '18-and...I'm good. The place blows. It has no atmosphere. I miss the old Giants Stadium.
Agree with others, that place is a dump and a horror show. It's just a place for bad football and the first thing I think of is all the away loser fans taking over the stadium at the end of nearly every game there.
Loser team. Loser management. Loser players. Loser coaches.
another notch?
Jenkins is a high variance corner. Kind of reminds me of Eli in that respect. He was ELITE that year. But Dezs career was over when he broke his foot. He was a terrible route runner and when he lost his ability to cut even close to explosively off one foot, he became an easy cover.
Shurmer did a nice job pulling him from the game with 2 minutes left so Eli could hear the fans chant his name one last time and thank him for the memories.
Maybe not a meaningful game but it was sure as hell memorable.
The only thing I'm warming up is another pizza in tne oven of truth. It could feed an entire family of 12.
I've been to Metlife once-Bears vs. Giants, December '18-and...I'm good. The place blows. It has no atmosphere. I miss the old Giants Stadium.
Eh, the team playing like shit has a lot to do with that.
Also went to the first game of the 2012 season coming off SB 46, in which we lost to Dallas. That wasn't such a fun one to attend.
better times ahead. #LFGGmen!
The Legacy Club is fun and some of the expensive suites are nice but the average fan got dealt an atrocious hand.
The Legacy Club is fun and some of the expensive suites are nice but the average fan got dealt an atrocious hand.
Great post.
I forgot about that 2018 home game vs Chicago lol I had to look up the schedule to see who won and it was right after that pathetic game against the Eagles on the road. Shurmur should've been fired right then and there. And then what happens? They blow it two more times in 2019 and 2020 in Philly. What a joke.
I used to take it personal with Tuck, Eli, Jacobs, Bradshaw, Tynes, Strahan, Nicks, Cruz, Pierce, Osi, JPP, Toomer, Plaxico etc. but these recent players just ... kinda suck lol win SOMETHING for Johnny Peppers sake.