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The Giants, Jets and Bills have all made it to the NFL's highest peak, but not every team was good enough to win. Here are ten times NY teams played for the Super Bowl.

As New York Giants owner John Mara and new general manager Joe Schoen tried to defend their hiring process against allegations made by former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores, new Giants head coach Brian Daboll continued to build his coaching staff. In the process, Daboll made Big Blue history.

Tuesday afternoon, Brian Flores filed a class action lawsuit in the Southern District of New York, that includes the New York Giants, the NFL and all 32 teams. It even includes allegations that Dolphins owner Stephen Ross offered Flores $100,000 PER LOSS! The bombshell lawsuit claims that the Giants interviewed Brian Flores for their head coaching position, even though they had already decided to go with Brian Daboll. The class-action suit claims that Flores' interview with Big Blue was a “sham.”

It was a wild weekend of Divisional NFL Playoffs. We each game being decided by one score, you never know what could have made the difference in one game from the next. However, New York Giants fans can relish in the possibility that one of their own former heroes may have helped knock Aaron Rodgers out of the playoffs.

There's Josh Allen of the Bills, and Zach Wilson of the Jets. The comparison has been made between the two, and try as I might, I just can't really see it.

Here are some of the candidates that may be considered for the Giants' coaching job, and the odds of each coming to New York. Which candidate is your favorite?

Joe Judge survived the NFL's "Black Monday" group of firings, but one day later, wasn't as lucky. He is no longer the head coach of the New York Giants.

Week 18 sealed the fate of the New York Giants' coaching staff. A change in the coaching staff is needed now. Not tomorrow. Not after 2022. Now.

As the Eagles get ready to play the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday Night, we are learning more about who will be available to play in front of the Philadelphia fans

McCarthy is no stranger to calling NFL games, having been a play-by-play announcer for CBS NFL television coverage since 2014.