(http://www.rantsports.com) — New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning took center stage last night, as he hosted Saturday Night Live.

Take a look at what most people are calling the skit of the night: 10 days

(http://www.rantsports.com) — The state is set for an epic game on opening night of the 2012 NFL season. After a verbal shot was fired by New York Giants owner John Mara at the Dallas Cowboys, the league announced the defending Super Bowl champs will host their division rivals in the season opener in September. Mara said the Cowboys deserved their $10 million salary cap penalty levied by the league on Tuesday and now Dallas o 48 days

(http://www.rantsports.com) — Dallas Cowboys defensive end Jason Hatcher doesn’t want to have to try to sack Peyton Manning in 2012, especially not in two games. Following the Indianapolis Colts’ announcement that Manning has officially been released by the team, speculation on where the future Hall of Fame quarterback has sky-rocketed. If he signs with the Washington Redskins, Manning will torture the Cowboys twice each seas 70 days

(http://www.rantsports.com) — Five years ago, the question would have been crazy. Nobody would have dared to ask it, because, well, it would have been a ridiculous proposal.

Eli Manning was nothing more than the younger brother of Peyton Manning, then a two-time Most Valuable Player and a Super Bowl champion.

But then Eli rebounded from a dismal 2007 season to lead the Giants to an improbable Super Bowl victory, 97 days

(http://kodyssportskorner.com) — Eli Manning will be playing in his second Super Bowl on Sunday evening. Now there is already media talk about whether he deserves to be in an elite status as an NFL quarterback. For a guy who started his NFL career by demanding to be traded and refusing to ever play for the San Diego Chargers who drafted him #1 in 2004, to his second Super Bowl is a long and winding road. 98 days

(http://sports-kings.com) — With the Giants victory over the Patriots on Super Bowl Sunday, I really got to thinking…where does Tom Coughlin now fall on the list of great coaches? As a Giant fan, I decided to go with the greatest coach we have ever known as a franchise and put Coughlin side-by-side with the great Bill Parcells. 98 days

(http://musketfire.com) — 99 days

(http://sports-kings.com) — Both have won at least two Super Bowls, however, they have as many differences as they do similarities. For this discussion let’s look at the record of the teams they led, their individual performances in big games, and whether their supporting casts affected their performance. 99 days