NFL - Monday Night Football 2010

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NFL Preseason 2010: New York Giants vs New York Jets Match Updates and Live Stream – This Monday night will be full of much exciting and more thrills for all the NFL fans out there. This is the time to witness the NFL Preseason scheduled game tonight between the New York Giants vs New York Jets. The New York Giants vs New York Jets match will be having a kick off time at exactly 8:00 pm ET and will be held live at the New Meadowland Stadium. Whereas the New York Giants are led by head coach Tom Coughlin who has a career regular season record of 123-101. Both Rex Ryan and Tom Coughlin like to keep thing under wraps in preseason which results in plenty of OVERS on both sides. More updates to come with regards to the game results and scores, so you better standby here from time to time during the entire game proper.
After playing in Giants Stadium for 26 seasons, the Jets will now take on their cross-town rivals in a brand-new $1.7B arena which can be called ‘home' by both teams. Giants' QB Eli Manning is coming off a career-high 4021 yards and 27 TD's in 2009, while Jets' QB Mark Sanchez enters his sophomore season. It's hard for Jets fans to forget his maturation process during last season, when he was phenomenal in the post season and showed exceptional poise for a rookie in big-game environments. a near-historic run in 2009 where the Jets found themselves just one game away from the Super Bowl, the season begins on Monday Night Football, as the Jets and Giants will clash in the opener at New Meadowlands Stadium.

The way the pair, diminutive Mancunian and dark Welshman, embraced after the third and final goal told a million stories. This was the 19th consecutive season that Ryan Giggs has scored in the Premiership, which is also just how many seasons the Premiership has existed. Every team in the world has its legends but in these two Manchester United have something else entirely. These two are more than legends. That is for conventional heroes. These two are a different type. These two have performed at an incredible level for close to twenty years. Eight of those who were in the starting eleven at Old Trafford were part of the squad that was relegated two season ago and they way they performed on Monday night suggested they might just go back whence they came. At the end of the night these two occupied spots at the opposite end of the league table. Little suggests it will be different at the end of the season. Chris Hughton, the Newcastle manager, will probably wake up with the Tuesday morning blues.