All-Time New York Giants Super Bowl Lineup: Which players of Giants’s five Super Bowls did the cut? – Sports Illustrated

The recent New York giants’ troubles make it difficult for many to remember how fantastic the franchise he made to win four Super Bowl rings in five trips, starting with the 1986 edition, which stabbed in Denver Broncos (XXI) to take the first your Vince Lombardi Trophy.

So it was as good a time as anyone to impose the memory banks of these five title games and to identify the players in every position that performed themselves best under the spotlight. And some of these solutions were quite a challenge!

Do you take Phil Sims, who had the most effective Super Bowl game in history or two-time MVP MVP Eli Manning?

To someone’s surprise, this was the most difficult choice, since the three-member panel had to decide for only one defender.

The host of Big Blue Breakdown Paul Dotino, a 42 -year -old veteran of New York Jants, a fundamentally perennial professional football hall of the glory of media Vinnie Ditni (covered Giants for 34 years) and Patricia Traina, author of BIG 50: New York Giants And in the rhythm for 30+ years), to join it in creating this composition of Super Bowl of all time.

In order to deal with the many schemes played in each of the Super Bowls, more than standard 11 for insult and 11 for protection had to be selected. There were 14 selections on each side of the ball plus three in special teams.

In the insult, there was one in each position, plus three receivers, two narrow ends and two running backs. In the defense, two protective ends and two protective equipment, two external linear players and two internal linear players, three discounts and three defenders.

The aforementioned Debat of the defender led to a unanimous nod by Sims after Ditrani insisted that he was almost left unbelief after presenting the passerby against Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl XXI: 22-F-25 for 268 yards with three touchdowns and without interception.

It remains the most surgical trip in the history of the game. Traina was already on board, but Dottino Waffled a little by pointing to the two discs won by Manning and incredible throws in the last minutes of Super Bowls Xlii (David Tyrei) and XVLI (to Mario Maningham).

The wide receiver turned out to be another tractor, and Left Guard was the only connection in the selection process, forcing the panel to send this vote to the viewers.

It was not difficult to put Tyri in the first place of the receiver, but who to choose for the second and third? Mark Ingram and Stephen Baker were key figures in Buffalo Bills (SB XXV) victory, while the Plaxico Burress caught the winning pass, and Steve Smith had a critical grab to beat the unbeaten patriots from New England in SB XLII.

Still, Hakem Nicks (10 catch for 109 yards in SB XLVI) had the best static line for each of the team of the Super Bowl of the team. After a few bows, Ingram and Mannham won in split solutions.

The Left Guards Kevin Booth (Traina), William Roberts (Ditrani) and Rich Seubert (Dottino) received a vote, which led to a stalemate. Traina was impressed by how Butt, a universal reserve, moved to the starting lineup (first in the center, and then to the left security) in the second half of the 2011 season.

Ditrani cites the impact of the attack on the offensive line to control the ball over the accounts and Dotino explained that Seubert had exhausted the SB XLII with a broken knee, which would cancel a smaller person. Seubeber entered the scene after the viewers were asked to interrupt the tie.

On the reverse side, several of the unanimous selections were quite easy. Among these elections were the defensive near Michael Szhan and the defensive fight Justin here; Lyons Karl Banks and Lawrence Taylor; Cornerbacks Mark Collins, Everson Walls and Corey Webster; Running Back Otis Anderson; Narrow near Mark Bavaro; the right guard Chris Sni; and FullBack Maurice Carthon.

What are you saying? Who will train this Giants Giants team of all time? Well, it was a debate that the trio agreed not to have fun, with everyone agreed that he had no interest in trying to separate the two -time winners in Super Bowl Bill Parcels and Tom Kftlin.