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Cowboys' dominance appeared to be, at best, a reckless and needless gamble.
1695:. With 34 seconds remaining and Georgia Tech having exhausted all of their three timeouts, Miami led 20–17 when the Hurricanes called for a running play on third down instead of taking a knee. Running back Don Chaney Jr. fumbled the ball at the end of the play, and Tech recovered at their own 25-yard line. A few plays later, quarterback Haynes King threw a 44-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Christian Leary with two seconds left, and the Yellow Jackets stunned the Hurricanes 23–20. Miami coach
1469:, in 1958. While he had delegated some of his authority to Robustelli in 1974 (which effectively made Robustelli the team's first dedicated general manager), he still had the final say in football matters. However, the fan revolt that erupted in the wake of the Fumble made the Maras realize that they needed to delegate most of the decisions that divided them. As with many other team matters, they kept arguing over whom to replace Robustelli; in the off-season, they called on NFL Commissioner
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1063:, Pisarcik lacked the stature to prevail in this kind of dispute. Csonka claims that, as he walked away from the huddle, he told Pisarcik he would not take the ball if he went through with it. However, it is not known whether the quarterback heard him. McVay's headphones, which normally allowed him to communicate with Pisarcik and Gibson, were not working properly at that point either. McVay stated that he would certainly have overruled Gibson had he heard what was coming.
1582:. With the final seconds ticking off the clock, Baylor had a 24–21 lead and possession of the football near the UNLV goal line. With UNLV out of timeouts, only a kneel down was necessary. However, Baylor instead elected to try for a touchdown. Baylor running back Darryl Bush fumbled while trying to punch his way into the end zone and UNLV's Kevin Thomas picked up the loose football and went 99 yards for the game-winning touchdown on the last play of the game.
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it changed how it was done. Prior to
Pisarcik's fumble, teams had employed standard offensive formations such as an I or a split backfield. The Eagles' unlikely touchdown, however, had made the weakness of doing so glaring. Even though Pisarcik had been trying to hand off instead of kneeling, when he fumbled the snap, there was not only no offensive player there to try to recover it, no one was in position to tackle Edwards and prevent the touchdown either.
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another first down to secure the win. He also personally despised the kneeling play, considering it unsporting and somewhat dishonorable (a view popular among a lot of coaches of the period). Also, given that the play clock at the time was only 30 seconds (as it would remain through the 1987 season), a play had to be run. So, on second down he called "65 Power-Up", a standard play which called for Csonka to take a handoff and run up the middle.
1672:. Kansas State had rallied from a 35–14 halftime deficit to pull to within a touchdown. With 1:31 left, Iowa State having possession and the Wildcats with just one time out remaining, the Cyclones fumbled the ball away on first down and Kansas State tied the game on the ensuing possession. On Iowa State's next series, the Cyclones again chose to run a play rather than take a knee (and send the game into overtime), but quarterback
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expected) for the teams (including coaches and other non-playing personnel) to come onto the field to shake hands, etc. even as the game clock is still running down to zero. Today, the kneel is such a common and uncontroversial play that it is sometimes even executed by trailing teams that have no realistic prospect of winning as a way to concede defeat and end the game.
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spending more money offered no obvious guarantee of additional financial return even if it made the team more competitive. Due to the Giants' continued success at the box office, the Maras eventually came to be viewed as complacent and miserly owners by observers who were unaware of the full extent of the ownership schism.
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instituted a rule change stipulating the ball had to be advanced past the line of scrimmage in order for the clock to continue running in the final minute of play: however, outdoor gridiron leagues have not followed suit, and the quarterback kneel would soon be almost universally seen as a polite and
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The week after the game, both the Giants and Eagles implemented a new offensive formation to be used only in end-of-game kneeldowns. It is popularly known as the "Victory
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Edwards recovered the ball on its first bounce as
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The players felt the assistant coaches were uninterested in helping younger players develop, at least compared to their counterparts on other teams. As an example, they pointed out that the season before, while none of the team's three quarterbacks had had any previous NFL experience, no quarterback
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Edwards, the play was a personal redemption, as he had been burned on one of Pisarcik's early touchdown passes and would have been partially to blame for the loss. It also was his first NFL touchdown. Vermeil refused to question McVay's judgment but allowed that he, too, disliked sitting on the
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Pisarcik, who at the time was distracted making sure Csonka was in position, was unprepared for the snap. It struck his middle finger so hard there was still blood on the nail after the game. Nevertheless, he held on to the ball after a slight bobble and tried to hand it off to Csonka; instead, the
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McVay's contract expired and, as expected, was not renewed. He said in 2008 that had the Giants won, the team likely would have won two more games, his contract would have been renewed, "and now I'd be dead with a heart attack." McVay never coached again, but went on to a front-office job with the
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late in the game, giving up 27 points in the fourth quarter to lose 41–17. They would win only one more game the rest of the season, finishing with a 6–10 record. The sweep by
Philadelphia ensured the Giants would finish last in the division (tied with the Cardinals) for the third straight season,
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openly challenging Gibson over the previous two seasons. The players felt that Gibson should let
Pisarcik call plays; during the previous week's loss to Washington, the Giants had attempted only three passes on several third-and-long situations during the game. Players also felt insulted that on a
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Giants fans turned on management and ownership as previously grumbled complaints about the team's ineptitude on and off the field turned into an incessant roar, with their team now being the laughingstock of the league. To fans, the Fumble (a term in use before the end of the week) epitomized the
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The Maras therefore apparently felt little or no financial incentive to spend more money in an effort to build a championship contender. As things stood, minimizing expenses seemed to ensure the franchise would remain highly profitable no matter how poorly the team performed on the field, whereas
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Gibson was fired the next morning; with angry fans already demanding that someone be held responsible for the debacle, team officials felt they had no other way of saving the season. So great was the stigma of having called the failed play that Gibson never worked in football at any level again;
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had legally inherited only a one-sixth stake in the Giants along with his mother and sister after Jack Mara's death in 1965, in practice the latter two women took no part in the team's day-to-day affairs and allowed Timothy to speak for their interests as well as his own. This effectively made
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NFL. Their move to New Jersey in 1976 had alienated some longtime fans, even if it made more seats available. Most living Giants fans had never gone this long without a contender, but despite this, they were still forgiving. However, there was little pressure the fans could bring to bear on the
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had dominated the NFC East in the years following the merger. For most of the 1970s, only the division winners and one wild card team per conference made the playoffs, and until the introduction of the wild card round in 1978 there was no possibility of a wild card team hosting a playoff game.
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The two men managed team operations closely but feuded so bitterly with each other that at one point a partition had to be erected between their seats in the owners' box. Nevertheless, while the owners bitterly disagreed on personnel matters in principle, they both generally endeavored to keep
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Going into the game, the Giants were 5–6. A three-game losing streak on the road had made the team's playoff prospects much dimmer since midseason. However, a win at home against the favored Eagles could, the team hoped, reverse the trend and keep an outside shot at a playoff spot alive.
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if he ever did so again. Gibson did not take the time to explain his decision to Pisarcik. As a result, the rest of the offense simply viewed Gibson's call as a power trip. Because he was a second-year starting quarterback who still had not totally proven himself, in the era before
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The Giants posted a 17–0 shutout win, but when the plane came (an hour behind schedule) fans showed that the victory was not enough to make them forget their recent humiliation. There were more than 24,000 empty seats, yet crowd applause and chants briefly stopped play.
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sprinted downfield to try to recover it. He slipped on the slick surface and touched the ball. His touch meant that it became a live ball and Miami was able to recover at the Dallas 1 and kick a field goal for a 16–14 victory. The misplaced play came on the heels of
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Under 30 seconds left in the game. From here on in, Pisarcik can just fall on the football and there is nothing the Eagles can do. And Pisarcik fumbles the football! It's picked up by Herman Edwards! 15, 10, 5, touchdown Eagles! I don't believe it! I don't believe
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later expressed that he should've chosen to kneel, though in the previous four games the Hurricanes played where their win had been long assured and they held the ball at the end of the game, Cristobal had ordered run plays to end each game rather than a kneel.
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In the huddle, the Giants were incredulous when the call came in. "Don't give me the ball," begged Csonka. Other players asked Pisarcik to change the play, but he demurred. Gibson had berated him for changing a play the week before and threatened to have him
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At 6–5, things looked a little more promising for the visitors. The two-game win streak they took into the game had gotten them over a .500 first half. Momentum clearly was on their side, and the Giants had not beaten the Eagles since the opening game of the
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of a long era of poor results, but the aftermath of this would lead to major changes that proved beneficial for the franchise in the long run. For the sport in general, the main legacy of the game was its contribution to the adoption and acceptance of the
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At the end of the first half of the Bills game the following week, the Giants debuted the new formation when Pisarcik knelt to preserve their lead. Two running backs stood closely behind Pisarcik while a third (usually a speedy player such as a
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Wellington Mara had been running football operations himself since joining the organization in the late 1930s, long after most teams had hired a general manager. He continued to do so even after becoming part-owner upon the death of his father,
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berth due to the solid lead the powerful Cowboys had in the division. Given the similarity of their records it was likely the outcome would have playoff implications, since the first tie-breaker for a wild card spot is the head-to-head record.
353:, Edwards picked up the dropped ball and ran 26 yards for the winning touchdown. It is considered miraculous because the Giants were ahead 17–12 and could easily have run out the final seconds, since they had the ball and the Eagles had no
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to pass out to fellow fans during the game. Spielberg had also arranged for an airplane to fly over the stadium with a banner reading, "15 Years of Lousy Football — We've Had Enough." When it came, fans were to chant, "We've had enough."
463:, the Giants had not played in the postseason since 1963 and had managed only two winning seasons since then. Although they were the league's fourth oldest franchise, they were, up to that point in time, almost a non-entity in the post-
436:; the Giants were in fourth. The teams went into the game in similar situations, but heading in different directions. Both had playoff hopes, especially since this was the first 16-game NFL season, but likely would have to settle for a
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recovered the fumble and the Chiefs went on to win in overtime 23–20. Rivers was seen on the sidelines mouthing the words, "This is the worst day ever." As a result of the win, the Chiefs moved into a three-way tie for the lead in the
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because of another failed extra point, in addition to a missed field goal as time expired. But it gave them and their fans something to build on for the next season. Philadelphia corrected its kicking woes by drafting barefoot
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lead 17–12, we’re inside 30 seconds, the Eagles have no timeouts. Wait a minute... here's a free fla- I don't believe it! The Eagles pick it up and Herman Edwards runs it in for a touchdown! An incredible development!
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Giants fans were enraged; for a football team to lose in that situation was unprecedented. Pisarcik, who belatedly explained to the press, "I never had control," needed a police escort to get to his car. During an
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Since the rule to allow quarterbacks to simply kneel would not take effect until 1987, Pisarcik took the snap on first down and rolled on the ground (a common play for quarterbacks in the pre-kneel era). Eagles
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five years later. Pisarcik's entire NFL career is usually embodied in that play, and while he is sometimes reluctant to talk about it, he admits that at least people remember his name thanks to it.
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after his firing he moved to Florida, where he subsequently became manager of a local bait shop. He never spoke about the play again for the rest of his life; in 2008, during a telephone call from
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1481:. Young only took the job after the Maras granted him the title of general manager, with complete control of the football side of the operation. He proved to be a superb judge of talent, drafting
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27–24 with 1:45 left. The Jets had struggled to stop the Bills running game the entire day and the Bills were currently in possession of the ball on their own 20-yard line when Bills quarterback
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at that time. "One play gets you feeling like you have confidence", Edwards explained years later. "You're not worried about losing anymore; now you're thinking about how you can win."
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was the most frequent target of complaints: he had taken to the relatively nascent practice (now almost universal) of calling all the plays from the upstairs press box, to the point of
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and playing conservatively on offense until it could be made more competitive. Players on the offense became frustrated over this decision and wanted more chances to prove themselves.
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was fired, and improved morale while adding talented players to the team. However, the players were not so enthusiastic about many of the longtime friends he had hired as assistants.
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of the Eagles with 1:16 left on the clock on October 19, 2003, is occasionally referenced as a "Miracle at the Meadowlands". The play and subsequent extra point gave the Eagles
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stopped Thomas cold and then proceeded to wrestle the ball from his grasp, falling on the fumble at the Jets' 36-yard line with 1:54 remaining. On the final play of regulation,
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payroll costs as low as possible, not only in terms of player salaries but also when it came to coaching and scouting. In the post-merger era prior to the introduction of
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who served as the Giants' director of operations, was also let go. Csonka's contract was up as well. Since McVay, with whom he had played in the
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and had only notched two winning seasons in the 17 years since then.
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2178:"30 years later, Giant disappointment of 'The Fumble' still lingers"
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Anderson, Dave. "Robustelli Named Giants' Director of Operations,"
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A more famous call of the play was made by Eagles radio announcer
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people who could ultimately make changes, longtime team owners
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The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon
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2808:#3 Miracle at the Meadowlands | NFL Films | Top 10 Worst Plays
2382:"Miracle at the Meadowlands: The fumble that changed football"
2125:#3 Miracle at the Meadowlands | NFL Films | Top 10 Worst Plays
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in 1979. As a rookie, Franklin booted a 59-yard field goal on
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Timothy an equal partner in the same way his father had been.
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2930:"Wellington Mara, Co-Owner of New York Giants, Is Dead at 89"
2710:"Miami's Mario Cristobal 'made wrong call' not kneeling down"
2578:"Chargers Vs. Chiefs: Video Highlights Of K.C.'s Wild OT Win"
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sacked Losman and caused a fumble, which Jets defensive end
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A near-identical play in a 1999 collegiate game allowed the
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1981:. NFL Films. 1978. Event occurs at 17 minutes. Tape 52935.
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or another successful college coach, the Giants settled on
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and other future Giants stars over the next few seasons.
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Another occurrence happened during the October 7, 2023,
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2760:"Eagles pull off another Miracle at the Meadowlands"
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2787:"Sack, Scoop provide Miracle at Meadowlands Sequel"
2682:Peterson, Randy; Birch, Tommy (November 22, 2015).
1004:. Additionally, the Eagles had exhausted all their
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5811:Sports competitions in East Rutherford, New Jersey
2883:Herman Edwards' statistics at databasefootball.com
2658:"Status report: Iowa State fumbles away a victory"
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1385:The Eagles' momentum carried them further in the
5801:November 1978 sports events in the United States
2868:"MNF's Greatest Games: Miami-New York Jets 2000"
2026:"How One Bad Giants Call Ended an N.F.L. Career"
496:It was not lost on fans that players (including
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1751:overcame a 30–7 fourth-quarter deficit in a
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2315:. National Football League. Archived from
2054:"The 50 Worst Screw-Ups in Sports History"
1150:famously narrated, "A study in contrast!"
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2603:"Philip Rivers clarifies 'worst' comment"
1997:"Giants' Progress is Key Asset for McVay"
1871:2023 Georgia Tech vs. Miami football game
1504:in 1978. When Perkins resigned after the
1015:run down to the last possible second and
992:Deep in their own territory, the Giants'
4940:Philadelphia Eagles Santa Claus incident
2919:. ESPN. October 19, 2003. Archived from
1866:History of the New York Giants (1925–78)
1728:took a handoff. Bears defensive tackle
864:PHI Montgomery 8-yard rush (kick failed)
854:30-yard pass from Pisarcik (Danelo kick)
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424:. The Eagles were in third place in the
2928:Goldstein, Richard (October 25, 2005).
2486:Grayczk, Michael (September 11, 1999).
2146:"Giants Oust Gibson A Day After Bungle"
1888:
1609:, giving the Mountaineers a 16–15 win.
1258:, many fans threw their tickets into a
1104:With a Giants victory all but assured,
2736:Michael Lipinski (December 19, 2010).
2380:Ellenport, Craig (November 14, 2018).
1769:history, and was later voted the best
1089:ball hit Csonka's hip and came loose.
366:play in the 1987 AFC Championship Game
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4111:Chuck Bednarik's hit on Frank Gifford
3297:Chuck Bednarik's hit on Frank Gifford
1877:List of nicknamed NFL games and plays
601:reference to former Jets quarterback
476:. Notably, while Wellington's nephew
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5771:1978 National Football League season
2947:Hooper, Ernest (November 20, 1998).
2941:10 NFL Rule Changes We'd Like to See
2889:Eisenberg, John (January 18, 2006).
2840:Anderson, Dave (December 11, 1978).
2827:"Fanning the Fire at Giants Stadium"
2630:"Kansas State stuns error-prone ISU"
2576:McCauley, Kevin (November 1, 2011).
2509:"Miracle on the Mountain remembered"
2252:"Fanning the Fire at Giants Stadium"
2206:"Mara's Legacy with Giants Recalled"
2785:Vaccaro, Mike (December 15, 2008).
2708:Adelson, Andrea (October 9, 2023).
2406:Papale, Vince (November 20, 2013).
1995:Katz, Michael (November 26, 1978).
1736:threw a six-yard touchdown pass to
327:at the end of a November 19, 1978,
4970:Justin Tucker's 66-yard field goal
4065:A Philly Special Christmas Special
3317:2007 game vs. New England Patriots
2866:Diegnan, Mike (December 4, 2002).
2656:Birch, Tommy (November 21, 2015).
2628:Birch, Tommy (November 21, 2015).
2550:Katz, Michael (November 1, 2011).
2311:Barber, Phil (November 12, 2003).
1765:. It was the greatest comeback in
25:
4044:It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
4031:South Philadelphia Sports Complex
2853:Barden, Mark (January 25, 2001).
2313:"Miracle of Meadowlands Turns 25"
2052:Pumerantz, Zack (July 24, 2012).
1635:A similar play occurred during a
1445:Despite widespread calls to hire
526:. Despite the Jets' upset win in
5040:Immaculate Redemption/The Tackle
4965:Tom Dempsey's 63-yard field goal
4887:Tom Brady–Peyton Manning rivalry
3987:Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame
2176:Gola, Hank (November 18, 2008).
2081:Hank, Gola (November 18, 2008).
1668:victory November 21, 2015, over
1017:have the quarterback take a knee
383:boost, leading that season to a
2204:Daly, Buzz (November 4, 2005).
1951:"20 Seconds Left As Eagles Win"
1910:"Giants Voice Mutual Animosity"
1786:a 14–10 victory over the Giants
1578:(UNLV) to steal a victory from
1576:University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1440:NFL Comeback Player of the Year
1393:, which they lost 27–10 to the
1070:the Eagles had not huddled, as
782:: 49 °F (9 °C), Clear
630:1978 Philadelphia Eagles season
530:and that team still playing at
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5786:National Football League games
5776:National Football League plays
4553:The NFL on Westwood One Sports
4156:Miracle at the New Meadowlands
4051:No one likes us, we don't care
3925:Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
3327:Miracle at the New Meadowlands
2885:, retrieved February 25, 2006.
1834:Miracle at the New Meadowlands
1639:game between the Chargers and
1630:the previous year's Super Bowl
1591:Appalachian State Mountaineers
32:Miracle at the New Meadowlands
18:The Miracle at the Meadowlands
1:
4631:1994–1996 U.S. TV realignment
3541:Conference championships (11)
3292:The Greatest Game Ever Played
2949:"20 years and still 1 Fumble"
2842:"The Fans' Sign From the Sky"
2342:, Tuesday, December 18, 1973.
2284:"The Fans' Sign From the Sky"
1979:NFL Game of the Week Show #12
1477:, then an executive with the
1077:called for an all-out 11-man
915:– 15/31, 164 YDS, 0 TD, 3 INT
489:, Giants players had limited
472:and the heirs of his brother
395:. To Giants fans, it was the
5766:1978 in sports in New Jersey
5161:Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band
4470:National Football Conference
4297:Conference championships (5)
3789:National Football Conference
1708:On September 23, 1991, in a
1453:, then an assistant for the
1225:ball to preserve a victory.
843:19-yard pass from Pisarcik (
659:American Football Conference
4456:Current league affiliations
4211:Division championships (15)
3852:Based and headquartered in
3775:Current league affiliations
3420:Division championships (22)
3040:East Rutherford, New Jersey
3036:Based and headquartered in
2522:soybon (November 1, 2011).
922:– 13/23, 181 YDS, 2 TD, INT
761:East Rutherford, New Jersey
451:1978 New York Giants season
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4920:Miracle at the Meadowlands
4909:"The Hit" (Chuck Bednarik)
4121:Miracle at the Meadowlands
4058:A Philly Special Christmas
3856:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3207:I'm going to Disney World!
1795:On December 14, 2008, the
1757:(MNF) contest against the
1724:parking lot, running back
1660:Another occurrence capped
1153:According to R.J. Bell of
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306:Miracle at the Meadowlands
40:Miracle at the Meadowlands
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5796:Nicknamed sporting events
4914:"The Instant Replay Game"
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2917:"Westbrook TD steals win"
1747:On October 23, 2000, the
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888:1-yard rush (kick failed)
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4897:Broncos–Patriots rivalry
4464:National Football League
4333:League championships (4)
4082:Frankford Yellow Jackets
3783:National Football League
3607:League championships (8)
2855:"A New York love affair"
2740:. Section 247 Sportsblog
981:The Giants opened a two-
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329:National Football League
5168:The Winner Takes It All
5084:NFL on Thanksgiving Day
4743:Thursday Night Football
4606:College Football on CBS
4572:Thursday Night Football
4087:Pennsylvania Keystoners
4013:Silver Linings Playbook
3946:Lincoln Financial Field
3078:First-round draft picks
2344:Retrieved July 21, 2016
1587:Miracle on the Mountain
1518:disastrous first season
1442:award before retiring.
1220:The immediate aftermath
895:26-yard fumble return (
331:(NFL) game against the
323:that he returned for a
274:TV in the United States
262:(owner/administrator),
4892:Colts–Patriots rivalry
4745:results (2006–present)
3202:Big Blue Wrecking Crew
1549:
1374:before falling to the
1292:The rest of the season
1144:
1127:
1027:The Giants' possession
4992:49ers–Cowboys rivalry
4809:NFL Championship Game
4718:Super Bowl TV ratings
4599:Arena Football on CBS
4202:Washington Commanders
3378:Washington Commanders
3259:Yankee Stadium Legacy
2878:on February 16, 2003.
2413:Philadelphia Inquirer
2282:(December 11, 1978).
2216:on September 28, 2007
2144:(November 21, 1978).
1949:(November 20, 1978).
1908:(November 20, 1978).
1854:Eagles–Giants rivalry
1771:Monday Night Football
1754:Monday Night Football
1710:Monday Night Football
1685:college football game
1637:Monday Night Football
1547:
1534:Arena Football League
1514:University of Alabama
1428:World Football League
1336:Monday Night Football
1072:defensive coordinator
1039:charged into Giants'
874:NYG Danelo 37-yard FG
613:for an 11-yard loss.
603:"Broadway Joe" Namath
579:Offensive coordinator
4830:Bills Toronto Series
4116:Santa Claus incident
3358:New England Patriots
3270:The Best Man Holiday
2954:St. Petersburg Times
2825:(December 3, 1978).
2319:on December 14, 2006
2250:(December 3, 1978).
2024:(February 2, 2015).
1811:option. Jets safety
1775:Monday Night Miracle
1607:defensive conversion
1508:to succeed the late
1498:New England Patriots
1376:Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1316:The Eagles lost the
1265:Morris Spielberg, a
1200:Banks Williams (#99)
936:– 22 CAR, 88 YDS, TD
801:TV announcers (
5806:Philadelphia Eagles
4975:"The Wrong Way Run"
4197:Pittsburgh Steelers
3975:Curse of Billy Penn
3930:Connie Mack Stadium
3838:Philadelphia Eagles
3373:San Francisco 49ers
3368:Philadelphia Eagles
2985:. January 15, 2006.
2961:on January 12, 2016
2688:Des Moines Register
2662:Des Moines Register
2635:Des Moines Register
2511:. November 9, 2012.
2183:New York Daily News
2087:New York Daily News
1599:Kidd Brewer Stadium
1422:, a former All-Pro
1416:San Francisco 49ers
1277:St. Louis Cardinals
1249:Giants fan reaction
1182:Dave Hamilton (#42)
1112:(working alongside
655:Pittsburgh Steelers
459:Despite the team's
434:Washington Redskins
418:Philadelphia Eagles
321:Philadelphia Eagles
69:Philadelphia Eagles
41:
5060:The Tuck Rule Game
4881:The Fortune Cookie
4874:Bounty Bowl series
4823:Non-US based games
4546:NFL on Nickelodeon
4136:Bounty Bowl series
4093:Pennsylvania Polka
3182:Cleveland Bulldogs
3088:Logos and uniforms
2934:The New York Times
2846:The New York Times
2832:The New York Times
2766:. October 19, 2003
2609:. November 3, 2011
2524:"Würst Night Ever"
2440:The New York Times
2386:Sports Illustrated
2354:STAPLETON, ARNIE.
2340:The New York Times
2001:The New York Times
1956:The New York Times
1799:were trailing the
1641:Kansas City Chiefs
1550:
1455:San Diego Chargers
1318:NFC Wild Card Game
1272:Newark Star-Ledger
1215:Jack Vaughan (#93)
1002:two-minute warning
934:Wilbert Montgomery
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5046:Mile High Miracle
4934:Miracle in Motown
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4636:NFL on television
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4146:Pickle Juice Game
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3403:General manager:
3353:Green Bay Packers
3264:License Plate Guy
3123:Financial history
2903:on April 11, 2023
2896:The Baltimore Sun
1780:A punt return by
1712:game between the
1530:quarterback kneel
1188:Tony Veteri (#36)
1068:line of scrimmage
1034:middle linebacker
978:
977:
973:
972:
955:Harold Carmichael
822:Game information
752:
751:
663:Minnesota Vikings
416:and the visiting
402:quarterback kneel
389:two seasons later
302:
301:
253:Harold Carmichael
194:November 19, 1978
186:
185:
107:
106:
16:(Redirected from
5818:
5280:
5222:NFC Championship
5179:NFL Championship
5140:Moviendo Caderas
4960:Snow Bowl (2017)
4955:Snow Bowl (1985)
4927:Miracle in Miami
4847:
4764:
4624:
4620:Related articles
4591:Non-NFL programs
4531:
4527:Related programs
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4497:
4488:
4026:Pattison station
3940:Veterans Stadium
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3839:
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3649:2011 (XLVI)
3644:2007 (XLII)
3233:"The Masseuse" (
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1761:to win 40–37 in
1614:Thanksgiving Day
1553:Formation change
1432:Memphis Southmen
1361:After the season
1298:Veterans Stadium
1279:and distributed
1256:Los Angeles Rams
1021:press conference
957:– 5 REC, 105 YDS
943:– 13 CAR, 36 YDS
829:
819:
684:
491:bargaining power
370:Cleveland Browns
135:
130:
125:
120:
113:
65:
49:
42:
21:
5826:
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5791:New York Giants
5751:
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5576:
5455:
5454:package carrier
5446:
5331:
5330:package carrier
5322:
5269:
5216:
5173:
5133:Horizontal Hold
5119:Fly, Robin, Fly
5093:
5089:Christmas games
5072:
4984:Postseason lore
4979:
4945:"Porkchop Bowl"
4834:
4818:
4794:
4778:
4749:
4727:
4611:
4586:
4522:
4515:
4485:
4480:
4451:
4415:
4364:Retired numbers
4359:
4355:2017 (LII)
4328:
4292:
4206:
4192:New York Giants
4182:Atlanta Falcons
4170:
4070:
4037:Boy Meets World
3992:Matt Guokas Sr.
3964:Fly, Eagles Fly
3951:
3908:
3862:
3855:
3849:Founded in 1933
3841:
3837:
3834:
3804:
3799:
3770:
3734:
3658:Retired numbers
3653:
3639:1990 (XXV)
3634:1986 (XXI)
3602:
3536:
3415:
3382:
3331:
3275:
3220:New York Groove
3197:Gatorade shower
3170:
3165:MetLife Stadium
3127:
3098:
3092:
3046:
3039:
3033:Founded in 1925
3025:
3022:New York Giants
3021:
3018:
2973:
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2962:
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2927:
2923:on May 6, 2004.
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2210:Eye on Gambling
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2186:
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2174:
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2091:
2089:
2080:
2079:
2072:
2062:
2060:
2058:Bleacher Report
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2050:
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2020:
2019:
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2005:
2003:
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1993:
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1960:
1945:
1944:
1931:
1921:
1919:
1904:
1903:
1890:
1885:
1850:
1782:Brian Westbrook
1740:; Bears kicker
1730:Steve McMichael
1706:
1697:Mario Cristobal
1650:Andy Studebaker
1595:Furman Paladins
1572:
1555:
1526:
1487:Lawrence Taylor
1420:Andy Robustelli
1411:
1395:Oakland Raiders
1368:
1363:
1349:
1322:Atlanta Falcons
1310:
1294:
1251:
1222:
1194:Bob Beeks (#59)
1167:
1148:Brent Musburger
1114:Sonny Jurgensen
1102:
1075:Marion Campbell
1029:
1008:by this point.
979:
974:
964:– 4 REC, 73 YDS
817:
813:Sonny Jurgensen
786:Game attendance
776:: 1:00 p.m. EST
682:
675:
632:
626:
589:third-and-7 in
565:Bill Arnsparger
553:
478:Timothy J. Mara
470:Wellington Mara
453:
447:
414:New York Giants
410:
333:New York Giants
297:Sonny Jurgensen
260:Wellington Mara
255:
207:East Rutherford
100:
93:
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76:New York Giants
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5610:XXXVIII (2003)
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5582:Halftime shows
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5285:AFL–NFL merger
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5154:Posthumus Zone
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4854:AFL–NFL merger
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4801:AFL–NFL merger
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4542:
4539:Inside the NFL
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4187:Dallas Cowboys
4184:
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4161:Philly Special
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3937:
3935:Franklin Field
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3390:
3388:
3384:
3383:
3381:
3380:
3375:
3370:
3365:
3360:
3355:
3350:
3348:Dallas Cowboys
3345:
3339:
3337:
3333:
3332:
3330:
3329:
3324:
3319:
3314:
3309:
3304:
3299:
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3159:Giants Stadium
3156:
3151:
3146:
3144:Yankee Stadium
3141:
3135:
3133:
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3128:
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3120:
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3110:
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3102:
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2880:
2863:
2850:
2837:
2823:Anderson, Dave
2819:
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2800:
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2796:
2777:
2751:
2728:
2700:
2674:
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2620:
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2568:
2542:
2514:
2500:
2478:
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2398:
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2346:
2330:
2303:
2289:New York Times
2280:Anderson, Dave
2271:
2257:New York Times
2248:Anderson, Dave
2239:
2227:
2196:
2165:
2151:New York Times
2133:
2116:
2099:
2070:
2044:
2031:New York Times
2013:
1984:
1970:
1929:
1915:New York Times
1887:
1886:
1884:
1881:
1880:
1879:
1874:
1868:
1863:
1856:
1849:
1846:
1842:DeSean Jackson
1821:Darrelle Revis
1790:Giants Stadium
1759:Miami Dolphins
1705:
1702:
1571:
1568:
1554:
1551:
1525:
1522:
1479:Miami Dolphins
1410:
1407:
1367:
1364:
1362:
1359:
1348:
1345:
1309:
1306:
1302:regular season
1293:
1290:
1250:
1247:
1221:
1218:
1217:
1216:
1210:
1207:Grover Klemmer
1201:
1195:
1189:
1186:Head Linesman:
1183:
1177:
1166:
1163:
1101:
1098:
1083:Herman Edwards
1028:
1025:
976:
975:
971:
970:
966:
965:
962:Jimmy Robinson
958:
950:
949:
945:
944:
937:
929:
928:
924:
923:
916:
908:
907:
902:
901:
900:
889:
881:
880:
879:Fourth quarter
876:
875:
871:
870:
866:
865:
861:
860:
859:Second quarter
856:
855:
852:Johnny Perkins
848:
836:
835:
827:
824:
823:
816:
815:
798:
789:
783:
777:
771:
757:Giants Stadium
750:
749:
744:
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738:
735:
732:
728:
727:
722:
719:
716:
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710:
704:
703:
700:
697:
694:
691:
688:
678:
677:
676:
674:
671:
628:Main article:
625:
622:
573:offensive line
552:
549:
540:Dallas Cowboys
528:Super Bowl III
510:Vince Lombardi
502:Fran Tarkenton
449:Main article:
446:
443:
430:Dallas Cowboys
409:
406:
374:Denver Broncos
337:Giants Stadium
317:Herman Edwards
300:
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239:Hall of Famers
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52:Herman Edwards
50:
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6:
4:
3:
2:
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5812:
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1061:free agency
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5600:XVI (1981)
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5275:Super Bowl
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3981:Invincible
3920:Baker Bowl
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3302:The Fumble
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2764:CBS Sports
2721:October 9,
1840:kicked to
1838:Matt Dodge
1813:Abram Elam
1704:Other uses
1693:Miami (FL)
1670:Iowa State
1483:Phil Simms
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2582:SB Nation
2556:SB Nation
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1399:Superdome
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