New York Giants Tickets

The road to another Super Bowl will not be easy in 2012, as NFC East foes like the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys look to slow the G-Men down. However, Tom Coughlin will have the New York Giants prepared for all comers, and he has the luxury of one of the top quarterbacks in the NFL in Eli Manning. Eli took a lot of flak last year before the season when he responded to a question about whether or not he considered himself to be an elite quarterback with a yes. Manning then went out and had a career year passing the ball all over the field for 4,933 yards and showed he is best with the game on the line.

2011 also saw the emergence of the salsa-dancing Victor Cruz, a practice squad player who took advantage of playing time when some of the Giant’s other receivers were injured. In 2012, he lines up alongside Hakeem Nicks, one of the top receivers in the league, to form one of the top receiver duos in the NFL. Giants fans will turn out in droves to see this powerful aerial show in 2012, and you can be sure New York Giants tickets will be one of the hottest tickets in the Big Apple. While the Giants lost a few players from their Super-Bowl-winning 2011 squad, including Brandon Jacobs and Mario Manningham, they added a few draft picks and free agents who are sure to bolster their roster. Draft picks Reuben Randle and David Wilson look to make waves on the Giants in 2012, and Wilson provides a speedy complement to Ahmad Bradshaw in the backfield. Martellus Bennett looks to provide Eli with another weapon at tight end.

While the offense has made tremendous strides in recent seasons as they won two improbable Super Bowls in five seasons, it has been the defense that’s been the bedrock of this New York Giants team. With all the talk about superstars Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora leading a ferocious pass rush, the standout of 2011 was Jason Pierre-Paul, a young phenom who is so nice they named him thrice. Pierre-Paul was all over the field last year, creating havoc for opposing quarterbacks, causing fumbles and even blocking kicks. JPP enters the 2012 season as one of the top defensive players in the NFL and if last year was any indication, he could be at the top for a long time. The Giants are also returning a solid linebacker group, and a healthy secondary should help if the ferocious pass rush fails to make it to the quarterback.

Big games on the Giant’s 2012 Season Schedule

The NFC East is always a bitter struggle, and there is no bigger rivalry than when the New York Giants square off against the Dallas Cowboys. The Giants face open the season against the Cowboys on week one, and play them again on week 8. Giants vs. Cowboys tickets are one of the most sought-after in all the NFL, so make sure you get yours early. Some other highlights of the New York Giants 2012 season include a battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Big Ben on week nine, the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers on week 12, and The New Orleans Saints and Drew Brees on week 14. It’s been a few years since Eli faced off against the Steelers and Ben Roethlisberger, but the Steelers always field a good team so you can be sure that Giants vs. Steelers tickets will fly off the shelves.

When Eli and the Giants face off against Aaron Rodgers and the Packers in a repeat of last years’ playoff battle, it is certain to be a fierce battle. Many had the Packers penciled in for a repeat last year until the Giants stopped them dead in their tracks, so Giants vs. Packers tickets will be hot. The New Orleans Saints and Drew Brees, coming off a rocky offseason of Bounty-gate and Brees’ contract negotiations, absolutely shellacked the Giants when they met last year, so you can be sure that the Giants will be looking for some payback when they face off against Who Dat Nation in 2012. Giants vs. Saints tickets will sell like crazy, so make sure you get yours early. The New York Giants have a steep hill to climb in 2012 as they look for another Super Bowl ring, so make sure you are in the house at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ with cheap New York Giants tickets from Ticket Liquidator!

• Conference and Division: NFC East
• Nickname: G-Men, Big Blue
• Stadium: MetLife Stadium (Formerly New Meadowlands Stadium)
• New Meadowlands Stadium Capacity: 82,500
• Biggest Giants Rivals: Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles

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New York Giants Season tickets

And if you are in the market for New York Giants season tickets then you might be in luck. Each year Ticket Liquidator has select New York Giants season tickets available for purchase to let fans see each and every home game. You don't need to be told the length of the official waiting list for New York Giants season tickets, suffice to say it can be years. But here at TL you don't need to wait to get New York Giants season tickets. You can get out to every home game if you want, so find the New York Giants season ticket you want and get out there. To see if we have New York Giants season tickets for sale check the first regular-season listing above. You can also sell New York Giants tickets if you can't make it to every game. If we have them you should see a link that would be for a New York Giants season ticket package. There are going to be some great moments for the New York Giants this year. Get those New York Giants season tickets here and watch all the fun at each game.

New York Giants History

Bought for $500 in 1925, the New York Giants have enjoyed huge success in their glittering history. Although originally named after the baseball team that moved to San Francisco, the Giants established themselves a viable contender in the NFL in the years before the Super Bowl. They appeared in 15 Championship Games between 1927 and 1963, winning the title four times. After some lean years, a group of new stars emerged, and led New York to its first Super Bowl title in 1987. Quarterback Phil Simms, linebacker Lawrence Taylor, and coach Bill Parcells etched their names indelibly into Giants history, winning another Super Bowl in 1991.

Age and wanderlust plunged the team into inconsistency, for some time before the Giants started putting together competitive squads once again. With coach Tom Coughlin building the team around young quarterback Eli Manning, the future prospects for New York look good. In 2008, the Giants stunned the world with an upset of the New England Patriots In Super Bowl XLII, pursuing the leagues first perfect 19-0 season. QB Eli Manning finally emerged as an elite quarterback and muted all the naysayers. Giants tickets were a hot item then, and they are still a hot item now. It's no secret that New York fans are some of the toughest, loudest, and most passionate in the country, and when they sense that great things are about to happen, it's a safe bet that they will go nuts. TicketLiquidator can get you into Giants Stadium to experience the revival first-hand. To get your Giants playoff tickets, click one of the links above for tickets and team info.