Coach Tom Coughlin has ruled Smith out for Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys and says Smith will be on ‘week-to-week’ status. The New York Giants will have to get by for the foreseeable future without their top possession receiver, Steve Smith .

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New York Giants receiver Steve Smith has a partially torn pectoral muscle, and coach Tom Coughlin has ruled him out of Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys, the New York Daily News and Newark Star-Ledger reported via Twitter.

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New York Giants receiver Steve Smith has a partially torn pectoral muscle, and coach Tom Coughlin has ruled him out of Sunday’s game against the Dallas Cowboys, the New York Daily News and Newark Star-Ledger reported via Twitter.

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New York Giants wide receiver Steve Smith was forced to leave practice on Thursday after hurting a pectoral muscle.

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The New York Giants are playing a game within a game this week: musical chairs on the offensive line.

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Mostly overlooked in the preseason and dismissed by many after three games, the New York Giants are now the fashionable pick as the NFC’s best team. Michael Strahan, Troy Aikman, and most of the Sunday NFL analysts have jumped on the Tom Coughlin bandwagon halfway through the season, and with good reason.

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New York Giants center Shaun O’Hara is battling a sprained right foot and his status is uncertain for Sunday’s game at Seattle.

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The New York Giants’ decision to make Ahmad Bradshaw their featured running back this season isn’t so controversial anymore.

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NEWARK — The Giants are tied for the best record in the NFC entering their bye week and coach Tom Coughlin is confident their best football is still ahead.

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NEWARK — The Giants are tied for the best record in the NFC entering their bye week and coach Tom Coughlin is confident their best football is still ahead.

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The New York Giants are tied for the best record in the NFC entering their bye week, and coach Tom Coughlin is confident their best football is still ahead.

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Eli Manning tied his career best with four touchdown passes, Brandon Jacobs ran 30 yards for a touchdown and Tony Romo fractured his clavicle as the New York Giants turned a sloppy start into a 41-35 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Monday night.

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What’s Worked So Far The Giants defense is top ten against the run and the pass and has seen great success so far this season. New York has gotten back to its defensive roots and it’s helped keep the Giants in every game it’s been in this season.   What’s Broke So Far Penalties have been a big issue for the Giants this year and for a Tom Coughlin team, there really shouldn’t be a lack of …

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Giants defensive end Justin Tuck sat out practice on Friday with a sprained ankle that he has battled through the past two games. He indicated, though, that he would be ready for Dallas on Monday.

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