New York Giants Tickets

• Lawrence Taylor: The 1986 league MVP and Defensive Player of the Year holds the franchise record with 142 career sacks, and his number 56 is retired.
• Eli Manning: The quarterback of both Patriots Super Bowl upsets threw for a franchise-record 57,023 yards from 2004 to 2019 and had his number 10 retired in 2021.
• Frank Gifford: The 1956 league MVP and Hall of Fame halfback wore the retired number 16.
• Michael Strahan: The defensive end set the NFL single-season sack record in 2001 and finished with 141.5 sacks, second in team history behind only Taylor.
• Phil Simms: The Super Bowl XXI MVP completed 22 of 25 passes in that game, a Super Bowl record 88 percent.
• Mel Hein and Y. A. Tittle: MVP winners from the 1930s and 1960s whose numbers 7 and 14 are also retired.

• Super Bowl XXI (1986): Bill Parcells' 14-2 team, powered by league MVP Lawrence Taylor and the Big Blue Wrecking Crew defense, beat the Denver Broncos 39-20.
• Super Bowl XXV (1990): A 13-3 team that set what was then the NFL record for fewest turnovers in a season edged the Buffalo Bills 20-19 behind MVP Ottis Anderson.
• Super Bowl XLII (2007): The Giants closed the season with a road playoff sweep, an NFL record 10 straight road wins in a single season, and a 17-14 upset of the unbeaten New England Patriots sealed by David Tyree's Helmet Catch.
• Super Bowl XLVI (2011): Eli Manning won his second Super Bowl MVP as the Giants beat the Patriots 21-17 for the franchise's second title over New England in five seasons.

• Mel Hein, 1938: The Hall of Fame center and linebacker was the first Giant to win it.
• Frank Gifford, 1956: League MVP in the same season the Giants won their last pre-Super Bowl title.
• Charlie Conerly, 1959: MVP during a six-year span in which the Giants played in five NFL Championship Games.
• Y. A. Tittle, 1961 to 1963: Three straight MVPs, plus a then-NFL record 36 touchdown passes in 1963.
• Lawrence Taylor, 1986: League MVP and Defensive Player of the Year in the same season.
• Phil Simms, 1986: Honored that same season by the NEA, and later the Super Bowl XXI MVP.

• Dallas Cowboys: A divisional rivalry since 1960 between two franchises with a combined nine Super Bowl wins.
• Washington Commanders: A series dating to 1932, including the 1986 NFC Championship Game, a 17-0 Giants win that sent the franchise to its first Super Bowl.
• New York Jets: The stadium mates at MetLife Stadium, with an annual preseason meeting known since 2011 as the MetLife Bowl.
• San Francisco 49ers: Eight playoff meetings since 1982, the most between any two NFL teams in that span, including two NFC Championship Games, both won by the Giants.

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