NFL Preseason Game: New York Giants vs New York Jets

August 15th, 2010 Posted by Admin under American Football NFL with No Comments »

NFL Preseason Week 2 Game – Watch New York Giants vs New York Jets Live Stream Online at ESPN

New York Giants vs New York Jets
When: Monday, August 16, 2010 8PM ET

So, let’s all wait and watch Giants vs Jets live stream online, Monday Night at ESPN.

Watch out for the Monday Night Football Live at ESPN.

UPDATE: NY Giants defeated NY Jets, 31-16, in their Preseason Game.

Top Performers
Passing: J. Sorgi (NYG) – 146 YDS, 2 TD
Rushing: J. McKnight (NYJ) – 13 CAR, 32 YDS
Receiving: V. Cruz (NYG) – 6 REC, 145 YDS, 3 TD


	1	2	3	4	Total

NY Giants	7	3	7	14	31	Final

NY Jets	10	3	3	0	16

GAME RECAP

Mark Sanchez was sharp, while Eli Manning needed stitches.

Manning was forced to leave the New York Giants’ 31-16 victory over the Jets after suffering a bloody, 3-inch gash to the left side of his head early in the second quarter Monday night.

The Giants quarterback needed 12 stitches to close the cut, and showed no sign of concussion after being hurt with 10:45 left in the first half.

Sanchez led the Jets on three scoring drives, overcoming an interception on his first pass, while playing the entire first half in the first football game played at the New Meadowlands Stadium.

The teams traditionally meet in the third game of the preseason, but both wanted to be part of the unveiling of their new $1.6 billion, 82,500-seat home.

The big night ended early for Manning, who was hurt when running back Brandon Jacobs rumbled up the middle and smacked into him with his shoulder on a fake handoff.

After losing the ball, Manning tried to grab it, but was smacked in the middle of his back by Calvin Pace. Manning’s helmet was knocked off, pushing him forward, face-first. Manning’s head plowed into either Jets safety Jim Leonhard or Jacobs, and the quarterback quickly called for the training staff, his hand covered in blood.

Manning was replaced by Jim Sorgi, who backed up Eli’s brother, Peyton, in Indianapolis for the last few seasons. Sorgi filled in nicely, throwing two touchdown passes to rookie Victor Cruz, who finished with three TD catches.