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New York Giants linebacker and defensive captain Jonathan Casillas stood in front of his locker for more than 10 minutes answering questions, and only one dealt with playing the surprising Los Angeles Rams this weekend. When your team is 1-6 and top cornerback Janoris Jenkins gets suspended coming off a bye week, there usually aren't a lot of questions about football, especially when it's the second player suspension in less than a month for violating team rules. For Casillas, quarterback Eli Manning, cornerback Eli Apple and safety Landon Collins, the questions were all about the Giants' season that is threatening to get very ugly. Continue to Article

November 01, 2017 6:07:pm EST

The disaster of a season continues for the New York Giants. Jenkins is suspended indefinitely. "As a member of this team, there are standards and we have responsibilities and obligations," coach Ben McAdoo said in a statement. Continue to Article

October 31, 2017 5:15:pm EST

New York Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins has been suspended indefinitely for a violation of team rules. The suspension takes effect immediately, meaning Jenkins will miss Sunday's home game against the Rams. Coach Ben McAdoo said he will review the status of the suspension next week. Continue to Article

October 31, 2017 5:03:pm EST

After telling his players to forget about a dreadful first seven games of the season, New York Giants coach Ben McAdoo is heeding his own advice and ignoring comments by general manager Jerry Reese that his team got caught up in the preseason hype and hasn't played hungry. McAdoo refused on Monday to get drawn into a tiff with Reese as the team returned from its bye week and faced the final nine games of the season with a 1-6 record. While accepting the blame for the team's performance, Reese also had shared the blame with his second-year coach last week. Continue to Article

October 30, 2017 5:25:pm EST

Money, fame, and 28 gold medals isn’t enough to equate to happiness if you ask Michael Phelps. “I didn’t want to live anymore,” Michael Phelps tells Yahoo. The 32-year-old reveals that depression and anxiety caused him to contemplate suicide, and it all started in middle school, where he was bullied because of his appearance — which made him not like the way he looks. Continue to Article

October 27, 2017 3:40:pm EST