... followed up their shocking Super Bowl-winning season in 2007 with an excellent 2008—at least as far as the regular season went.

The G-men went 12-4 in 2008, the second-best mark in the NFL behind Tennessee (13-3) and tied the Carolina Panthers for the best record in the NFC. Unfortunately for them, they fizzled in their initial playoff contest, losing 23-11 to the Philadelphia Eagles behind a feeble performance by quarterback Eli Manning, who was just 15-for-29 for 169 yards, no touchdowns and two interceptions.

2009 has brought an abundance of change for the G-Men. Not only will the team be without big name wide receiver, Plaxico Burress...

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