World Famous Comics: Road Warriors: The New York Giants Incredible 2007 Championship Season
Road Warriors: The New York Giants Incredible 2007 Championship Season
By: New York Post Publisher: Triumph Books Average Rating: Binding: Paperback Label: Triumph Books Number of Items: 1 Number of Pages: 128 Publication Date: February 11, 2008
Product Description: From a sputtering early season to a stunning late-season flourish, the 2007-2008 New York Giants just kept on trucking all the way to a Super Bowl championship - in the process winning a remarkable 11 straight games away from home. It was a coming of age for Eli Manning, and an ageless performance by Michael Strahan and the stout Giants defense, and the New York Post documents every exciting stop along the way, from the preseason through the postseason.
Not as great as I had thought it would be Though it's nice to "relive" the season as it comes,it wasn't as fantastic as I thought it would be. I would have appreciated a little more after the fact analysis and highlights (not to mention some hyperbolic statements of how great the Giants are!). But overall, ok product.
three and a half stars great photo library of the 2007 giant championship season...the game stories and sharp vivid photos are excellent for archiving this amazing road-warrior season...it is very reasonably priced and worth having...
How sweet it is. For any Giant fan this is icing on the cake. Well written and lavishly illustrated the book will be a great memento. You will be able to relive what is arguably the G-men's most rewarding season. I am sure that it will not be a best seller in Patriot land.
Incredible Pictures For any Giants fan, this is an incredible stroll down memory lane for the 2007 football season. The pictures are fabulous and you can feel the momentum of the season as you thumb through the pages of this book. Even our friends who aren't Giants fans love seeing this book on our coffee table.
Wonderful trip through an amazing season The book takes you through, in real time, the entire football year for the Giants, and some of it's not pretty. The Post's reporters and columnists are fans, but they're also honest, sometimes to the point of brutality.
It's amazing how many observations by players and coaches throughout the season have such resonance for the postseason. Fascinating stuff.
The photographs are splendid. The only thing marring this otherwise perfect book is a slew of typos. But any Giants fan will overlook this minimal flaw and just bask, especially in the last few chapters, of this account of one of the most amazing seasons in NFL history.
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