1990 New York Giants

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Super Bowl XXV Champions!

1990 Record: 13-3 (Regular Season), 3-0 (Playoffs)

Head Coach: Bill Parcells

Points Scored: 335 (15th out of 28 NFL teams)

Points Allowed: 211 (1st out of 28 NFL teams)

Home Stadium: Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ

Linebacker Lawrence Taylor takes down Buffalo's Thurman Thomas in the first matchup with the Bills, a 17-13 defeat.

Carl Banks had another outstanding season flanking Lawrence Taylor at linebacker. He continued to rack up tackles as teams ran away from Lawrence Taylor's side of the field.

Ottis Anderson applies a stiff arm to the Bills' Darryl Talley in the Super Bowl. His power running was the focal point of a Giant smashmouth attack that kept opposing offenses off the field.

Quarterback Phil Simms was the perfect trigger man for the Giants conservative attack on offense.  He threw 15 TD passes and just 3 interceptions in 1990 and he completed 59.2% of his passes during the season.

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Simply Smashing

The 1990 New York Giants entered the season with a chip on their shoulder after their loss in the Divisional Playoff Round to the Rams in 1989 after winning the NFC East title.  The Giants defense was already a top-notch unit and they would step their game up even more in 1990.  With a linebacking corps of Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks, Pepper Johnson and Gary Reasons along with linemen Erik Howard and Leonard Marshall, they had the top front seven in the NFL.  Mark Collins was given additional help in the secondary with the Plan B free agency addition of Everson Walls from Dallas who would tie Collins for the team lead with 6 interceptions.  The Giants starting safeties Myron Guyton and Greg Jackson were young and physical.

The Giants had a stern test in the season opener, a Sunday night affair with the Eagles, a team that defeated the Giants three straight times.  The Giants rose up to the challenge and defeated the Eagles 27-20.  The Giants continued their winning ways by defeating Dallas twice and an improved Miami squad at home.  Following their bye week, the Giants faced another stern test against the Redskins in the Nation's Capital with the Giants prevailing 24-21.  The Giants would defeat Phoenix at home the following Sunday and then play the Redskins at home.  The Giants won yet again: this time by a score of 21-10.  After the second win over the Skins in three weeks, the Giants traveled to Indy for a Monday Night contest vs. the Colts and the Giants won 24-7 to remain unblemished.  The Giants exacted their revenge against the Rams in L.A. with a blowout win and returned home to defeat Detroit to go to 10 and 0.  Contest number 11 was the most difficult test yet: a trip to Philly to play the Eagles and Eagles would emerge victorious with a 31-13 win. 

After getting knocked off their undefeated pedestal, the Giants would travel to San Francisco to play their fellow 10-1 counterparts, the 49ers in a much balleyhooed Monday Night contest.  Both defenses proved stingy, but the 49ers would win 7-3.

After two straight losses to eventual playoff teams, the Giants were able to regroup with a 23-15 win over last place Minnesota.  The Giants next contest was a Saturday afternoon home game with the AFC leaders, the Buffalo Bills.  The Giants lost starting QB Phil Simms in the first half and struggled in his absence.  The result was a 17-13 defeat at the hands of the Bills.  Simms' replacement Jeff Hostetler started the final two contests: both wins against weak opponents New England and Phoenix to close the regular season.

Even though the Giants had the second best record in the NFC, few experts gave them much of a chance to advance to the Super Bowl since Phil Simms was still not available and Hostetler did not beat any quality opponents.  He would get his chance in the playoffs and he would not disappoint.  The opening contest was a Div. Playoff showdown with the Bears and the Giants dominated this cold weather contest.  The final score was 31-3.  Now the Giants would meet the 49ers in San Francisco once again, but this time the stakes were much higher.  The winner would go to Tampa and face the Bills and the loser would go home.  The contest was played much like their first meeting, where yards and points came at a premium.  The 49ers held on for a 13-12 lead deep into the 4th Quarter.  The Giants' Leonard Marshall would sack Joe Montana, strip him of the football, and the Giants recovered the fumble.  The Giants would drive the ball to set Matt Bahr up for a 46-yard FG attempt.  The kick was up and good as time expired the Giants won 15-13 and would go to Tampa to play in Super Bowl XXV!

Super Bowl XXV was arguably the greatest Super Bowl ever.  The Bills offense was the most dynamic and most potent in all of football and the Giants had the best defense in football. One of these units would have to give in to the will of the other.   The Bills had success early and with Bruce Smith's 2nd quarter safety, the Bills had a 12-3 lead.  The Giants did not stray from their character in spite of their early struggles, however.  The Giants would erase the final 7-plus minutes of the first half with an 87-yard drive culminating in a 17-yard Stephen Baker TD catch to trim the lead to 2.  The Giants got the ball first in the second half and this time they would continue to wear down the Bills defense.  It appeared the Giants drive would be short circuited when they faced a 3rd down and 17 scenario.  Jeff Hostetler completed a pass 11 yards downfield to Mark Ingram who spun around and then dragged Buffalo defenders just past the first down marker to keep the drive alive.  The Giants continued to move the chains methodically downfield using screen and their trademark smashmouth power running game.  Finally, Ottis Anderson plunged into the end zone from 1-yard out to give the Giants the lead at 17-12.  The 9:29 drive is still the longest drive in Super Bowl history and the Bills offense was off the field for well over an hour.  Even though the Bills offense was in hibernation, they would fire back.  Once Quarter #4 began, Thurman Thomas would score on a 31-yd. TD run to give the Bills a 19-17 lead.  With the Bills defense worn completely ragged, the Giants would go on another time consuming drive that covered 74 yards.  The drive would stall at the Bills' 3 yard line and Matt Bahr kicked a 21-yd. chip shot FG to put the Giants back in front 20-19.  With 2:16 left on the clock, the Bills would take over at their own 21 yard line.  Thurman Thomas broke another long run, this one covering 22 yards to give the Bills a 1st down at their 41.  Once the Bills got to the Giants 40 yard line, Thomas would run ahead for 11 more yards.  With time running down, Jim Kelly hurried the Bills to the line to spike the ball to set up a game winning field goal attempt by Scott Norwood.  The 46 yard FG attempt had the distance but remained wide right of the upright without hooking back.  That play would bring Super Bowl XXV to its conclusion and the Giants held on to win their second title in five years.

Inside Linebacker Pepper Johnson slams 49er halfback Roger Craig to the Candlestick Park turf in the Monday Night clash with the 49ers.

Halfback David Meggett led the Giants with 39 receptions for 410 yards in 1990.  He was also a breakaway threat as a kickoff and punt returner.

             1990 Results

                            Regular Season

   Date          Opponent                     Result

  9/ 9/90        Philadelphia                W 27-20

  9/16/90       at Dallas                       W 28-  7

  9/23/90       Miami                            W 20-  3

 

  9/30/90       Dallas                           W 31-17

10/  7/90       Bye Week          

10/14/90       at Washington           W 24-20

10/21/90       Phoenix                       W 20-19

10/28/90       Washington                W 21-10

11/  5/90       at Indianapolis            W 24-  7

11/11/90       at L.A. Rams                W 31-  7        

      

11/18/90       Detroit                           W 20-  0

11/25/90       at Philadelphia            L 13-31

12/  3/90       at San Francisco        L    3-   7

12/  9/90       Minnesota                    W 23-15

12/15/90       Buffalo                          L  13-17

12/23/90       at Phoenix                    W 24-21

12/30/90       at New England          W 13-10

                                              Playoffs

Round                           Opponent                  Result

NFC Div. Playoff         Chicago                    W 31- 3

NFC Championship  at San Francisco     W 15-13

Super Bowl XXV       vs. Buffalo                  W 20-19

Note: Super Bowl XXV played at Tampa Stadium in Tampa, FL. 

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1990 New York Giants Depth Chart / Roster

      # Player                      Ht  Wt Age Exp College                    Face Shape              Equipment

 

Quarterbacks

1. 15 Jeff Hostetler           6-3   212  29   6 West Virginia              107   2 brn crop       style 2 helmet, 2 bar, wt wristbands, wt sleeves

2. 11 Phil Simms               6-3   214  34 11 Morehead St.                35   2 blo crop       style 3 helmet, 2 bar, wt wristbands, tc sleeves (grass), wt sleeves (turf)

 

3.   6 Matt Cavanaugh        6-2   210 34 12 Pittsburgh                     31   1 brn crop       2 bar, wt wristbands                                   

 

Halfbacks

 

1. 24 Ottis Anderson           6-2   225 33 11 Miami                         145 14 blk fade       style 3 helmet, 3 bar qb, tc mouthpiece, wt tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

2. n/a (switch position to WR)

 

3. 30 David Meggett            5-7   180 24   1 Towson State              182   3 blk fade      style 3 helmet, 3 bar, qb wristbands, bk gloves, wt sleeves, wt tc elbowpads (turf)

 

#  27 Rodney Hampton        5-11 215 21   R Georgia                      173   3 blk fade      style 3 helmet, 3 bar, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt sleeves 

 

Fullbacks

 

1. 44 Maurice Carthon          6-1   225 29   5 Arkansas St.               179 13 blk crop       style 3 helmet, half cage, wt tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt sleeves

 

2. 22 Lee Rouson                6-1   222 28   5 Colorado                     248   5 blk crop      3 bar, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

3. 34 Lewis Tillman              6-0   195 24   1 Jackson St.                 189   2 blk fade      3 bar, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt tc elbowpads (turf), tc wristbands (turf), wt gloves (turf)

 

Wide Receivers

 

1. n/a (switch position to HB)

 

2. 82 Mark Ingram                5-10 188 25   3 Michigan St.                109   5 blk fade       style 3 helmet, 3 bar, eye paint, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt wrist double (turf), bk gloves (turf)

 

3. 85 Stephen Baker             5-8   170 26   3 Fresno State               107    2 blk flat top  style 3 helmet, 2 bar, eye paint, bk gloves, wt sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)

 

4. 86 Lionel Manuel               5-11 186 28   5 N/A                            109   4 blk crop        3 bar, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves

 

5. 83 Odessa Turner             6-3   205 25   3 N’western St. dk skin    154   4 blk fade       style 3 helmet, 2 bar, qb wristbands, tc gloves, wt sleeves

 

#  84 Troy Kyles                  6-0   180 22   R Howard                                                    style 3 helmet, 2 bar, wt wristbands, wt gloves (grass)

#  81 Stacy Robinson           5-11 186 28   5 North Dakota               166    4 blk buzz       style 2 helmet, 3 bar, wt wrist double, tc gloves (grass), wt gloves (turf)

 

Tight Ends

 

1. 89 Mark Bavaro                6-4   245 27   5 Notre Dame  lt skin        42 13 brn crop       style 3 helmet, half cage, eye paint, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass)

 

2. n/a (switch position to WR)

 

3. n/a (switch position to SS)

 

#  87 Howard Cross              6-5   245 23   1 Alabama    dk skin        139   9 blk fade       style 3 helmet, half cage, wt elbowpads, qb wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves

 

#  80 Bob Mrosko                  6-5   270 25   2 Penn State                    16 11 brn crop       3 bar qb, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

Left Tackles

 

1. 76 Jumbo Elliott                 6-7   305 25   2 Michigan                       57 18 l.brn crop     style 2 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

2. 64 Tom Rehder                  6-7   290 25   2 Notre Dame                                             

 

Left Guards

 

1. 66 William Roberts             6-5   280 28   5 Ohio State                   205 15 blk buzz       half cage, tc extended, bk tc elbowpads, tc gloves, wt elbowpads (turf), wt gloves (turf)

 

2. n/a (switch position to LE)

 

Centers

 

1. 65 Bart Oates                     6-3   265 32   5 BYU                            67 11 brn crop       style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves, right wt elbowpad (turf)

 

2. 59 Brian Williams                 6-5   300 24   1 Minnesota                    50   6 brn crop      full cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands         

 

Right Guards

 

1. 60 Eric Moore                      6-5   290 26   2 Indiana                        98 14 blk crop       full cage, tc extended, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

2. n/a (switch position to DT)

 

3. 61 Bob Kratch                     6-3   288 24   1 Iowa                            32 17 brn crop       half cage, tc extended, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

Right Tackles

 

1. 72 Doug Riesenberg             6-5   275 30   3 California                     62 17 blk crop       style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves

2. n/a (switch position to RE)

 

Left Defensive Ends

 

1. 77 Eric Dorsey                     6-5   280 26   4 Notre Dame               133   8 blk crop       full cage, neck roll, wt gloves, bk sleeves

 

2. n/a (switch position to TE)

 

#  93 Mike Fox                         6-6   275 23    R West Virginia            107 14 brn crop       full cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, bk gloves

Right Defensive Ends

 

1. 56 Lawrence Taylor               6-3   243 31   9 N. Carolina                 127 14 blk flat top   style 3 helmet, full cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt sleeves

 

2. n/a (switch position to TE)

 

#  54 Dwayne Jiles                   6-4   242 28   5 Texas Tech   dk skin    199   6 blk crop                      

 

Nose Tackles

 

1. 74 Erik Howard                     6-4   268 26   4 Wash. St.                     83 12 brn crop       style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

2. 70 Leonard Marshall              6-3   285 29   7 LSU                             57 12 blk flat top    full cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass), wt gloves (turf)

 

3. 73 John Washington              6-4   275 27   4 Oklahoma St. dk skin   185 17 blk crop        style 3 helmet, half cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, wt gloves

 

#  95 Kent Wells                       6-4   295 25   R Nebraska                     46 20 brn crop       half cage, bk tc elbowpads,         

 

Left Outside Linebackers

 

1. 58 Carl Banks                       6-4   235 28   6 Michigan St.                  66 11 blk buzz       style 3 helmet, half cage, tc extended, tc wristbands, tc gloves

 

2. 98 Johnie Cooks                   6-5   250 33   9 Miss. State                  274 14 blk buzz       style 3 helmet, half cage, tc extended, tc wristbands, tc rb gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)

 

Inside Linebackers

 

1. 52 Pepper Johnson                6-3   248 26   4 Ohio State dk skin        205 10 blk buzz       full cage, bk tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

2. 99 Steve DeOssie                 6-4   234 28   6 Boston Coll.  lt skin        37   7 blo crop       style 3 helmet, full cage, dk visor, tc extended, wt wrist double (grass), tc half sleeves (turf)

 

3. n/a (switch position to SS)

4. 51 Bobby Abrams                  6-3   230 23   R Michigan    dk skin       182   9 blk crop       half cage, tc extended, wt wrist double, wt gloves (grass), tc gloves (turf)

 

Right Outside Linebackers

 

1. 55 Gary Reasons                   6-2   248 28   6 N/A           lt skin          83 13 brn crop       style 3 helmet, half cage, tc extended, bk tc elbowpads, wt wristbands, tc gloves

 

2. 57 Larry McGrew                    6-4   251 32   8 USC                              5   4 blk crop       full cage, wt gloves, wt sleeves

 

Cornerbacks

 

1. 25 Mark Collins                       6-0   190 26   4 N/A           dk skin      196   4 blk flat top    style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wrist double, wt gloves

 

2. 28 Everson Walls                    6-1   194 31   9 Grambling St.               69   4 blk fade       3 bar, tc gloves, wt half sleeves, wt gloves (turf)

 

3. 23 Perry Williams                    6-2   203 29   6 N.C. State                  261   2 blk crop       style 3 helmet, 3 bar, wt wrist double, tc gloves, tc sleeves, wt gloves (turf), wt sleeves (turf)

 

4. 21 Reyna Thompson                6-0   193 27   4 Baylor                        116   2 blk fade       3 bar, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt sleeves

 

Free Safeties

 

1. 29 Myron Guyton                     6-1   205 23   1 E. Kentucky               135   2 blk fade       half cage, tc wristbands (grass), tc gloves (grass), wt wristbands (turf), tc rb gloves (turf)           

 

2. 43 David Whitmore                  6-0   235 23   R S. F. Austin                 91   8 blk fade       3 bar rb, tc gloves, wt sleeves

 

Strong Safeties

 

1. 47 Greg Jackson                      6-1   200 24   1 LSU                            72   6 blk fade       style 3 helmet, full cage, wt elbowpads, bk gloves, wt sleeves, wt gloves (turf)

 

2. 26 Dave Duerson                     6-1   208 29   7 Notre Dame                 50   4 blk crop       half cage, tc wristbands, bk gloves (grass), tc sleeves (grass), wt sleeves (turf)

 

#  46 Roger Brown                        6-0   196 23   R Virginia Tech dk skin    73    2 blk fade      3 bar, eye paint, right wt elbowpad, tc wristbands, tc gloves

 

#  36 Adrian White                        6-0   205 31   3 Florida                        33 11 brn fade       style 3 helmet, 3 bar qb, fingers taped, wt half sleeves

 

Kicker

 

1.   9 Matt Bahr                            5-10 175 34 12 Penn State                   17   3 brn crop       1 bar, wt sleeves

 

Punter

 

1.   5 Sean Landeta                      6-0   200 28   5 Towson St.                   37   6 brn crop       1 bar, tc sleeves

  

Player Ratings            spd-str-awr-agi-acl-cth-car-jmp-bkt-tak-thp-tha-pbk-rbk-kpr-kac-ret-stm-inj-tgh

 

P. Simms  12             51-53-97-62-67-32-41-41-46-18-91-92-23-30-23-19-0-87-71-82

 

Hostetler   78             60-65-79-79-66-22-49-59-50-19-90-87-24-28-22-21-0-81-75-73

 

Cavanaugh                56-48-94-63-60-24-42-56-35-18-85-72-22-26-24-21-0-72-71-74

 

O. Anderson  200        92-79-95-90-97-75-80-59-83-26-35-29-42-47-26-23-10-91-78-71

 

R. Hampton               95-63-62-95-93-81-80-50-69-19-33-24-27-27-22-21-77-80-74-81

 

Meggett     305           95-59-64-96-89-87-85-70-61-18-37-30-34-33-23-17-94-85-75-65

 

Carthon     313           64-75-88-67-69-63-74-48-67-28-38-24-74-73-25-20-10-84-84-91

 

Rouson                     75-70-78-70-80-70-70-51-60-22-26-24-52-50-27-20-10-74-78-85

 

L. Tillman   221           87-57-55-86-94-67-86-74-64-21-22-24-38-34-23-22-55-81-80-72

 

M. Ingram  19             92-57-77-92-96-84-79-84-73-19-38-26-37-49-24-22-66-90-85-78

 

S. Baker    43             96-55-83-94-95-69-70-88-62-17-21-21-26-30-22-21-52-86-75-72

 

L. Manuel  218           82-52-82-81-83-76-68-77-64-18-23-21-27-34-24-21-37-82-76-80

 

O. Turner   145           93-54-74-88-91-71-74-87-54-17-27-24-24-31-25-22-25-78-83-65

 

Kyles                        90-54-54-88-91-71-74-80-54-16-27-24-24-28-26-22-25-80-75-77

 

S. Robinson  260        86-47-66-86-85-71-46-84-43-17-23-22-19-22-21-20-10-78-65-53

 

Bavaro      111           71-72-83-67-74-84-73-52-72-27-27-24-62-68-22-21-8-79-72-87

 

H. Cross   78             66-69-65-57-70-62-53-48-63-25-17-17-72-69-26-29-8-76-86-68

 

Mrosko      85             60-62-76-51-70-48-37-53-43-24-24-21-62-52-23-18-8-74-81-66

 

J. Elliott     127           55-92-79-62-61-35-23-48-30-25-18-11-91-91-20-14-0-74-61-79

 

Rehder                      47-81-63-53-45-21-18-55-27-24-25-22-81-70-24-20-0-69-75-84

 

W. Roberts                59-94 -92-61-60-27-20-55-37-29-28-21-92-94-28-20-0-74-90-79

 

B. Oates    48             60-90-95-61-58-17-18-42-33-26-27-23-92-92-30-17-0-86-88-86

 

B. Williams                54-94-62-61-53-18-23-51-33-23-24-21-74-86-25-18-0-79-73-80

 

E. Moore   144           58-91-78-61-57-18-22-43-26-23-23-17-88-88-23-17-0-69-73-77

 

Kratch       8              50-82-62-60-49-21-22-46-32-28-29-21-77-84-26-15-0-77-67-72

 

Riesenberg                57-90-81-61-58-19-16-54-27-25-22-19-84-88-24-16-0-71-75-79

 

E. Dorsey  79             70-82-80-68-69-26-27-57-27-79-22-21-26-36-24-20-0-81-67-77           

 

M. Fox      87             66-74-58-75-63-26-28-50-33-79-26-19-31-44-33-18-0-72-80-74

 

L. Taylor    232           91-84-92-90-99-45-44-51-25-96-25-22-26-37-25-21-0-94-84-85

 

Jiles          280           76-72-69-75-79-39-42-57-22-78-25-23-25-36-29-22-0-75-70-68           

 

E. Howard 133           70-91-93-72-69-22-27-42-28-83-26-22-26-36-26-21-0-81-77-76

 

L. Marshall 285           72-87-85-74-78-26-25-47-31-86-26-21-26-37-27-21-0-81-85-84

 

J. Washington   322    71-85-81-69-68-24-30-41-24-82-27-22-26-37-28-17-0-79-80-81

 

K. Wells    51             57-87-53-55-61-24-27-46-34-77-29-22-26-39-27-18-0-72-70-76

 

C. Banks   58             84-81-93-83-79-41-36-51-27-94-22-21-22-28-24-21-0-86-72-70

 

J. Cooks   231           71-74-82-75-73-43-37-49-28-76-25-21-24-33-29-24-0-82-86-80

 

P. Johnson                79-75-90-81-75-46-40-56-29-96-25-20-24-42-31-19-0-87-78-76

 

S. DeOssie                71-72-80-67-69-38-33-48-26-73-22-21-23-32-26-23-0-73-72-72

 

B. Abrams                  77-76-54-76-78-40-36-57-27-86-26-24-22-35-26-21-0-78-82-71

 

Reasons    24             66-70-83-65-72-43-46-45-30-86-23-21-23-29-26-23-0-73-76-68

 

McGrew    235           70-72-87-75-73-38-35-57-24-76-26-21-27-38-24-21-0-74-71-74

 

M. Collins  21             95-54-88-94-95-63-48-72-23-71-19-23-16-29-21-16-65-87-70-67

 

E. Walls    301           88-55-94-91-85-77-53-69-25-64-22-20-19-24-25-21-10-78-78-83

 

P. Williams                92-54-86-92-89-68-56-73-23-73-27-22-20-27-25-21-10-83-83-79

 

R. Thompson  234      88-49-66-88-97-53-46-76-25-62-22-21-16-21-21-18-10-85-83-61

 

Guyton      9              88-59-77-90-88-55-47-64-30-89-26-21-17-26-26-20-10-78-84-78

 

Whitmore   300           81-70-61-79-85-52-38-76-32-96-31-18-31-48-33-21-10-79-72-74

 

G. Jackson                90-56-68-94-92-72-53-77-28-89-28-23-18-25-26-24-10-91-72-84

 

Duerson    179           85-66-88-83-83-60-57-72-28-78-22-20-16-21-23-20-10-82-81-82

 

R. Brown                   87-53-54-88-86-51-48-76-28-73-24-21-17-23-23-21-10-78-74-62

 

A. White    24             80-62-74-79-78-48-50-74-23-64-22-22-17-26-24-22-10-71-61-66

 

M. Bahr     54             41-25-91-40-41-30-32-48-15-17-23-22-13-16-87-87-0-52-72-46

 

Landeta     49             40-45-84-44-48-32-32-59-14-21-25-20-13-15-92-89-0-48-84-43

 

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1990 New York Giants Individual Statistical Leaders:

Passing: Phil Simms, 2284 yds., 59.2 comp. pct, 15 TDs, 92.7 rating

Rushing: Ottis Anderson, 784 yds., 11 TDs, 3.5 yds./carry

Receiving: David Meggett, 39 rec., 410 yds., 1 TD

Touchdowns: Ottis Anderson, 11 (11 rush., 0 rec.)

QB Sacks: Lawrence Taylor, 10.5

Tackles: David Whitmore, 123

Interceptions: Everson Walls, 6 int., 80 yds., 1 TD

Scoring: Matt Bahr, 80 pts. (17 FG’s, 29 PAT’s)

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1990 NFC EAST STANDINGS

1st Place – N.Y. Giants (13-3)

2nd Place – Philadelphia (10-6)

3rd Place – Washington (10-6)

4th Place – Dallas (7-9)

5th Place – Phoenix (5-11)