Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes, two of them to Steve Smith, and the unbeaten New York Giants rolled to a 27-16 win Sunday over the Kansas City Chiefs. Manning hit Smith on 3- and 25-yard scoring strikes and connected with Hakeem Nicks on a 54-yarder, helping the Giants run up a 27-3 lead. Smith

A field goal, a scoring pass by Eli Manning and a fumble return sent New York ahead in the first half Sunday and the Giants went on to beat Washington 23-17. Lawrence Tynes started the scoring with a 28-yard field goal, his first of three in the game. Manning, who was 20-of-29 for 256 yards, connected

Giants placekicker Lawrence Tynes wants the Bush administration to pardon his incarcerated brother Mark, The New York Daily News reported Wednesday. The newspaper said Lawrence Tynes has hired lawyer Robert Ortiz, the finance chairman for the New Jersey Republican State Committee, to handle the pardon

The New York Giants can warm to the task of playing the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. Provided they ever warm up.

Once they stopped beating themselves with penalties, the Dallas Cowboys beat the New York Giants and took command of the NFC East.