New York Football Giants

Currently, the Giants are a football organization that belongs to the Eastern division of the National Football Conference of the National Football Association. They were one of the five original NFL teams in 1925, but the only one of the original five that still exists. The Giants have the third most titles with 4 NFL Championships in 1927,1934,1938, and 1956 and 3 Super Bowls in 1986, 1990, and 2007. Fifteen hall-of-famers and five MVPs have donned the blue jerseys and represented Giant nation. The team's legal corporate name is the "New York Football Giants, Inc." to distinguish themselves from the baseball team of the same name that once called New York its home. Other nicknames include "Big Blue", the "G-Men", and the "Jints". Sometimes people call the team the "Big Blue Wrecking Crew" because that's that they were called in the 80s and 90s when their defense was led by MVP and HOFer Lawrence Taylor. Even after the Jets moved into town to share Giants Stadium for many years, the G-Men remain the most popular team in the city and it still remains that way even though their new building is called New Meadowlands Stadium.

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1927 NFL Championship 11-1-1 (Championship determined by Win/Loss Percentage from 1925-1932)
1934 New York Giants 30 - Chicago Bears 13 at Polo Grounds
1938 New York Giants 23 - Green Bay Packers 17 at Polo Grounds
1956 New York Giants 47 - Chicago Bears 7 at Yankee Stadium
1986 New York Giants 39 - Denver Broncos 20 at Rose Bowl, Phil Simms, QB MVP
1990 New York Giants 20 - Buffalo Bills 19 at Tampa Stadium, Otis Anderson, RB MVP
2007 New York Giants 17 - New England Patriots 14 at University of Phoenix Stadium, Eli Manning, QB MVP