MetLife Stadium
When two teams build a new stadium to share, such as in the case of the New York Giants and New York Jets, you can guarantee that the finished product will be off the charts in terms of style and class. MetLife Stadium definitely lives up to the hype as one of the best venues in all of professional sports.
Opening its doors to the public in 2010, this East Rutherford, NJ stadium has hosted both Giants and Jets games along with a Super Bowl and countless concerts and special events. Three levels of suites totaling more than 200 in this building means that no matter the size of your group or your budget, there is sure to be a great option available to you.
Theatre-style seating along with a comfortable lounge area with access to multiple televisions means that you will not miss out on any action throughout the game. Add in the incredible catering and you will never want to leave. MetLife Stadium luxury suites should be on every football fan’s bucket list.
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New York Giants luxury suites are a hot commodity in the NFL today. Renting a Giants luxury box is sure to impress your most important clients. Purchased for a cost of $500 back in 1925, the late Tim Mara built a franchise with one of the richest histories in league. A family affair since the beginning, Mara’s sons ran the team for many years. In 1991, Robert Tisch purchased a 50% stake in the team. Today, the Mara and Tisch families run the organization, holding true to the same basic principles the organization has always believed – team first.
2007 was a banner year for the New York Giants, as quarterback Eli Manning and defensive end Michael Strahan led the team past the undefeated and heavily favored New England Patriots in one of the most thrilling Super Bowls ever. The Lombardi Trophy was captured again four years later in a rematch with the Patriots. The Mara family is still always in attendance in their Giants suite.
Having won eight NFL championships in their illustrious history, including Super Bowls XXI, XXV, XLII, and XLVI, the nation’s largest city boasts a huge fan base and national market.
That huge fan base has not enjoyed the same level of success in recent years. Missing the playoffs for the third consecutive season, head coach Pat Shurmur was let go. Ownership brought in Joe Judge from the New England Patriots staff to be the new head coach of this team. There is plenty of reason to be optimistic about the future for this team. Coach Judge has gotten to work with a young squad led by running back Saquan Barkley. Smashing records left and right, Barkley has become a major star on this team, earning the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2018. Hampered with injuries in 2019, he was hoping to be at his best in 2020. However, a devastating knee injury ended his season in week 2.
At quarterback, Daniel Jones has some big shoes to fill. Replacing Eli Manning as the Giants franchise QB is no easy task, but this young player has the talent and mindset to get there. Transitioning to a backup role in 2019, Manning was a consummate professional, as always, in preparing the rookie to take over. The two clearly got along great, allowing for Jones to grow into the starting job with the support of an incredible mentor. Jones was the first rookie to have three games with four touchdown passes and no interceptions, tied an NFL record for touchdowns in a single game by a rookie with five, and holds the Giants rookie records for passing yards, attempts, and completions.
His sophomore campaign had the expected bumps. However, his flashes of brilliance are enough to keep the fans of Big Blue excited for next season. They are encouraged by the Giants first round selection (fourth overall) in the 2020 draft – Andrew Thomas. Coming out of Georgia, this offensive tackle will do everything in his power to give Jones time and space to make a play. Colt McCoy signed on as the backup and got a few starts when Jones was down with a leg injury. The Giants have talent at wide receiver with Sterling Shepard and Darius Slayton. The monster signing of Kenny Golladay brings New York a dynamic playmaking receiver that could completely change the offensive landscape. Evan Engram is the starting tight end and will be aided by Kyle Rudolph, the longtime veteran signed by the team in free agency. John Ross has signed on and hopes to make an impact in the passing game and Kadarius Toney was added to the roster via the 2021 NFL Draft. New York selected this receiver out of Florida at number 20 overall.
Defensively, this team was a mess in 2019. A group that just didn’t have what they needed to be successful, coaching looked to be a major issue on the defensive side of the ball. Markus Golden, however, was able to put up double digits in the sacks category after having 2.5 sacks in 2017 and 2018 combined. He would be traded to Arizona mid-season in 2020. The Giants released defensive team captain Alec Ogletree in the offseason, but were able to add former Packers linebacker Blake Martinez who has been an absolute tackling machine. Also adding James Bradberry at corner, the Giants are plugging up holes all over the defense. They have rewarded defensive lineman Leonard Williams with a big contract in the offseason. Signing free agent cornerback Adoree Jackson brings another huge defensively playmaker to the squad. New York could become a dominant group defensively that could make a difference in 2021.
After bouncing back from a 1-7 record halfway through the season, New York gained some momentum down the stretch on their way to a 6-10 season. Despite missing the playoffs, Coach Judge and Daniel Jones look to be here to stay. Between getting back a healthy Saquan Barkley and a few other new key pieces, this team could be dangerous next season.
New York Giants legends include Lawrence Taylor, Michael Strahan, Amani Toomer, Eli Manning, Odell Beckham Jr., Frank Gifford, Harry Carson, and Phil Simms. For more information and history about the New York Giants click here.
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