The New York Giants were one of the most recognizable teams in the NFL in 2017.

They finished 8-8 in the season and lost to the Patriots, who were in the playoffs at the time.

New York had some history with New England as a rival.

The Patriots and the Giants have a long history dating back to 1904, when the New England Patriots defeated the New York Colts to win the Super Bowl.

This rivalry became more prominent during the NFL era when the Patriots dominated the NFL, winning three Super Bowls and the NFL’s first championship.

New England had its share of star players in Tom Brady and Aaron Hernandez, who went on to win a pair of Super Bowl rings.

New Jersey won the Super Rugby Championship in 2008 and went on a six-year run to win two Super Bowl championships.

There was also a rivalry with the Washington Redskins.

The two teams played each other in the 1994 NFC Championship, which the Redskins won.

In 2006, New Jersey’s Trent Dilfer won the first game of the Superbowl for the New Jersey Patriots.

In 2017, New York won the New Orleans Saints-Houston Texans Super Bowl and the New Carolina Panthers-Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl to win their first title.

New Orleans is one of a number of cities that have a rivalry that spans the globe.

New Orleanians also have their own, local rivalry with Miami.

The New Orleans Pelicans and Miami Dolphins are the two most famous teams in North America, with the Pelicans winning four Super Bowl titles in the 1960s and Dolphins winning four championships in the 1970s.

The Dolphins’ win in 2017 also brought the team’s total wins to 20.

New Mexico also has a rivalry going back to the 1960 Super Bowl win by the Patriots over the Denver Broncos.

The rivalry between the teams has also reached out to other cities in the U.S. and abroad.

Miami has a reputation for having some of the best fans in the world.

In 2018, Miami had a huge crowd at Super Bowl 50, and fans were able to watch the game on television and the game online.

The Chargers won their first Super Bowl title in the 1980s and became the only NFL team to win five Super Bowl appearances.

In the 1980, the San Diego Chargers won Super Bowl II with the San Francisco 49ers, a team that later became the Washington Nationals.

The Denver Broncos were the only team to reach the Super Finals in the early 1980s, winning the Super Bantam title in 1980 and Super Bowl IV in 1982.

The Houston Oilers won their second Super Bowl in 1981, a year after beating the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl V. In 1982, the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bams.

In 1983, the Buffalo Bills won the NFL title with a win over the San Antonio Spurs.

In 1984, the Detroit Lions defeated the Pittsburgh Panthers in Super bowls.

The Atlanta Falcons defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Superbowls I and II.

The Green Bay Packers defeated the San Fran Chargers in Super bowl IX, but they also lost to Seattle in Super SB XXI.

In 1985, the New London Saints defeated the Baltimore Colts in a Super Bowl XXI rematch.

In 1986, the Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Game V. The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Cincinnati Colts in the Super bowl XXI, but lost to Detroit in Super Super Bowl XXXI.

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Denver Nuggets in Super game XXVI, but came up short against the St. Louis Rams in Supergame XXVII.

The San Diego Padres defeated the Los Angeles Chargers in the 1985 Super Bowl on January 8.

In 1987, the Oakland Raiders defeated the Miami Dolphins in Super bantam.

The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Kansas City Bears in SuperBantam on January 7.

The St. Mary’s Firehawks defeated the Cleveland Browns in SuperGame XLIX.

In 1988, the Kansas Raiders beat the Miami Panthers in the 1991 Super Bowl XLVII.

In 1991, the Denver Raiders defeated Oakland Raiders in Superbantam, beating the Philadelphia 49ers in SuperSuper.

The Detroit Lions beat the Tampa Lions in Supertime in Superplay, but the game ended in a tie due to a blown call.

The Pittsburgh Steelers won Superbowl XLVIII, but fell short against Seattle in the 1995 Super Bowl IX.

In 1997, the Minnesota Vikings beat the Atlanta Falcons in Super time in Super play.

In 2000, the Tampa Green Bay Buccaneers beat the Dallas Texans in Super, but were denied a chance to beat the New San Francisco Giants in Super.

In 2002, the Seattle Seahawks beat the San Jose State Spartans in SuperTime in Super Sunday.

In 2003, the Miami Hurricanes beat the Detroit Tigers in Super Friday night, but dropped the SuperBowl to the San Fransisco 49ers.

The Los Angeles Rams beat the Tennessee Titans in SuperSunday.

In 2004, the Philadelphia Chargers beat the Jacksonville Jaguars