Chris Snee was a stalwart on the Giants teams that won Super Bowls XLII and XLVI. He was a four-time Pro Bowler and an All-Pro. Snee started all 141 regular-season games and 11 postseason games in which he played. He missed only 19 games in his 10 seasons, including 13 last year.

Snee was featured on the program cover for the Giants' Nov. 23rd loss to Cowboys, which will be remembered as the game where Odell Beckham Jr. made "The Catch".

!2. GIANTS VS. COLTS – MICHAEL STRAHAN

Michael Strahan heard the raucous cheers of the Giants fans one more time as he received his Pro Football Hall of Fame ring. The 2014 inductee was joined by fellow Giants Hall of Famers Frank Gifford, Harry Carson and Lawrence Taylor in a ceremony at halftime of the Giants game against the Indianapolis Colts.

The Giants came off the bye week and were defeated by the Colts on Sunday Night Football, 40-24.

!3. GIANTS VS. CARDINALS – ELI MANNING

Eli Manning threw two touchdown passes in the Giants' 2014 home opener - a 25-14 loss to the Cardinals.

The team also celebrated their history with a video tribute to commemorate the 90 seasons of Giants and honored the team's all-time record holders with special appearences by Giants legends.

!4. GIANTS VS. TEXANS – ANTREL ROLLE

A team captain and the Giants' lone Pro Bowl representative from the 2013 season, Antrel Rolle was featured on the cover of the September 21 matchup with the Texans.

In the game, the Giants recorded their first win of the year as offense found its rhythm in a 30-17 victory.

!5. GIANTS VS. EAGLES – 2014 DRAFT CLASS

A final grade won't be awarded for several seasons, but the early returns indicate the Giants' 2014 draft class will be one of the best in franchise history. Six of the group's seven members contributed in the season, three became regular starters and one played so well he is a legitimate Rookie of the Year candidate despite missing the season's first four games.

Despite big contributions from the 2014 rookies, the Giants dropped their final game of the season to the Eagles.

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