NY Giants host ‘Fan Fest’ Friday afternoon ahead of team’s 100th season home opener on Sunday
Fans were able to get a picture with the Lombardi trophies, as well as look at some historic displays. It all led up to a ceremony honoring the top 100 players.
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11ds agoThe New York Giants are celebrating 100 seasons. The team hosted a "Fan Fest" at MetLife Stadium to mark the occasion Friday afternoon.
Fans were able to get a picture with the Lombardi trophies, as well as look at some historic displays. It all led up to a ceremony honoring the top 100 players.
Giants legends Lawrence Taylor, Tiki Barber, Eli Manning and many more were there to appear to sign autographs.
“To be here at this moment, with all the players…that I've really never seen in person – it’s going to be one of the greatest experiences of my life,” says Giants fan Dimetrus Cowart.
New Jersey Transit is also gearing up for the NFL season.
Regular season rail service begins this Sunday. Fans can take any NJ Transit train to Secaucus Junction and then transfer to the direct Bet MGM Meadowlands Rail Line to the Meadowlands Rail Station,
The Giants’ 100th season kicks off at 1 p.m. Sunday against the Vikings.
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