Everybody wins

TOUCHDOWN. On fourth-and-greed, the NFL finally scored, and here's what labor peace means: The Giants, laggards in locally-generated revenue and therefore not equipped for a 2007 free-agent shootout with Jerry Jones' Cowboys and Dan Snyder's Redskins, are winners for several reasons.

With the salary cap $8 million higher, they Giants will be able to go shopping for the final pieces they need for a serious Super Bowl run: cornerback (Sam Madison?), and outside linebacker (get LaVar Arrington). Giants fans should know they have the right people - Ernie Accorsi and Tom Coughlin - shopping for the groceries. Which means Eli Manning versus Peyton Manning in Super Bowl XLI is alive. Continue