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Giants 'Home' in on playoff spot

Kareem McKenzie has a simple question when he considers Sunday night's game against the Redskins at Giants Stadium, or, more specifically, a question he considers before any home game."What type of atmosphere do other teams feel when they come to this stadium?" the Giants starting right tackle asked yesterday. "Do they feel as though if we get up by a touchdown or a field goal that the crowd's out of it? When's the last time you hear such a loud, boisterous crowd that after game you said, 'Wow, I really can't hear?' "

Lately, the sounds the Giants have heard in their own building are the groans and jeers of a disappointed crowd making a hasty retreat to the parking lots. The Giants, road warriors this season with a near-spotless 6-1 record, are a mere 3-3 at home. Continue

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