Giants playoff history
A look back at the Giants' 15 trips to the playoffs during the Super Bowl era.
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From collapses to Super Bowls Introduction
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Giants return to playoffs 1981-82
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Parcells starts turnaround 1984-85
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'Da Bears 1985-86
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Super Bowl champs 1986-87
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Giants get flipped 1989-90
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Super Bowl XXV champs 1990-91
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LT, Simms end careers 1993-94
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Giants collapse in fourth 1997-98
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Crushed in Super Bowl XXXV 2000-01
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Trey Junkin and the collapse 2002-03
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Shutout 2005-06
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Last-second loss to Philly 2006-07
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The catch, the comeback, the 18-1 Patriots 2007-08
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Eagles send Giants home again 2008-09
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Giants trump Pats again 2011-12
1989-90
Giants get flipped
Following consecutive disappointing seasons, veteran Ottis Anderson (pictured) took over as the team’s starting running back, finishing with 1,023 yards rushing and 14 touchdowns to lead the Giants (12-4) to the postseason.
Divisional: In their first game against the Los Angeles Rams, the Giants fell in overtime on a 30-yard touchdown pass from Jim Everett to Flipper Anderson. New York led, 13-7, in the fourth quarter, but Mike Lansford drilled a pair of field goals, the game-tying boot coming with 3:01 left.
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