For the first time since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the sports world has been brought to a complete halt due to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, Major League Soccer and the XFL are among the many leagues that have suspended their seasons, while other outlets like NASCAR and the PGA are also in a holding pattern.
As the virus continues to spread and more people become quarantined or decide to self-quarantine, the desire for a distraction grows.
Luckily for fans of the NFL and the New York Giants, there is a little something to enjoy — full classic games.
The Giants revealed on Saturday evening that they’ve created a playlist of several classic games that fans can watch in full (games previously uploaded by the NFL) — the 2007 NFC Championship Game, Super Bowl XXV and Super Bowl XLVI.
In addition to those three classics, the Giants also added the entire fourth quarter of a 2006 comeback victory over the Philadelphia Eagles to their playlist, as well as a video of every single touchdown Eli Manning ever threw.
If that’s not enough to quench your football thirst, the NFL has nearly 100 classic games uploaded on their YouTube page. Meanwhile, the NFL Channel on Pluto.tv plays other classic games almost around the clock.
Hopefully the Giants and the NFL will add additional games to their library in the coming weeks, but for the time being, these options are much better than nothing.
Enjoy!
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