Lawrence Taylor

The New York Giants won their first ever NFL Championship in 1927 after only three years in the league. Since then, they have always set a standard of excellence for the NFL. NFL HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK GIANTS recounts the men, legends and championships of Big Blue. This special by NFL Films is brought to you with interviews of some of the greats in Giants lore, recounting the biggest moments in franchise history; including: Frank Gifford, Mel Hein, Lawrence Taylor, Bill Parcells, and many more. NFL History of the New York Giants is a must for any member of the Big Blue faithful.

What defines a man as 'The Greatest' within the living history of the National Football League? Is it his body of work? A specific play? Or is it more to do with his place in NFL history? NFL Films looks to answers those questions, and more, with NFL GREATEST PLAYERS & COACHES. Some players were able to become 'The Greatest' by being pioneers; such as New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor, by changing the way offensive lines had to defend their quarterback . Others became 'The Greatest' by being the heart and soul of their team. NFL GREATEST PLAYERS & COACHES has these legendary players, their teammates, coaches, and other figures in sports media comment on why these players and coaches were the best at what they do.

WILLIAM LEVYA look back on William Levy's journey on Dancing With the Stars!

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KATHERINE JENKINS' FINAL DANCE!Check out Katherine Jenkins' final dance on Dancing With the Stars!

THE DANCERS CONFESS: WEEK 10The dancers talk about their most recent performances!

WEEK 10: RESULTS, PART 2The Mirrorball Trophy is presented!

WEEK 10: RESULTS, PART 1Who we be awarded Third Place?

DONALD DRIVER'S FINAL DANCE!Check out Donald Driver's final dance on Dancing With the Stars!

SHERRI SHEPHERD'S FINALE PERFORMANCE!Check out Sherri Shepherd's finale performance!

THE STORY SO FARA look back at the first two performances.

Taylor Kitsch was one of three names on the shortlist to play Finnick Odair in 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,' but the actor says he won't co-star in the film.'Not going to happen,' Kitsch told Los Angeles Times writer Amy Kaufman in an email when asked about the casting rumor. (Like his 'Friday Night Lights' alter ego Tim Riggins, Kitsch is apparently a man of few words.) This makes the 'Battleship' star the second high-profile name to personally bow out of 'Catching Fire' consideration; Robert Pattinson was also rumored for the role of Finnick before saying he wasn't involved.Actors Armie Hammer and Garrett Hedlund have also mentioned as possibilities to play Finnick in 'Catching Fire,' but -- so far -- neither has denied the 'Hunger Games' association.The role is a key one for the franchise: in Suzanne Collins' best-selling trilogy, Finnick is a former Hunger Games winner who befriends Katniss Everdeen and plays a prominent role in her post-Games life.Starring Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hesmworth, 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire,' the sequel to 'The Hunger Games, begins filming this summer. It'll arrive in theaters on Nov. 22, 2013.[via LAT] NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 20: Actors Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth attend the Cinema Society & Calvin Klein Collection screening of 'The Hunger Games' at SVA Theatre on March 20, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 20: Actress Jennifer Lawrence attends the Cinema Society & Calvin Klein Collection screening of 'The Hunger Games' at SVA Theatre on March 20, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 20: Actress Jennifer Lawrence attends the Cinema Society & Calvin Klein Collection screening of 'The Hunger Games' at SVA Theatre on March 20, 2012 in New