The Cowboys and Giants will meet for the 100th time on Wednesday night. With that in mind, here are 100 cool facts about the Cowboys and the Giants. Drop these into casual conversation tonight to impress your friends.

Two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning‘s deftest skill might be his ability to sidestep media questions and remain humble, even with his high-profile success. Joining “NFL AM” on Wednesday morning, the New York Giants’ quarterback brushed aside a question by Eric Davis about if the team should be in the dynasty discussion.

NFL AM’s Steve Wyche and Mark Kriegel debate which Manning will have the better 2012 season.

LeBron James might win a championship with a different team than the one that drafted him. But he’s hardly the first player to be in such a position.

What was it the best first round ever? NFL.com’s Adam Rank uses a not-so-complicated formula to figure out which draft class had the best early picks.

These “motivational” posters are not meant to inspire the 2012 NFL Draft class.

If Jets fans frustrated with Mark Sanchez were hoping the team would make a play for Peyton Manning — should the Colts release him, that is — well, it doesn’t look like it’s going to happen.

With Mario Manningham expected to hit free agency, the Giants could consider a number of options for what has become a rather productive No. 3 receiver position.

Kurt Warner created a firestorm with comments about Eli Manning‘s worthiness for the Hall of Fame. We took the debate to the next level Wednesday on “NFL Total Access”, pitting Warner vs. Michael Lombardi in an instant debate.

Some fans needed a refresher course before attending the Giants’ championship parade.

With Deion Branch and Wes Welker set to become free agents and a disappointing Chad Ochocinco on the roster, the Patriots have some serious choices to make about the WR spot for 2012.

Eli Manning was a big topic of conversation in the Giants’ locker room after collecting his second Super Bowl MVP award in five seasons.

People asked the question as soon as Tom Brady‘s last-gasp pass hit the turf: Where does Giants 21, Patriots 17 rank among all 46 Super Bowls?

The Giants are kings once again. As Patriots QB Tom Brady‘s final, arching pass fell incomplete in the end zone while time expired, Lucas Oil Stadium morphed into uproar and bedlam.

In a move reminiscent of Terrell Davis‘ fourth-quarter run in Super Bowl XXXII, the Patriots let Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw score the go-ahead TD with 57 seconds left to allow Tom Brady one last chance at the Super Bowl XLVI title.