Why did Brandon Jacobs leave the Giants? They wouldn’t give him an extra “couple hundred thousand” bucks.

Brandon Jacobs was traded to San Francisco this offseason, where he has a new fanbase to antagonize (and to be antagonized by). But in his final gesture to Giants fans — and one very tiny fan — we were reminded that Brandon Jacobs is (and always was) more than just a disgruntled running back.

Not a great couple days for the New Jersey State Police – or, potentially, ex-Giant Brandon Jacobs. Jacobs was reportedly involved in a high-speed State-Police-escorted sports car caravan in March – and apparently, the State Police have aided this sort of thing before.

You’ve been hearing a lot about supermodel/Tom Brady’s wife Gisele Bundchen these last few days. And some people have heard just about enough.

After extolling the virtues of his quarterback (he’s “honored” to play with Eli Manning), Jacobs was asked by ESPN’s Rachel Nichols what it means now that Giants have beaten New England twice in the Super Bowl. His answer will probably anger some people in Boston.

Jerry Rice called out Giants running back Brandon Jacobs for his alleged softness today on SportsCenter. Video here. Note how Rice only calls Jacobs “kind of soft,” not all-the-way “soft.” Which, to me, is soft.

Here’s a breakdown of what occurred after the Giants’ victory over the Jets on Saturday, according to Brandon Jacobs: Giants win game, Rex Ryan approaches him, tells him to “Shut the ‘F’ up” and wait until he wins the Super Bowl, Jacobs gives the following interview to ESPN, in which he calls Rex Ryan a b——. Hooray!

You mess with the bull, you get that horns. That’s the lesson New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan learned ever-so-slightly on Saturday afternoon when his team lost to the New York Giants 29-14. Ryan, who is known for talking the talk, got an earful from Giants running back Brandon Jacobs on the field after the game.

Brandon Jacobs will approach New York Giants GM Jerry Reese today and request to be traded, a source told the Bergen Record today.

Giants running back Brandon Jacobs was mad about his performance last night. He was so mad, in fact, that he threw his helmet as his team’s bench in a fit of rage. The problem: the helmet flew into the stands by accident instead.