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Coughlin: The eyes have it

Found October 13, 2011 on T-Rock's Take On The Giants:
PLAYERS: Tom Coughlin
TEAMS: New York Giants
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I forgot to post this yesterday, but Tom Coughlin, the former receivers coach, spoke about what receivers can do to prevent tipped balls from going up in the air where they are most dangerous. I asked him if there's a way receivers can tip the ball down where it's safer, but as I was asking I realized that those would be called "drops" and not "tips." Anyway, Coughlin was gracious enough to answer.
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