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November 22, 2011
"It's about as pathetic as you can get". The words of coach Tom Coughlin who rips the NY Giants during his post game press conference after a 17-10 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles week 11.
He looked angry, frustrated and confused while answering questions from the media. He called out his players and questioned their discipline and effort for such an important...
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November 22, 2011
Tom Coughlin is on the hot seat and needs the New York Giants to cool itN.Y. POST: CHARLES WENZELBERGTom CoughlinBy Steve Serby - NY Post 11/22/11
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November 21, 2011
Tom Coughlin is usually cranky, but the Giants' coach was downright angry after the latest poor showing by New York's running game Sunday against the Eagles.
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November 22, 2011
The Giants have exceeded expectations this year, but that’s not enough to keep Tom Coughlin off the hot seat in New York. Bob Glauber of Newsday writes Tuesday about Coughlin’s future with the team. After two straight losses and games against the Saints and Packers up next, we suppose this was inevitable. “[Coughlin] knows as…
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November 21, 2011
Whenever Tom Coughlin does end his run as coach of the New York Giants, there's a decent chance that he'll write a book.
When he does write that book, one of the most interesting chapters is going to be the one that discusses why his Giants teams have such an alarming propensity to play flat, uninspired football in games that they absolutely have to win. One of the games...
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November 20, 2011
Bills head coach Chan Gailey was critical of his decision to put Andy Levitre at center to play his third position in five weeks on Buffalo’s offensive line Sunday. In the wake of accepting blame Gailey also indicated that Kraig Urbik is likely to man center next Sunday against the Jets.
“That’s probably the direction we’re going to have to go from here on out,” said...
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November 21, 2011
Two weeks ago, everybody was praising the New York Giants and their ability to get things done with major injuries to their secondary, a group of young linebackers, a revived front four, and the improved efforts of Eli Manning. Then came two straight close losses — one to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 10 and another to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night — and now, things...
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November 21, 2011
The feeling of euphoria and invincibility the New York Giants had after beating the New England Patriots two weeks ago is gone. Long gone.
It's been replaced by disappointment, anger and frustration in the wake of consecutive losses to the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles that has wiped out their two-game lead in the NFC East. The slump has left many wondering whether...
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November 21, 2011
Leodis McKelvin spent most of Sunday afternoon in Miami on the sidelines as rookies Aaron Williams and Justin Rogers went on the field defensively instead, even after the season-ending injury to Terrence McGee. Head coach Chan Gailey was asked Monday if McKelvin will remain at the back end of the depth chart.
“That remains to be seen,” said Gailey. ”Obviously with...
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November 20, 2011
The Buffalo Bills are left searching for answers after their latest blowout loss. Here from quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick and coach Chan Gailey here.
Ryan Fitzpatrick
Coach Chan Gailey
---Jay Skurski
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November 20, 2011
MIAMI -- Well, it just keeps getting worse. The Bills got humiliated by the Dolphins here today, 35-8, dropping their third straight to fall to 5-5 on the season. That's three consecutive blowouts by a combined score of 106-26. It's no longer a question of whether they'll make the playoffs, but whether they'll win another game. They might be the worst team in the...
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November 22, 2011
The running game came up with a showing coach Tom Coughlin labeled pathetic, but help may not be immediately on the way. The Giants lost D.J. Ware to a concussion in Sundays 17-10 loss to the Eagles, and it does not sound as if Ahmad Bradshaw will be on the scene Monday night when the Giants face the Saints in New Orleans. Bradshaw has missed the past three games with a stress...
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