Football news 30 January 2008

Coughlin’sa new man
Boston Herald, United States - 1 hour ago
By Steve Conroy / Giants Notebook GLENDALE, Ariz. - Tom Coughlin hasn’t exactly turned into football’s version of Zen master Phil Jackson, but the New York

Coughlin enjoys himself on Media Day
Newsday, NY - 3 hours ago
Tom Coughlin showed up early, of course. Even earlier — by two full minutes — than the five minutes early he famously requires of his players.

Some Quirky Drills for Gritty Players
New York Times, United States - 4 hours ago
By BILL PENNINGTON GLENDALE, Ariz. — No two practices ever seem the same for the Giants’ tight ends, not with their coach thumbing through his file of 430

Strahan, Toomer want to win second time around
USA Today - 4 hours ago
By Tom Weir, USA TODAY GLENDALE, Ariz. — Last time the New York Giants came this far, the end wasn’t pretty. Perhaps that’s part of the reason only two

Super Bowl primer: Belichick-Coughlin not a blowout
SportingNews.com - 4 hours ago
GLENDALE, Ariz. — In lieu of his usual weekly primer, Vinnie Iyer, who is in Phoenix to cover Super Bowl 42, will deliver a daily primer leading up to the

Strahan’s return could have ‘fairy tale ending’
MSNBC - 7 hours ago
Jan. 29: New York players say fans should be rooting for the Giants to beat the favored Patriots. By Mike Celizic GLENDALE, Ariz.

Giants kicker finally realizes dream
National Post, Canada - 7 hours ago
Jonathan Ferrey/Getty ImagesHolder Jeff Feagles, right, of the New York Giants and quarterback Eli Manning celebrate after kicker Lawrence Tynes kicked the

Super Bowl Media Day offers players last chance to relax
Guardian Unlimited, UK - 7 hours ago
By Steve Ginsburg GLENDALE, Arizona, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Talk of New England quarterback Tom Brady’s delicate ankle took a back seat on Tuesday to

Resilient Giants’ road to Arizona was often rocky
Sports Network - 10 hours ago
By Scott Garbarini, Associate NFL Editor (Sports Network) - The 2007 New York Giants have taken one of the more circuitous routes to the Super Bowl in

Giants ‘not shaking’ at thought of playing Pats
MSNBC - 11 hours ago
Eli Manning can’t for Super Bowl. He couldn’t even wait for the annual media day. The New York Giants quarterback arrived five minutes early for the Giants’

Giants wouldn’t be here without Strahan
FOXSports.com - 12 hours ago
by Mark Kriegel Mark Kriegel is the national columnist for FOXSports.com. He is the author of two New York Times best sellers, Namath: A Biography and

Smaller names can be Super Bowl heroes
FOXSports.com - 14 hours ago
by Adam Schein Adam Schein hosts the Afternoon Blitz on Sirius NFL Radio from 3-7 ET. He is also the NFL insider for Sports Net New York.

Pierce making sure Giants focus on what really matters - NFL
ESPN - 15 hours ago
By Jeffri Chadiha PHOENIX — New York Giants middle linebacker Antonio Pierce ducked and dodged the question like a polished politician Monday night.

For Giants’ Feagles, it’s been a long journey home
Sports Network - 15 hours ago
By Scott Garbarini, Associate NFL Editor (Sports Network) - Jeff Feagles has the distinction of owning the longest consecutive games played streak in NFL

Super Bowl XLII: New York Giants
San Diego Union Tribune, United States - 17 hours ago
– Defensive end Michael Strahan, who skipped training camp last summer, after being asked if training camps are overrated. Giants coach Tom Coughlin once

Super Blog: While the Patriots court perfection, the Giants duel
National Post, Canada - 18 hours ago
When the New York Giants speak of focus and determination leading up to Super Bowl XLII, know that they have had plenty of practice, having endured a

Bear of a task for underdogs
Chicago Tribune, United States - 20 hours ago
By David Haugh | Tribune reporter January 29, 2008 PHOENIX - Before landing here Monday to begin a week in which he hopes his players will say nothing

Strahan doesn’t ‘buy’ that Brady hurt
San Diego Union Tribune, United States - 21 hours ago
By Jerry Magee CHANDLER, Ariz. – Put down Michael Strahan as a skeptic. The New York Giants’ veteran defensive end refuses to accept that Tom Brady is

Giants defensive end thankful he came back
USA Today - 22 hours ago
By Tom Canavan, AP Sports Writer CHANDLER, Ariz. — Sitting on the beach this summer, Michael Strahan doesn’t know how many times he picked up his cell phone

The ring: Title is Strahan’s motivation
Arizona Republic, AZ - 23 hours ago
By winning Super Bowl XLII, the Patriots would finish a season with more victories, 19, than any NFL team in history. Denying them that record, however,

Giants show up black, not blue
Arizona Republic, AZ - 23 hours ago
The New York Giants obliged Monday, arriving in the Valley as men in black, although they’ll be wearing white on Sunday in Super Bowl XLII against the New

Giants arrive at Super Bowl dressed in black
Newsday, NY - 23 hours ago
BY ARTHUR STAPLE | arthur.staple@newsday.com January 29, 2008 CHANDLER, Ariz. - Antonio Pierce was not familiar with Johnny Cash’s famous line.

Schedule has proven that Giants travel well
Boston Globe, United States - 23 hours ago
CHANDLER, Ariz. - Having given the Patriots a 24-hour head start, the New York Giants appeared not the least bit fazed upon their arrival in Arizona late

Finally, a foot in the door
Boston Globe, United States - 23 hours ago
CHANDLER, Ariz. - The family’s wholesale food business is still up the road in Scottsdale. His home is in nearby Paradise Valley, where he thought he would

Choice of wardrobe showed a shade of team solidarity
Boston Globe, United States - 23 hours ago
CHANDLER, Ariz. - Had Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith walked into the large ballroom of the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass yesterday, no one would have blinked.

UNDER THE RADAR: Giants embrace role as Super Bowl underdog
Detroit Free Press, United States - 23 hours ago
BY NICHOLAS J. COTSONIKA CHANDLER, Ariz. — Many of them came dressed in black — black suits, black shirts, black ties. The easy joke is that the New York

SUPER BOWL NOTEBOOK: Coaches’ NFL paths intersect again
Detroit Free Press, United States - 23 hours ago
BY NICHOLAS J. COTSONIKA PHOENIX — Patriots coach Bill Belichick and Giants coach Tom Coughlin seem like two cold, competitive characters about to battle








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