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One thing Ive learned about the Giant organization, is never to count out Tom Coughlin. He is one tough guy----just when the media and fans are ready to bury him he mounts his comeback. Cut this man some slack---he is a very solid head coach.
Last edited by jefffla01; 01-01-2012 at 11:03 PM..
Oh, was that why...haha. It had nothing to do with that dominant first half? Or clutch throws from Eli?
Of course that was a part of it, but the Giant's success in the first half was mostly because the Cowboy's defense (and offense) was so bad.
However, in the second half, it was all Cowboys up until the 4th quarter. Then, just like in the first game, the Cowboy's defense gave up big plays to Manning et al. Just enough to seal the deal.
One thing Ive learned about the Giant organization, is never to count out Tom Coughlin. He is one tough guy----just when the media and fans are ready to bury him he mounts him comeback. Cut this man some slack---he is a very solid head coach.
Yes, he is. Earlier this season, even Giant's fans were wondering if his time had come and gone.
Whether he stays or goes, it does seem he has the Ryan brother's number, doesn't it?
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