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Giants Not Expecting Another Sack-Fest Against Texans

Arian Foster and the Houston running game present the Giants defense with a different challenge this week.  (Photo by Bob Levey/Getty Images)

Don't look for another 10-sack performance this Sunday when the New York Giants face the Houston Texans. The Giants know they will be facing a much different type of offense than they saw against the Chicago Bears.

"This week, they have a tremendously talented running team so it would easy for us to think we’re just going to rush upfield and they’re going to get 300 yards rushing," Justin Tuck said. "Our goal is to put them in third and long situations and then we’ll have opportunities for sacks. This team does a great job of creating third and ones, third and twos. We have to create down and distance where we can get after them," Tuck said.

Defensive coordinator Perry Fewell echoed Tuck's sentiments.

"This is really a different offense that we're going to face. It's a run type offense. They execute the play action pass, they try to stay on schedule with not putting themselves in long yardage situations, so it's a little bit of a different philosophy going into this football game than last week," Fewell said. "It is definitely the most balanced team we've faced. Solid, solid run game, excellent pass game off the play action, they can drop back and throw it, so it will be a challenge for us, but I think that we can rise to the occasion. I think we can play well against these guys."

The Giants will have to defend the NFL's leading rusher, Arian Foster, and former Giants running back Derrick Ward, without veteran linebacker Keith Bulluck. His turf toe injury has not healed sufficiently to allow him to play.

When Bulluck did not play against the Bears, Deon Grant played most of the game as a third safety. Bulluck's backup at linebacker, Clint Sintim, played just four snaps. Fewell expects an expanded role for Sintim against the more balanced Texans.

"Sintim will play a lot. Yes, he's going to play a lot in this football game," Fewell said. "he's put in an excellent week of practice. We've liked the way he's focused and the way he's taken on the challenge of, hey I'm going to step up and do my part. So we've just got to wait until Sunday to see if he can fulfill that role."

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Here are a few more Giants-related notes for your Friday morning.

It seems like everyone is taking shots at the NFC East after the first four games of the season.

Even ESPN's NFC East blogger Matt Mosley is having a hard time defending his turf.

For years, we could turn up our collective nose at the smell coming from the NFC West and AFC West, but now the division that Landry and Gibbs built is in similar shape. How else do you describe a division that has three teams tied for the lead at 2-2, and the Cowboys sitting "pretty" at 1-2. (Yes, I know the Skins are 2-0 in the division, but just work with me folks.) Against my best judgment, I've now seen all four teams in person.

This isn't the first time the NFC East has gone through a lull. The Redskins, Cowboys and Giants all faded in December 2008 while the Eagles made an improbable run to the NFC title game, which forced fans to endure Donovan McNabb for another season. And the Redskins and Giants were both dreadful in 2009. I guess you could say there has been a trend over the past couple of seasons of the division's reputation exceeding its production.

But this is the first time I can remember looking at all four teams and seeing only mediocrity.

Adam Schein of FOX Sports had similar sentiments about the division, and had this to say about the Giants.

The Giants are perplexing. They showed off their talent in Week 1 against Carolina. They embarrassed themselves in every phase against the Colts. The Giants imploded against the Titans, a game marred by too many foolish penalties and turnovers. And the Giants stopped the "bring in Bill Cowher" talk by manhandling the Bears offensive line in the single least aesthetically pleasing game of the 2010 season. And let’s be honest: You can credit the Giants for surviving the slop, but that win was about the Bears offensive line and Mike Martz being totally lost.

Before the season, I thought the Giants would win 10 games and capture the division. I am not so sure they are capable of a run. The offensive line has severely underachieved. They have a tough spot in Houston. And, frankly, it is not worth going through the schedule. The Giants have more talent than the Titans. It’s just a matter of whether Tom Coughlin can get this team focused week to week.

There was lots of wild speculation here Thursday because former Giant offensive lineman Guy Whimper worked out for the team Thursday. Face it, gang, Will Beatty is hurt. Shaun O'Hara is hurt. Until Thursday the Giants weren't sure Adam Koets could play this week. The Giants might need to find a lineman off the street at some point, and checking on Whimper's status is just due diligence by the organization.

If you love Football Outsiders, you will enjoy their analysis of how the Giants achieved some of their pressure on Jay Cutler last Sunday.

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Maybe the game against the Bears was due to them stinking?

I dunno…or maybe I’m just buying into the BS that every team the Giants beat is then the worst team in the NFL and “beat themselves”.

SO now is this the “game of the year” for the Giants? Apparently they could’ve beaten the Bears with their 2nd team unit the way the ""experts"" are going off that game. Just like the supposed Super Bowl contenders Cowboys and Packers basically had teh Giants sack total in the 1st quarter right? Or was it they softened the Bears up for the Giants?

So if the Texans are “legit”, is this the game that tells us about the NYGs? And of course, will the same wastes of life go and say the Texans “beat themselves” and now are just “mediocre” if the Giants win this game?

I disagree with those talking about the sad state of the NFC East too. Taking note of basically every 3-1 team…all of them have had at least 2 games that were largely mediocre. Either parody has set in to all levels of the NFL…or well….we’re 4 games into the friggin season.

Winning cures all...even stupid

by FreeBradshaw on Oct 8, 2010 7:12 AM EDT reply actions  

Agree 100%

They now have to fill Internet space every week with their “expert opinions”, so now what you get is each week being the season in a nutshell, rather than looking at the big picture. When was the last time we knew the real SB favorite in week 5? We thought we knew in 2007 & look how that turned out.

by potroast on Oct 8, 2010 7:35 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

You're the man...

"I play real sports…not trying to be the best at exercising."
"I'm a bulletproof tiger man!"
- Kenny Powers "Eastbound and Down" (season 1)

by nywins42 on Oct 8, 2010 9:49 AM EDT up reply actions  

It really pisses me off

How more than half of the “experts” picked the bears over the giants but the same experts can say how much they sucked the next week.

Honestly there’s no team that’s “elite”. There’s no team you could say are 2009 Colts/Saints or 2008 Giants/Titans or anything.

Each team is flawed somewhere.

All you hear about is the past, the past... the past is the !@#$ing past, this is the present.
THIS IS TEMPORARY! A CHAMPIONSHIP IS PERMANENT
-Michael Strahan

by Willgfass on Oct 8, 2010 9:54 AM EDT up reply actions  

NFL experts make me LOL!

Who would of thought by week 5 there would be only one undefeated team left and it’s KC? All the so called “super bowl favorites” have not played well to this point. As a whole the NFL sucks this year. Im not gonna listen to any so called “experts” talk about my team since it’s only week. They should take a break and talk about how great the cowgirls are

Meet the Mess! Meet the Mess! Step right up and greet the Mess!

by SmellyHam on Oct 8, 2010 8:14 AM EDT via mobile reply actions  

The experts are a joke

ESPN Ranking

1. Steelers
2. Saints
3. Packers
4. Jets
5. Falcons
6. Ravens

As much as it pains me the Jets are ahead of Saints and Packers. Also, what has the Falcons done to warrant the #5 spot. If Ravens beat #1 in Pittsburgh then why are they so low. They beat two of the top 4 teams.

BTW Giants are #20. Behind the #11 Bears. Need I say more?

"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells

by FrankB03 on Oct 8, 2010 9:53 AM EDT up reply actions  

That's why they do it Frank

So logical people like you and myself will feel some sort of reaction after reading it, and feel the need to share their ridiculous analysis with others…often leading to more hits on their webpage.

Thirty-nine seconds left...Manning lobs it, Burress alone, touchdown New York.

by tito (eight and oh) on Oct 8, 2010 9:56 AM EDT up reply actions  

Since it's only week 5*

Meet the Mess! Meet the Mess! Step right up and greet the Mess!

by SmellyHam on Oct 8, 2010 8:15 AM EDT via mobile reply actions  

Clint Sintem?

Failure on special teams, failure every time he steps on the field, why are the Giants bothering?

Nothing Is Fool proof if you have the right fools.

by GiantsCauseway on Oct 8, 2010 8:29 AM EDT reply actions  

Easy now

We still need to give the kid time. Even if he blew a play last week, he was in on only 4 snaps. Not exactly a large enough sample size to call him a failure.

by potroast on Oct 8, 2010 8:37 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

I refuse

To beleive a guy with the athleticism he showed off the edge last year before he blew the hammy will not become a good player. Remember, it’s a new scheme with a new D coach and he has no experience to draw upon. I still think he’ll be a good player. I do wonder if he’d be better in a 3-4 defense with his skills though.

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 8:42 AM EDT up reply actions  

+1

"I play real sports…not trying to be the best at exercising."
"I'm a bulletproof tiger man!"
- Kenny Powers "Eastbound and Down" (season 1)

by nywins42 on Oct 8, 2010 9:49 AM EDT up reply actions  

agreed

it was preseason, but Sintim looked like a monster early on

Winning cures all...even stupid

by FreeBradshaw on Oct 8, 2010 2:23 PM EDT up reply actions  

Really?

You’ve seen enough of him to definitively call him a failure? While there’s no doubt he’s disappointed thus far, it seems rather premature to throw in the towel already. There is a reason he was drafted early in the 2nd round. Down from the cliff (and back to spelling class)

by TNYFBG on Oct 8, 2010 8:37 AM EDT up reply actions  

I believe Sintim will step up

He is converting from a 3-4 Jack linebacker to a 4-3 outside linebacker. He is used to just getting after the QB and not really worrying about reading his keys. I think he will develop and eventually be a starter and a playmaker for us. I hope this is the week he shows that progress.

by ggggmen08 on Oct 8, 2010 9:20 AM EDT up reply actions  

This will be a game you can judge Sintim

Big game for him. He will see a lot of the field this week. Let’s hope the best for him. The kid has had a year and a half to adjust so it’s time for him to start showing his potential.

If he plays the game simply….you know stop the run first, stick to your assignments and swarm to the ball he will do fine.

I want more JPP and I want it now!

by Blender on Oct 8, 2010 11:24 AM EDT up reply actions  

help

I’ve been following the mortgage mess for the last couple of days, can you guys point me to an article on the Moss move? thnx

Conan!, What is good in Football?!

Daa.... to run between the tackles,
To drive the linebackers before you,
And to hear the lamentations of the cheerleaders.

by The Pale Scot on Oct 8, 2010 8:38 AM EDT reply actions  

As long as

 That mortgage mess isn’t yours, you’re doing OK. No end in sight on those foreclosures. Scary.
There isn’t much to know about Moss. Here it is: Moss decides to up the ante and screams at the O coach who is calling the plays at halftime after he gets one target. Coach gives him 0 targets in the second half for good measure. Belichick talks to Moss and agent, doesn’t like what he hears they will do going forward this year. Trades the malcontent for a 3. Nice move. Now pay Mankins with some of the money they saved on Moss and they will be a better over all team than they were last week. Draft Day 2011 is going to be a nightmare as Belichick and Co. wheels and deals for players.

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 8:56 AM EDT up reply actions  

thnx

Conan!, What is good in Football?!

Daa.... to run between the tackles,
To drive the linebackers before you,
And to hear the lamentations of the cheerleaders.

by The Pale Scot on Oct 8, 2010 6:46 PM EDT up reply actions  

I think he might have gotten traded??

I don’t know, nobody is talking about it

You play to win the game!

by Simms-McConkey on Oct 8, 2010 9:09 AM EDT up reply actions  

Martz being totally lost

yeah, a guy who’s been in the league as long as him usually just loses his gameplan for no reason… give us some credit we took away everything.

As for Whimper, please no. like a 5yr old playing with a box of blasting caps somebody is bound to get hurt.

Lets go dismantle Houston and move forward already, who care what the rest of the division is. This ain’t college we don’t need the strength of schedule to get to a bowl game… we need to take care of our own business and it starts in Houston

by Flynner on Oct 8, 2010 8:38 AM EDT reply actions  

Martz

what a difference a week makes. Coming into the game all we heard was what a positive effect Martz had on Cutler. A 10 sack game later Martz is now clueless.

"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells

by FrankB03 on Oct 8, 2010 9:56 AM EDT up reply actions  

Personally, watching the Giants Autumn year has been good for my mental health....

    It HAS made me much more manic/depressive, but as a Mets fan all spring and summer, the addition of the “manic” phase has to be an improvement after months of pure depression doesn’t it???

by Cranky50 on Oct 8, 2010 8:39 AM EDT reply actions  

I hear ya

Those mets sure know how to ruin your summer don’t they? Hey at least jerry and Omar are gone

Meet the Mess! Meet the Mess! Step right up and greet the Mess!

by SmellyHam on Oct 8, 2010 8:54 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

If only

You could fire the owner!

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 8:58 AM EDT up reply actions  

That would help, but at least in the last few years, being a Mets fan...

has left October free to concentrate on the Giants without any distractions, though I’d like to think I could multi-task if necessary.

by Cranky50 on Oct 8, 2010 9:02 AM EDT up reply actions  

Ugh

Yeah it would be nice to multi task but I think I forgot how since it’s been do f***ing long

Meet the Mess! Meet the Mess! Step right up and greet the Mess!

by SmellyHam on Oct 8, 2010 9:08 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

Ugh

Yeah it would be nice to multi task but I think I forgot how since it’s been do f***ing long

Meet the Mess! Meet the Mess! Step right up and greet the Mess!

by SmellyHam on Oct 8, 2010 9:08 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

That depression

 Seems to have caused a stutter as well.

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 9:11 AM EDT up reply actions  

The depressed Mets/Giants fan...

yeah, I would say so. I can conmiserate with all of you. I am still clinging to the SB from ’07, but the high is starting to fade a bit. It helped me get over the 3rd strike to Beltran in ’06, but I need the Giants to get an NFC East title in ’10 to get me off the ledge. On a side note though, my Huskers helped me to back from the ledge last night! What a game!

by CCE718 on Oct 8, 2010 9:39 AM EDT up reply actions  

Guy Whimper, oh Ed don't tell me now that CC Brown is working out

Thought it was okay to delete the name Guy Whimper from my memory

by Spider Lockhart on Oct 8, 2010 8:50 AM EDT reply actions  

It is the name, isn't it?

Jeez! It’s like a dentist named Dr. Payne. Or a gynecologist named Dr. Lublow.
People have to think about their name for a second before they pick a profession.

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 9:06 AM EDT up reply actions  

funny:

People whose names reflect their lives,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptronym

You play to win the game!

by Simms-McConkey on Oct 8, 2010 9:17 AM EDT up reply actions  

I never knew

Jeter is french for “to throw”

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 9:24 AM EDT up reply actions  

funny list

Thomas Crapper, manufacturer of Victorian toilets. (Note that the word “crap” predates Mr Crapper.)

by Flynner on Oct 8, 2010 10:20 AM EDT up reply actions  

Bear was probably being considered....

until they got wind of his “real” first name….

"We need to get him some more game experience and see him make decisions on the run. But I think he's earned the opportunity." - Eli Manning
"If I'm curt, then I apologize" - Newman

by andiamo708 on Oct 8, 2010 12:05 PM EDT up reply actions  

True story

There was a proctologist I knew of named Dr. Butz.

by Budbear on Oct 8, 2010 11:11 AM EDT up reply actions  

There's a Dentist

in Daytona named Dr Kuack

"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells

by FrankB03 on Oct 8, 2010 12:44 PM EDT up reply actions  

Once again I'll say...

There has been consistency on this team, and it is on the defense.

Week 1. We shut down the combination of Williams and Stewart. Two former first round picks who are both capable of 1,000 yard seasons, and 200 yard games every time they hit the field were not able to reach 100 yards combined against this D.

Week 2. We did not shut down Peyton Manning, but we certainly did what needs to be done against him if you have any hope of beating the Colts. I said it before, but had Michael Johnson not blown his coverage against Clark, Peyton has 205 yards passing and only 2 TDs inside the ten yard line, nine times out of ten if you do that to the Colts, you’re going to win. But as they say: If ifs and buts were candies and nuts, we’d all have a wonderful Christmas.

Week 3. Chris Johnson got his ass kicked. Flat out. For three quarters we beat up the Titans, and dominated the TOP and total yardage. If you watched the game, in the third quarter, prior to Tynes missing that last field goal, the momentum was with the Giants, and Johnson looked like a man defeated. If not for our own turnovers, and completely idiotic penalties that game would have ben a different story…but why we lost was certainly not the defense.

Week 4. I don’t care what anyone says about how terrible the Bears offensive line is, and how Jay Cutler holds onto the ball too long, and how Matrtz had a terrible game plan and failed to make adjustments. That was a 100% classic case of one unit IMPOSING THEIR WILL on another unit. They did everything right on the defensive side of the ball, if people want to down-play it that’s fine, but last time I checked the Cowboys and Packers were out-scored by that same offense.

Thirty-nine seconds left...Manning lobs it, Burress alone, touchdown New York.

by tito (eight and oh) on Oct 8, 2010 9:05 AM EDT reply actions   1 recs

I agree

The only thing that will sidetrack us on D this year will be injuries. But that’s any team in the NFL. I feel very good about this D and Fewell so far. And it’s bound to get better as they learn his system and he figures out how to scheme to each players strengths.

by ronjohnson on Oct 8, 2010 9:10 AM EDT up reply actions  

100% right

But why do I feel like I said this before “if we stay healthy we will be ok.”

Meet the Mess! Meet the Mess! Step right up and greet the Mess!

by SmellyHam on Oct 8, 2010 9:15 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions  

how come the

Bears offensive line wasn’t terrible prior to the game?

"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells

by FrankB03 on Oct 8, 2010 10:01 AM EDT up reply actions  

put away the stats on the Colts game

we got shredded no matter what numbers you choose.

The rest is right on, Perry is slowly shaping this Def into something nice. To this point he’s had to overcommit to the aspects of the opposing offense that he deems as must stop, but as the season goes on, I think he will begin to disguise more stuff and trust his personel to know the schemes a bit more.

by Flynner on Oct 8, 2010 10:25 AM EDT up reply actions  

Bears

When they were 3 and 0 they were the talk of the town.Superbowl talk even then the Gmen dismantle them and its how bad they were not how good our defense was. I agree with Tito our defense has played very well i personally dont want to see the 4 2 6 again but beside that our run defense has been great as well as the secondary. If our offense can become a little more consitent we will be in good shape and contend for the division.

by costanza! on Oct 8, 2010 9:42 AM EDT reply actions  

mediocrity

no team in the NFC has separated themselves as the primary contender.

"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells

by FrankB03 on Oct 8, 2010 9:48 AM EDT reply actions  

The same can be said about the AFC

And the entire NFL for that matter.

When the Chiefs are the last undefeated team in football…I mean…

Cahmon.

Thirty-nine seconds left...Manning lobs it, Burress alone, touchdown New York.

by tito (eight and oh) on Oct 8, 2010 9:49 AM EDT up reply actions  

AFC

Steelers
Ravens
Jets

have separated themselves from the rest of the field…… for now.

"I don't do many endorsements. I'd rather get doused by Gatorade than bust my butt selling it." - Bill Parcells

by FrankB03 on Oct 8, 2010 10:02 AM EDT up reply actions  

it's too early

teams that are hot now will have a hard time sustaining it for the length of the season. I prefer the get better as the season goes on and get hot going into the playoffs.

by Flynner on Oct 8, 2010 10:29 AM EDT up reply actions  

You got that right

Figuring out who is going to be in the playoffs at the quarter pole is just silly, really. That talk should wait until at least half the season is over in most cases.

I want more JPP and I want it now!

by Blender on Oct 8, 2010 11:27 AM EDT up reply actions  

Adam Schein

     I am getting really sick of him. He flip-flops on the Giants all off-season and week-to-week if they are a playoff team or not, he just judges on the whime. Just make an opinion and stick with it. But I hate him for other reasons… the other day he said Sanchez is better then Eli, not playing better now (which Mark is I admit) but a better all around QB and if he had to win a game on the last drive, Sanchez is his man…… WHAT!
     Anyway let me settle down… with the whole “experts” putting down of Giant victories, I’m not even mad because this is nothing new. Best example, last season in week 15 when the Giants were still alive for the playoff hunt, they played the skins monday night and all the “experts” said this redskin team is very dangerous, all their loses are close games, they almost beat the undefeated saints, they are better then their record, a great defense, they will beat either the giants or cowboys in the next 2 weeks, etc. Then come halftime, the Giants are murdering them and they pulled the “swinging gate” play, these same “experts” said this team is bad, what do you expect, they only won 3 games this year, we are not suprised.
     Let them do it, I’m used to it.

Superman is back!

by The Always Well Dressed... on Oct 8, 2010 10:41 AM EDT reply actions  

one more point on my rant

we have been hearing all season how bad the O-Lines of the NFC East are. In theory, couldn’t the Giants D-Line play great (most likely not 10 sacks) for at least another 6 games?

Superman is back!

by The Always Well Dressed... on Oct 8, 2010 10:45 AM EDT up reply actions  

Schien is a clown

The guy is a loudmouth and at times, I don’t think he has a clue as to what he’s talking about. Just my opinion.

by bgn1987 on Oct 8, 2010 11:34 AM EDT up reply actions  

agree

its almost like he should be on his own show with another Loud Mouth and call it….. wait never mind.

Superman is back!

by The Always Well Dressed... on Oct 8, 2010 11:55 AM EDT up reply actions  

Well I said I would bring it up again

Eli needs 351 yards to be the only Giant QB besides Phil Simms to hit 20,000 yards. Houston is giving up an average of 338 yards passing per game. Does Eli do it this week? Who catches his 20,000th yard catch?
Will the Giants have two WR’s who break 100 yards this week? Will Eli score 3 TD’s for the 5th time in 12 games?
C’mon guys, enough about the defense. That is last weeks news. This week is the offenses turn to have fireworks. Will the passes stop bouncing off the receiver’s hands this week?
Will people start putting Hakeem in the same category as Johnson, Wayne, Welker, Fitzgerald, Austin, White and Marshall? By the end of the season you betcha. But does it start this week?
Does our QB finally start to get recognized as Eli-te? Does is start this week?

by Spider Lockhart on Oct 8, 2010 11:15 AM EDT reply actions  

I like where your heads at!

Thirty-nine seconds left...Manning lobs it, Burress alone, touchdown New York.

by tito (eight and oh) on Oct 8, 2010 11:21 AM EDT up reply actions  

the week when Randy Moss gets the headlines

but Hakeem Nicks gets the touchdowns. C’mon Hakeem another 3 TD game, We know you have it in you, Show everyone else for us.

by Spider Lockhart on Oct 8, 2010 11:52 AM EDT up reply actions  

I totally agree

Yeah. The offense should shine this week. the “experts” say our run game is weak but that isn’t true at all. We have been running the ball good this year. I think Houston has to respect our ground game and I look for our passing game to really do well against a sloppy Houston secondary. Hopefully Gilbride will run some play-action and free up our receivers. Plus we have Eli. That guy is amazing on the road in his career. Plus with Nicks having to get some attention now, Smith is going to be open a lot more. and Manningham in the slot? I’m glad we are gettin the kinks out early in the year. This is a good time time to be a Giants fan. And anymore complaints about Coughlin? Hopefully you were old enough to remember Ray Handley. Uhg.

by Jairdare on Oct 9, 2010 7:54 PM EDT up reply actions  

Bears

I have to agree with all of you guys. Bears were 3-0 and Martz was a genious for “fixing” Cutler. And they did beat a supposedly good Dallas team and a division rival and team many picked to go to the Super Bowl in the Packers so I don’t buy the talk that the Giants beat up on a bad team because somehow they got it done in the previous 3 games.

I do think that Houston is the best all around team we will have faced up to now so we’ll see how well we can play and hopefully we have a good game plan which will have to address both pass and run not just one or the other.

by bgn1987 on Oct 8, 2010 11:38 AM EDT reply actions  

Coaching

Ever think about making the Defensive coach the Head coach, and bring in Pepper Johson as the Defensive Coach?

by moulley on Oct 8, 2010 10:30 PM EDT reply actions  

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