January 11, 200719 yr Author Parcell's said there was "no contact with the Giants organization" & "whoever said it is a liar"....speaking of him being interseted in the Giants GM job.
January 11, 200719 yr Parcell's said there was "no contact with the Giants organization" & "whoever said it is a liar"....speaking of him being interseted in the Giants GM job. Of course he would say that even if he did have interest. Want two reasons why he'd say that? 1.) He is still currently a head coach for the Dallas Cowgirls 2.) The Giants said they didn't want him anyway, because they want a younger guy who'll be around for more than 2-3 years.
January 11, 200719 yr Giants fired Tim Lewis (the DC) today. Look for Dom Capers to be their first candidate to replace him...
January 15, 200719 yr Okay... Great post. :lol: Don't ya think posts on Parcells and the Cowboys belong in threads about the Cowboys, rather than a Giants/Eagles thread? I can understand if the post had something to do with Parcells going to the Giants or Eagles...but it did not.
January 17, 200719 yr Author Great post. :lol: Don't ya think posts on Parcells and the Cowboys belong in threads about the Cowboys, rather than a Giants/Eagles thread? I can understand if the post had something to do with Parcells going to the Giants or Eagles...but it did not. Post #'s 61, 72 & 77 all mention Parcells & guess who the poster is..... YOU :lol:
January 17, 200719 yr Author Giants Introduce Reese as GM Former scout worked his way up through the ranks and earned his role. http://www.giants.com/news/eisen/story.asp?story_id=24303 Reese, Coughlin and the owners largely avoided specifics in saying how they plan to retool the roster. But all agree that the new decision-making group will work well together. “There are several things that I think we can get better at,” Reese said. “Ernie has left us with a strong core of players, and it really kind of makes me sick to look at the playoff games going on right now – even with all of the injuries and the bad situations that happened to us this season, the tough schedule and all of that is well-documented. Our team is good enough to still be playing right now. It’s no question in my mind. So there are some hot spots that our personnel staff and I … we’ll evaluate our team and we’ll evaluate where we think the hot spots are. We’ll talk to Coach Coughlin and hear what he thinks about where we need to delete some guys or add some guys, so we’re in the process of doing that right now. The process is already underway.” “We will be on the same page in all areas,” Coughlin said. “We’ve just gotten into that. That’s something that will go forward. We’ve always had these discussions at the end of the season in which management and Jerry and pro personnel have all been together in these discussions. As we go through it, we get a singleness of purpose with regard to priorities and the direction you have to take out of free agency and out of the draft. We’ve always been able to do that and I look forward to this.” Reese and Coughlin seem to be of one mind regarding Eli Manning. They support him fully, they believe he will be a great quarterback – but they agree that Manning can and should play better. “Eli’s progress right now is not where we want him to be,” Reese said. “Obviously, it’s not where we want it to be. We want him to be a Pro Bowl guy that can lead us into the Super Bowl. That’s our goal and that’s what we’re going to do with Eli. He’s our quarterback and we’re going to go forward with him, we’re going to evaluate him and see what other things we can do to help him in this process. Eli has played for two full seasons as a starter, so he’s really not that far behind. I think it’s over-exaggerated how far (behind he is). Look at the quarterbacks that are playing now, still in the playoffs. Are those guys that much greater than our quarterback? I don’t think so. So Eli is our franchise quarterback and we hope he’ll be here for a long, long time. Again, we’re going to do everything possible, whether we have to get a quarterbacks coach, a quarterbacks guru – whatever Coach Coughlin needs, we’re going to get it for Eli because we’re depending on him to take us where we want to go.” And the Giants are depending on Reese to lead them there. Prior to serving as the team’s Director of Player Personnel, Reese was the Giants’ Assistant Director of Pro Personnel for three years. The 43-year old Reese, a graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin and a member of the school’s Hall of Fame, originally joined the Giants scouting department in December of 1994. Prior to joining the Giants, Reese was a member of the football coaching staff at his alma mater.
January 17, 200719 yr Author “Coach Coughlin deserves to be the head coach of the New York Giants. I’m glad he’s coming back. Everyone on this team, no matter what anyone from the outside says, understands that nothing is more important to Coach Coughlin than winning and that’s what you want from your coach.” - TE Jeremy Shockey
January 17, 200719 yr Post #'s 61, 72 & 77 all mention Parcells & guess who the poster is..... YOU :lol: Those posts mention Parcells in connection with who? THE GIANTS...a team involved in this thread. Thank you, come again.
January 17, 200719 yr Reese has been the favorite to take over for a while. I wouldn't have minded if the Giants had gotten Pioli from New England, but I like Reese and think he'll be fine.
January 19, 200719 yr Author http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/NYG/9939591 Giants name Gilbride offensive coordinator EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (Jan. 18, 2007) -- The New York Giants made Kevin Gilbride their offensive coordinator, an expected move after he replaced John Hufnagel in the week leading up to the team's final regular-season game. Gilbride, a former offensive coordinator with the Houston Oilers, Jacksonville, Pittsburgh and Buffalo and a head coach with San Diego, had been the Giants' quarterbacks coach since 2004
January 19, 200719 yr Author http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/NYG/9932095 Police: Giants' Strahan had domestic dispute MONTCLAIR, N.J. (Jan. 15, 2007) -- Police were called to the former house of Michael Strahan over a dispute between the New York Giants' defensive end and his ex-wife. Last week, Strahan was ordered to pay his ex-wife $15.3 million, or more than half his net worth, in keeping with their prenuptial agreement. She also was awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars in child support.
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