OT: NY Giants Season Thread

Dec 17, 2008
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Came across this. Losing Brady would be tough for LSU..wonder if they could hang onto him vs an NFL coordinator job if it comes calling.

 

kapyoche

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Sep 11, 2010
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He is the best coach for the Giants.

He has done a good job in Dallas. He is the kind of coach who will get better with another team.

He is what Giants need.

They would be stupid to pass on him.
 
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newell138

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yes, if you want to go 500 in a good year. He had a lot of talent and could never get over the hump, Giants can do better..
 

NickRU714

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He is the best coach for the Giants.

He has done a good job in Dallas. He is the kind of coach who will get better with another team.

He is what Giants need.

They would be stupid to pass on him.

Haha.
Eagles fan?
Redskins?
 

Big boy stan

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Oct 9, 2017
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Completely agree with the OP. In fact, get his entire staff from Dallas. Maybe we can get Jerry to but the franchise too.

BTW, Eagles fan here.
 

RU Golfer

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He is the best coach for the Giants.

He has done a good job in Dallas. He is the kind of coach who will get better with another team.

He is what Giants need.

They would be stupid to pass on him.

Worst idea I have ever heard on the board, my 8 season tickets will be given back immediately! I am also assuming you are and Eagles or Cowboys fan.
 
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