Giants Waive Damontre Moore For Reportedly Violating Team Rules
The New York Giants have waived talented but frustrating defensive end Damontre Moore.
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The New York Giants have waived talented but frustrating defensive end Damontre Moore.
The Giants' running game has been somewhat of a four-headed monster this season. The only problem is the monster hasn't been very scary. Tame might be more accurate.
On Thursday, when Giants head coach Tom Coughlin was asked how he felt about his team being tied for first place, the 69-year-old didn't answer. Instead, he did three jumping jacks and smiled. Seriously.
Chanukah is all about celebrating miracles, both past and present (no pun intended), and we've had quite a few of those on the NY sports scene in 2015.
Another week and another couple of starters have to be placed on the injured reserve list. as tight end Larry Donnell and long snapper Zak DeOssie are now lost for the season.
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Making a list of potential replacements for Tom Coughlin has become almost as traditional as the one so many folks send off to the North Pole at this time of year.
DeOssie has a wrist injury. He had played in 140 consecutive games, Donnell has missed the last four games with a neck injury.
There's no help around the corner, no savior, no messiah. There's no reason to think next season will be better than this one.
The New York Giants could be in command of the NFC East and close to their first playoff berth since 2011 had they "finished" five games this season.
Both the New York Giants (5-7) and Miami Dolphins (5-7) still have a mathematical shot at the NFL playoffs, but to get to the promised land, these teams will have to piece some kind of winning streak together.
Tom Coughlin isn't spending any time worrying about his coaching future with the New York Giants.
With the Giants leading the Jets, 20-10, on Sunday at MetLife Stadium and 8:50 remaining in the game, Coughlin decided to go for it on fourth-and-2 from the Jets' 4-yard line.
Former NFL star Plaxico Burress pleaded guilty Monday to New Jersey tax evasion charges after reaching a plea deal that could potentially spare him any jail time.
At some point, the plethora of self-inflicted wounds will be too much to overcome. At least that's what logic tells us.
