Giants Part Ways With Defensive Coordinator Perry Fewell
The Giants on Wednesday fired defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and defensive backs coach Pete Giunta after the unit finished among the worst in the league.
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The Giants on Wednesday fired defensive coordinator Perry Fewell and defensive backs coach Pete Giunta after the unit finished among the worst in the league.
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Of all the coaches the Giants have hired over the last 55 years, none have approached the complex career of Allie Sherman, who died over the weekend at age 91.
"I don't know how we, in any way, can think about going up there without having him," the owner said. "With the way we're playing, and the mojo."
Sherman, the diminutive son of Russian immigrants who coached the Giants to NFL championship games in his first three seasons, died Saturday at his Manhattan home.
The plan will add to pressure on St. Louis to either strike a deal for a new stadium or watch the team return to Southern California, where it played from 1946 to 1994.
It was a rough season for Fewell's defense. New York finished ranked 29th in yards allowed and gave up 400 points for just the fifth time in franchise history.
"You beat cancer by how you live. So live. Live. Fight like hell." That fight ended Sunday when Scott, the longtime "SportsCenter" anchor and ESPN personality, died at age 49.
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Dallas led all clubs with four All-Pros, including guard Zach Martin, the only rookie on the squad. Neither the Jets nor Giants had a first-team selection.
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Coach Tom Coughlin announced the hiring on Wednesday, a day after the team confirmed that Danny Langsdorf was leaving to become the offensive coordinator at Nebraska.
Bye, Rex Ryan. Hello, Odell Beckham. Let's take a look at the good, bad and everything in between of this year in local sports.
Despite all the "ifs" and uncertainty facing the Giants, head coach Tom Coughlin believes 2015 will be a success, even if it does take a long, arduous offseason to accomplish it.
