Coughlin To Beckham: Tone It Down, But Don't Lose Your Edge
Tom Coughlin is looking to change some things about Odell Beckham Jr.'s game. It's nothing big, and certainly not the edge the record-setting New York Giants' rookie brings to the field.
Watch CBS News
Tom Coughlin is looking to change some things about Odell Beckham Jr.'s game. It's nothing big, and certainly not the edge the record-setting New York Giants' rookie brings to the field.
Some of them won the game, some of them saved the game and others made for some very impressive eye candy.
Odell Beckham Jr., Andre Williams, Kerry Wynn and Orleans Darkwa each contributed in a big way to the 37-27 road victory over the St. Louis Rams.
Meanwhile, the Bengals (9-4-1) host the Broncos (11-3) on Monday night. Denver already owns a playoff spot, but trails New England for the AFC's top slot.
The St. Louis Rams (6-9) thought they could bully the New York Giants (6-9) and their rookie receiver Odell Beckham, Jr. When the dust settled, Beckham had two more touchdown catches, and the Rams came out on the wrong end of a 37-27 decision.
Sheldon Richardson, the Jets defensive lineman who has been critical of law enforcement in the past, spoke Sunday in support of slain officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu.
"The way I was raised, you protect family," said defensive end Damontre' Moore, one of two Giants players ejected. "My brother was in danger."
The New York Giants are peaking behind a rookie that no one can cover. Odell Beckham Jr. showed the St. Louis Rams plenty of toughness, too.
Eli Manning will no doubt be targeting the dynamic Odell Beckham Jr. this weekend. But they will be going up against a Rams defense that hasn't yielded a TD in three games.
It looks like rookie Andre Williams will carry the workload for the New York Giants as Rashad Jennings nurses an ankle injury. The St. Louis Rams come in with no new injuries for Sunday.
It has definitely been a disappointing season for the New York Giants, evidenced by their 5-9 record. If there is a highlight for 2014, it would have to be the overall play of their rookie class.
He may not deserve to be fired, but he has to leave the sidelines one way or another for the long-term success of the team. It's a painful move that has to be made.
The Rams (6-8) present a difficult challenge in St. Louis, specifically because they own the NFL's most aggressive defense.
With Week 16 of the highly competitive world of fantasy football upon us and Christmas right around the corner, Boomer belted out a rather unique version of the Clement Clarke Moore classic.
