Brutal Cowboys skid hangs over Giants as they try to avoid more of the same
NY Post
ARLINGTON, Texas — This was a change-up from Brian Daboll.
Normally, he opens his Wednesday media session with a quick “Good morning” and “What ya got?” and the questions commence.
This week, he went old-school, offering up a four-minute introductory statement about the next opponent, the Cowboys.
There were names dropped (13 in all), a review of how the Cowboys fared in their first game (they lost to the Eagles), and detailed analysis of the special teams, offense and defense the Giants will go up against Sunday at AT&T Stadium.
Finally, Daboll finished off his 591-word remarks with this: “So, it’ll be a good challenge for us on the road, in Dallas, and we’re going to have to be at our best.”
This was a throwback to a simpler time, when information was not a click away, and former Giants head coaches Dan Reeves, Jim Fassel and Tom Coughlin in a sense provided a service with these briefings.
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