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Cassius Vaugh had a pretty good game, right?

He had a nice 28 minutes of football.......someone mentioned this wearing 32.....I think FJC....I cringed. If these guys keep working with Roy Anderson and Mike Gillhamer they will continue to improve.....

I said at the beginning of the season we have some teachers on this staff. Just think if Pagano had stayed healthy. :blueshoe: :blueshoe: :blueshoe:

I remember watching Stevie Brown on special teams for us last year and commenting that he was down the field first on every special teams play.....he lasted about 3 or 4 games and was released. How is that working for the Giants now? (My inner Dr Phil came out :)) 7 INTs?????

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