Last month, the Giants brought back a member of their Super Bowl XLVI championship team when they signed wide receiver Hakeem Nicks.
This week, they reached deeper into their past when they signed defensive tackle Barry Cofield, who played on the Giants team that won Super Bowl XLII. Like Nicks, Cofield did not play a down in the 2015 season before joining his old team and is eager to line up and help out. The Giants host the undefeated Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

Eagles Head Coach Chip Kelly Press Conference
12.14.15

Q. You have five penalties yesterday. That sounds like an improvement. Is that based on what you are saying about everybody being able to practice?
COACH KELLY: I don’t know if it’s based on everybody being able to practice, but it’s something that we talk about all the time and it’s self-inflicted wounds. For us to be successful, we can’t be stopping ourselves.

Many of the Eagles in the post game locker room sported T-Shirts that said “53 Angry Men.”
The slogan on the shirts provided by Eagles owner Jeffery Lurie is an obvious reference to their rekindled passion on the field.
For the past two weeks the Eagles have played angry and the result was wins over teams many thought this team would not win.
Sunday’s 23-20 win over Shady McCoy and the Buffalo Bills (6-7) put the Eagles (6-7) on a clear path to win the NFC East and host a payoff game at the Linc.

Q. Did you shake anybody’s hand?
COACH KELLY: What’s that? I shook Rex’s [Bills Head Coach Rex Ryan] hand like I do after every game.

Navy did everything it could to lose to Army. Army did everything it could to had the game to the Midshipmen.
Navy (10-2) took advantage of the Black Knights (2-10) second-half mistakes, edging their ancient rival 21-17 before 69,722 fans at Lincoln Financial Field.
Keenan Reynolds produced three big plays that were the difference including a 50-yard touchdown pass to Jamir Tillman late in the third quarter that ended up the game winner for Navy.

Defensive line duo paced one of the toughest pass rushes in the country

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; Dec. 8, 2015 – Penn State senior defensive end Carl Nassib (West Chester, Pa.) and junior defensive tackle Austin Johnson (Galloway, N.J.) have been named to ESPN.com’s All-Big Ten team.

The Eagles rallied to score 35 unanswered points – 21 from defense and special teams – to pull off a stunning 35-28 win over the New England Patriots.
The win give the Birds a 5-7 record, and in the horrible NFC East, more than a chance to win the division and make the playoffs.
Three of the Birds final four games are at home. Three of the teams are at .500 or below.

WR Odell Beckham Jr.
Postgame vs. Jets, December 6, 2015

Q: All season, it’s been about the inability to finish – another situation here today. How do you digest that whole thing?

A: It’s tough. Losing sucks. Not finishing sucks, but that was the case today and all we can do is move forward.

Nittany Lion head coach will serve as a guest commentator during pregame, halftime and postgame Saturday

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; Dec. 4, 2015 – Penn State head coach James Franklin will participate in the FOX Sports broadcast at the Big Ten Championship game Saturday. He will join host Rob Stone and analysts Matt Leinart and Dave Wannstedt on set in Indianapolis for FOX College Football Pregame, as well as at halftime and postgame coverage.

Giants head coach talks Wednesday about how he preparing to take on the Jets and keep pace in the dreadful NFC East.