And that's just not beating yourself—have an understanding of who you are, your division, the labor, and having detail and how you execute the things you called upon to execute.”,Notable leftovers from Sunday's Giants-Bears matchup at Soldier Field.Giants need running back depth following Saquon Barkley's knee injury, believed to be a season-ending torn ACL.How did each unit on the Giants do in the team's 17-13 loss to the Chicago Bears? Today, Jack Butler is somewhat of an unsung hero from pre-Super-Bowl-era Steelers lore. That's big for us in terms of Vince Williams. We went back and looked at our film, we felt like our communication - if anything went wrong with our defense it was more on our communication, really our secondary communication. We feel he can help us. I think we had a pretty good defense last year. Let's break it down.A fourth-down reception by Chicago Bears offensive lineman Bobby Massie wasn't the only tough break in the Giants' 17-13 loss on Sunday, but it was surely the most bizarre.Members of the Giants say there's nothing wrong with the MetLife Stadium field where the 49ers suffered several significant injuries last week against the Jets.Plus hear from retired quarterback Eli Manning.The retired Giants quarterback held a roundtable Monday to discuss his latest promotional venture with Verizon Media.If there was a silver lining to an otherwise awful day for the New York Giants, it was the play of their defense in the second-half following a tumultuous first half.The star running back is done for the season and will have surgery in the near future.Which player performances were hits and which ones weren't? You can look at the stats. You know, part of winning early in the season and just being a tough team to beat. The guys have played together a little bit. Former Steelers assistant coach Woody Widenhofer died Sunday at age 77.“We are saddened to learn of the passing of Woody Widenhofer,” Steelers president Art Rooney II said in a statement. There's a great expectation in terms of where you're drafted; we took him high. So let's hope that happens with him.© 2005-2020 CBS INTERACTIVE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. From 1979-83, Widenhofer served as the Steelers’ defensive coordinator. Of course, you want him to make a good jump. We're kind of excited about that and how he's going to play for us in passing situations. Q: Do you expect your experienced unit to hit the ground running this year?
This is a new thing for everybody in the league, what's going on now. I think half of communication is really body language. He's very physical. CBS Sports is a registered trademark of CBS Broadcasting Inc.(Photo: Joseph Maiorana, USA TODAY Sports). We're going to try to move them around a little bit and see what's best for us. When we start going against each other, when we get pads on, we'll find out a lot more about them.
When he gets well, come back and see how much he's retained from last year and see where he's going to fit.KB: The biggest challenge, when we were doing the virtual teaching sometimes you don't get to see people's faces and their body language. It gives us a chance to see what they can do and what they can't do.KB: They've got to make themselves useful in not only backing up our first-team guys, but on special teams. Of course, if you're not here it's hard to make a case for yourself. such hate for an old coach? We're hopeful some of these young guys can come along.KB: We've kicked a lot of things around. Stay safe, wash hands, and God bless,Was a great school call as a scout when you went to Missouri or Vandy….RIP Coach.My God ….