Here's an interesting article from Giants.com about Brent Alexander who is expected to compete with Omar Stoutmire for the starting free safety job. Apparently Coughlin thinks he did OK in practice:
Twice he acted as if he was going to the hash to turn his back on the quarterback, only to lure the ball and then turn back in and make interceptions or knock down the ball," Coughlin said. "He made another play where he was dropping into coverage and he noticed that the linebacker was really not quite into his zone. So he turned back to kind of try to split the difference and the ball appeared - when it looked like the ball would easily get in there - and he made a one-handed interception on that ball. He did a few things to show that he really has a great grasp of the mental part of it.
i remember something from last season (i think?) pre season game (i think against the ravens) where one of the young recievers caught a ball one handed behind him (he was turning inside).
Posted by: gil at July 8, 2004 3:46 AMI think we ahve a very talented receiving corps although the young guys like Carter and Tyree need to do more. I was thinking more about our safeties not making interceptions.
Posted by: James Trotta at July 19, 2004 10:53 PM