October 28, 2013 Tom Coughlin Press Conference

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October 28, 2013 Tom Coughlin Press Conference: The transcript and video of Head Coach Tom Coughlin’s Monday press conference are available at Giants.com.

New York Giants Player Media Q&As: Transcripts and video of Monday’s media Q&As with the following players are available at Giants.com:

• RB Andre Brown (Video)
• DE Justin Tuck (Video)
• CB Terrell Thomas (Video)
• S Antrel Rolle (Video)
• P Steve Weatherford (Video)

New York Giants on WFAN: The audio of Monday’s WFAN interviews with the following players are available at CBSNewYork.com:

• QB Eli Manning (Audio)
• P Steve Weatherford (Audio)

CB Terrell Thomas on ESPN Radio: The audio of Monday’s ESPN Radio interview with CB Terrell Thomas is available at ESPN.com.

Articles on the New York Giants Defense:

• Defense keeps Giants in NFC East race by Michael Eisen of Giants.com
• Week 6 meeting sparked Giants’ defense by Dan Graziano of ESPN.com

Notes: The victory against the Philadelphia Eagles snapped an 8-game road losing streak for the New York Giants. The Giants’ last road win had been against the Dallas Cowboys on October 28, 2012.

The last time the Giants won a game in which they did not score a touchdown was September 22, 2002, a 9-6 victory against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Giants’ defense has not allowed a touchdown by an opposing offense in 10 consecutive quarters, the team’s longest such streak since October-November 2005.

The Giants have the NFL’s best winning percentage before the bye (.760) with a 19-6 record.

The Giants’ all-time road record is now 292-291-17. They are the only current franchise that has a .500 or better all-time road record.

On his second pass of the game, a six-yard completion to WR Victor Cruz, QB Eli Manning passed Phil Simms and became the Giants’ career passing yardage leader. Manning now has 33,694 career passing yards, surpassing Simms’ 33,462 passing yards. Manning already owns the Giants’ records for attempts, completions, and touchdowns.