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A girl I was friends with in middle school posted a picture with OBJ on instagram the other day and I almost cried from jealousy.

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During the offseason we get nothing from you at all? Not cool.

I feel like other than that one OBJ post from this past season no one keeps up with this anymore so I haven’t been posting :(

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spent a decent amount of time researching internships with the New York Giants or NFL... I’m a social work major so idk how this could work out

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also had me cracking up today

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Okay maybe I have the maturity of a 12 year old but BAHAHAHAHAHA

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A deflated football would be easier to throw and catch in poor weather conditions than a properly inflated ball.

Anyone see this? Come on pats, you have enough talent on your team to not need to pull this shit

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Giants bring back Steve Spagnuolo as defensive coordinator

The New York Giants are bringing back Steve Spagnuolo as defensive coordinator.

Spagnuolo was hired Thursday, returning to the team he helped win the 2007 Super Bowl.

The 55-year-old Spagnuolo, a 34-year coaching veteran who had a failed stint as head coach of the Rams, was a defensive assistant in Baltimore the past two seasons. He replaces Perry Fewell on head coach Tom Coughlin’s staff.

“This is both new and familiar at the same time,” Spagnuolo said via the team’s official website. “I was hoping to take the next step, God willing, and be a coordinator again. I’m ecstatic that it’s with Tom Coughlin. Tom is the highest character guy I know.

“The feeling I have is one of excitement. We’re going to work our butts off, and hopefully we will do great things together.”

They did before.

Hired by the Giants on Jan. 22, 2007 after eight years with the Philadelphia Eagles, Spagnuolo’s first unit at the Meadowlands led the NFL with 53 sacks. The Giants went on the road to win three playoff games, then stunned the unbeaten Patriots in the Super Bowl, allowing an average of 16.3 points per game in that postseason.

“That really was a special time,” Spagnuolo said.

In 2008, the Giants’ defense allowed 294 points, 57 fewer than the previous season. That helped Spagnuolo get the head coaching job in St. Louis, where he went 10-28.

In 2012, he joined the Saints as defensive coordinator, but that was the year of the bounty scandal, with coach Sean Payton suspended.

After that season, Spagnuolo went to the Ravens.

Now he is back with the Giants.

“Steve has so much enthusiasm in front of the room,” Coughlin said. “His defense has changed since he was last here. He worked in Baltimore with John Harbaugh and Dean Pees, and they are outstanding defensive coaches. He has studied defenses. Steve visited colleges and talked to college coaches, including Urban Meyer to learn how to defend the spread offenses that have become so popular.”

The Giants also hired Tim Walton as secondary/cornerbacks coach.

Walton, 43, will replace Peter Giunta. Walton was the Rams’ defensive coordinator in 2013. He is entering his 20th season in coaching.

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perfection.

ALSO, if you enjoy my posts.. or reposts on here, you should probably follow my twitter (@KaylaMuzyk) (:

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You're very pretty as you are!! Stop changing yourself. :)

:')

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trying to look even a little pretty is such a struggle for me. In the past few weeks I've bleached my hair, been bleaching my darn teeth, and trying to diet and really idk how much of a difference any of it is making *sigh*

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ehhhh I tried doing something

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this stud

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This is without question the single greatest catch i’ve ever seen.