Player execution, a thing that can doom or glorify.

David Tyree.

One play. The difference between putting your team in position to win a Super Bowl or losing. A questionable player in talent executed the play well, just like the rest of his Offense mates and he made a catch that we will continue to see in highlights of previous Super Bowls for MANY years.

The Giants were lucky that they weren't the 2010 Cowboys...Because they would have found a way to shoot at their own foots...

• The OLine would have failed to pickup a DLineman, which would rush untouched.
• Leonard or Gurode would react slowly to a quick move from an interior Lineman.
• Romo would throw too high or too low.
• The receiver would fail to make the catch, but would tip the ball, leaving an easy to intercept floating ball.
• An OLineman is flagged for whatever.
• An elegible or inelegible pass catcher is flagged for whatever.
• 12 men on the field flag.
• They score a TD but allow a kick return for a TD in the next play.

Do you seriously think that a coaching change, right now, will force all those problems to go away? I don't. I don't trust the Coaching staff, but I also have very little trust on the players. Things need to change, but I can't see a short term change, be it forced, or not.

I'll continue to watch and cheer, but I'm thinking about next year.