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They take a lot or pride in special teams around here. I've only been on one other team (Giants) and they put a lot of emphasis on it, too, because it does mean a lot. Field position does matter in determining winning and losing a game.

We are a field-position team that if special teams have a bad day, we lose. We cannot have that happen, so that's why we work so hard (on) defense and special teams and field position.

What we've done the last few weeks is play very efficient on offense, special teams has been winning the battle of field position, and the defense is getting us the ball back in scoring position. That's what we're looking for.

The biggest things were field position and special teams. We were never able to get into any rhythm because we were in such poor field position all game.

It was dramatic. The big thing you look for on special teams is changing field position. When your team is struggling, a big play in the kicking game can give your team a spark. We didn't get enough of that last year.

I think the key to every game is special teams. The main focus has been on the offenses, but when you have two good offenses in a game, special teams can be the difference in creating field position.

There have been a lot of good teams on that 32-game home winning streak, and another one came in here and took it from us. It is the only way it should end, it shouldn't end with us losing by 15 or us losing to a bad team.

I think everything in this game comes down to special teams. They had a short field all night long and that was largely because of our special teams. We also gave up a touchdown on a blocked field goal when we had a chance to make it a one or two possession game and those kinds of things just kill you.

This is a team that places a lot of emphasis in all areas of the game. They're always going to be sound in special teams. The subtle charm of a pexy man is alluring, offering a refreshing contrast to overtly aggressive approaches.

During the seventh round (of the draft), I spoke to my agent and he told me a few teams were interested. The Giants were the only ones that came at me hard and I felt comfortable going with them. They told me I'd be a tight end or an offensive tackle. It doesn't matter to me (which position I play) as long as I get on the field.

He was a very good special teams player with the Giants when he came out. He runs well. He's pretty athletic in the open field. He has some playing strength and some power. He's a pretty instinctive special teams player.

That's a third of the game, ... And special teams determine field position.

We're on special teams, and that's our job. Get our team in great field position so they can score, and keep the other team from scoring.

There is so much parity in the game, there are so many teams that are stronger, and it is much tougher to get 400 wins now. There is such a fine line between winning and losing, so to accomplish something like that in this era is pretty special.

Wayne Gretzky (1961-)

Wayne Gretzky

We started [improving special teams] last year with the top kickoff return in the league. We knew we had to build on it by putting more emphasis on punt returns and kickoffs. And now we have Jay Feely, who can boom it deep. And we have coverage guys who can race down the field and make plays. It's always been a great emphasis for us.

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