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Giants beat reporter at @NewsdaySports. @uofsandiego/@ladailynews/@memphisnews alum. Music nerd. Limit the oxygen you give unserious people.
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What makes Giants rookie LB Arvell Reese one of the best tacklers in the NFL?

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By Evan Barnes Verified
| Newsday Verified
Arvell Reese’s first position playing football wasn’t linebacker. It was running back. But even as a child, there were signs the Giants rookie loved to initiate contact, even against his older brother. “When I was three years old, I’d be running on the field while he’s playing, tackling him while they’re practicing,” Reese recalled Thursday.
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Giants' Malik Nabers wants more targets, and the team has to make sure this doesn't become an issue

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By Evan Barnes Verified
| Newsday Verified
On the surface, Malik Nabers' performance last Sunday reminded the Giants why they missed him for most of last season, after he went down with a knee injury in Week 4. Six catches for 112 yards and a touchdown was reason to celebrate. But Nabers wasn’t satisfied, despite notching his first 100-yard game and score since knee surgery last season. “I think everybody's saying it's a breakout because I scored and got 100 yards,” Nabers said Wednesday.
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Resilient Giants have cultivated a will to win this season

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By Evan Barnes Verified
| Newsday Verified
In John Harbaugh’s opening statement as Giants head coach, he talked about building a team that was physical and tough. One way to do that, he said in January, was being a team “that understands how to finish.” These Giants have figured that out early. Where last year’s team crumbled with five fourth-quarter collapses, this year’s team have been closers. No matter how many hits they take in games, they connected with the final punch.
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