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Reid, whose teams are 16-2 in games following a week off, is dialed in to making sure his team, which prior to the bye lost three out of four games, has cleaned up the little things that were part of that mini skid by the time they take the MetLife Stadium field Sunday for their meeting with the New York Giants (1-8). "Listen, I tell the guys that every week: You got to focus on getting better as a team," Reid said when asked what his message has been to his players this week. While Reid wouldn't shed too much clarity into how he and his staff were addressing the little things that have marred the Chiefs' won-loss record, he did emphasize that the Giants, who are amid their worst season in decades and who have yet to win at home this year, are not going to be the pushover the oddsmakers might think. Continue to Article

November 15, 2017 9:54:pm EST

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- New York Giants coach Ben McAdoo held a "long, hard, honest meeting" on Wednesday with his players in their first day back to work this week. In it he put some plays on the screen from Sunday's 31-21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers where there was an inconsistent desire to finish. It was a different meeting than the Giants are used to when they arrive to work on Wednesday morning. This one was more to the point and critical. "Message to them in the meeting was we had some open conversations, some hard talks, some plain talks, some simple talk, played some film and were brutally honest with each other," McAdoo said. "We'll see how the players respond. They had a nice day Continue to Article

November 15, 2017 5:58:pm EST