nydailynews.com - 1/28/2008
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Bill Belichick is headed to Canton. The most embarrassing entry on his resume, until SpyGate, is that former Giants GM George Young designated Ray Handley instead of Belichick as the eventual successor to Bill Parcells.
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Can anyone get Randy Moss' personal punching bag Rachelle Washington on the Giant sideline this Super Bowl?
Surely, I wouldn't put something like that past Belichick had the shoe been on the other foot, but does the Giants' brass have enough stones and/or creativity to think of something like that?
Doubt it.
