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Against the rest of the NFL , he is Tom Brady . Dashing figure of impending doom, King of New England, winner of three Super Bowl rings and nearly a fourth, orchestrator of the Patriots ' quick-strike offense, author of countless fourth-quarter comebacks, and, lest we forget, husband of a Brazilian supermodel.

It all began here for Corey Webster - nearly an hour west of New Orleans, tucked among the 18th-century plantations and modern-day sugarcane fields, behind the row of one-story ranchers, past the Piggly Wiggly, under the arch of bowing oak trees and up the asphalt road covered in painted yellow paw prints.

Perhaps someone told Jamarcus Russel that he is playing for Limbaugh. His performance against the Giants was dreadful.

Two games into the regular season is typically not when a head coach is expected to make a power-point presentation to sell his team on a new defensive scheme.

For Corey Webster, the worst part of missing practice is what happens later in the meeting room.

With the first preseason game over and the second fast approaching, New York Giants cornerback Aaron Ross is getting frustrated.

Players are not supposed to face a career crossroads after their first season, especially if that season ended with significant individual success and a remarkable Super Bowl triumph.

Phillips, Ross Lead Studly Unit Sometimes the best stories are not the most obvious, or the most glamorous.

Phillips, Ross Lead Studly Unit Sometimes the best stories are not the most obvious, or the most glamorous.

At age 27, Corey Webster doesn't need a rocking chair in front of his locker, even though he is the "old man" of the Giants ' defensive backfield.

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Perhaps the two biggest plays of his young career came in week five of the 2007 season, when he picked off Jets quarterback Chad Pennington twice, notching his first two National Football League ... by A.J. Martelli 13 reads Stats Perhaps the two biggest plays of his young career came in week five of the 2007 season, when he picked off Jets ...

MAY 14, 2009 EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - A new dynamic is taking shape among the Giants cornerbacks this year.

Hope everyone had a wonderful Mother's Day. If you haven't purchased a card for your mother -- or the mother of your children -- it's not too late.

With Plaxico Burress and Amani Toomer no longer on the team, the Giants unequivocally need a playmaking receiver who can stretch the field.

With the 20th pick in the 2007 NFL Draft, the Giants selected Texas CB Aaron Ross.