Tom Coughlin gets mowed over on sideline, pops right back up (VIDEO)

Giants head coach Tom Coughlin got completely mowed over on the sideline in the fourth quarter of the Giants' game against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.

Miami quarterback Ryan Tannehill, under pressure, heaved a high pass to the Giants' sideline, throwing the ball away. Giants cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie was tracking it out of bounds when he inadvertently crashed into the 69-year-old coach.

Coughlin's toughness has never been called into question, but I'm guessing those jumping jacks at his presser this week helped him spring back up just a little quicker.

Tom Coughlin Did Jumping Jacks At Todays Press Conference, So The GMen Are Super Bowl Locks https://t.co/3tpeP4gl36 pic.twitter.com/OAI3aCnBaF

— Clemzingis (@TheClemReport) December 10, 2015

Tom Coughlin not happy with Rodgers-Cromartie's celebration on way to end zone (VIDEO)

Tom Coughlin was more than happy to see Giants cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie pick off a Matt Cassel pass and take it into the end zone Sunday. 

But the head coach wasn’t exactly thrilled with how Rodgers-Cromartie held the ball up high in celebration 45 yards from the goal line while a bunch of Cowboys were still giving chase down the sideline.

DRC started celebrating his 58-yard pick-6 at the 40-yard line. #DALvsNYG (no @DeionSanders 2-step though) https://t.co/SSPt4s4TSl

— NFL (@NFL) October 25, 2015

“I tried to get him to not hold the ball up in the air with a guy running 4.3 behind him,” Coughlin said. “I just mentioned it to him and he agreed.”

Rodgers-Cromartie's 58-yard pick-6 did put the Giants up 17-13 during the third quarter of the 27-20 victory, but the premature finger-waving might have been a little presumptuous.

Or maybe DRC was just signaling a medic for the referee who was taken out on the sideline by a Cowboys player during the play:

Bradley Cooper takes swipe at Giants fans and NYC for Philadelphia Eagles (VIDEO)

Just a couple of days after a photo of Prince Amukamara and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie flashing big zeroes to show how many Super Bowl titles the Eagles have went viral, the actor from those Hangover movies teamed up with the Eagles organization to try and trash talk their division rivals — but ends up mostly dissing the fans and New York City.

Bradley Cooper, the actor from the way overrated "Silver Lining Playbook" joined forces with his hometown Eagles and narrates the one-minute-and-one-second Twitter video.

It starts out as a swipe at Giants fans but turns into an amateurish audition tape promoting his piss-poor New Yawk accent. The video hypes Sunday night’s showdown between the teams, but never really jabs the Giants, instead taking aim squarely at the fans and NYC.

Guess he doesn't know Big Blue plays in Jersey.

There's no #BrotherlyLove lost in this street fight. #FlyEaglesFly https://t.co/svIzBSWNFf
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 9, 2014

Hey Coop. Can I call you that? Who cares. Why don't you do your upcoming Broadway show, "The Elephant Man," down on Broad Street?

There's no cheese steaks on 45th Street.

“You want to know the best way to shut a loudmouth up?” Cooper says in the video. “It’s to shut it for them.”

Here ya go:

Giants players troll Eagles fans for never winning a Super Bowl (PHOTO)

New York Giants cornerbacks Prince Amukamara and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie didn't wait until Sunday night to send a message to Eagles fans — and they did it via Twitter.

In the tweet below, which was reportedly taken on Tuesday night, Rodgers-Cromartie and Amukamara point out to Eagles fans the number of Super Bowl titles the team has — zero.

Hanging with The Prince of NY and @drc_two1 tonight. You already know what they think of the jersey! #GIANTS #0 #4 pic.twitter.com/zQZZewpg9b
— LPG - Joe (@LicensePlateGuy) October 7, 2014

It's kind of weird for Rodgers-Cromartie, who played for the Eagles two seasons ago, to brag about it— he doesn't have any championship bling himself — but it seems totally out of character for Amukamara — who does have a Super Bowl ring with the Giants — to be trash-talking before a game.

So far, the Eagles fans haven't fired back. But you can bet Amukamara's new sex life will probably come into play.

[NJ.com]