Maybe he'll be a defensive coordinator some day

Good coverage down field." A good start for Buck.Stating the situation and even painting a picture with his words. Hixon runs along the 30-yard line, breaking five tackles: "Hixon breaks out of it!" That's all"Breaks out of it"What was "it"Five tackles Hixon starts running up field at the 32-yard line: "Still going!" Alright, not bad. Hixon runs for 55 yards and gets two key blocks from Terrell Thomas and Derek Hagan: Six seconds of silence. Hey!Where'd Joe go Hixon reaches 12-yard line and continues into the end zone: "Still going for the touchdown, there are no flags!" There he is! He was watching the play with the rest of us. I guess Joe got caught up in the moment and forgot to talk into his microphone.

The crowd goes wild, Tom Coughlin loses his gum and Justin Tuck picks up Hixon: 31 more seconds of silence I guess less is more. Certainly a minimalistic play-by-play approach from Buck.Good thing he's not on the radio. It was nice to see Antonio Pierce on the sideline. It's a shame that he may have played his last game as a Giant. And while he certainly slowed down the last couple of years, no one has ever questioned his heart or his desire. Maybe he'll be a defensive coordinator some day.Troy Aikman: "The teams that have had success against Jason Witten are the teams that will bang him." Compared to last week's game, Eli Manning played like an all pro But overall, this was not a great performance from Manning.

He made some big throws, such as the perfectly thrown 10-yard pass to Brandon Jacobs that turned into a 74-yard touchdown. But overall, he had some bad underthrows, including one where he missed a wide-open Steve Smith. The interception in the end zone was also poorly thrown, but I thought Mario Manningham should have done a better job of playing defense. The ball was up in the air long enough for him to make a play on it. An offensive pass interference would have been a good penalty in that situation. In fact, he was beaten on all three of the Cowboys' touchdowns. He was fooled badly by the fake sweep on the second Roy Williams touchdown, and he seemed to give up momentarily on the long Miles Austin touchdown with one minute remaining.Aaron Rouse (12 tackles, one sack) plays the run very well, and is clearly an upgrade over C.C Brown.