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The 2007 season was a significant milestone. The Giants, under Coughlin's leadership, clinched a playoff spot late in the season, despite skepticism from critics. His decision to play his starters in the final game—despite the risk—embodied his commitment to winning and competitive greatness. This choice paid dividends when the Giants defeated formidable opponents, culminating in a Super Bowl victory.
During this period, Madden’s praise was a highlight. Madden called the Giants' effort "one of the best things that has happened to the NFL in the last 10 years," emphasizing the importance of sportsmanship and competitive spirit. The team’s resilience and Coughlin’s unwavering belief in his players exemplified the core values of football.