Daniel Bellinger is not taking this playoff run for granted.
MINNEAPOLIS — Based on several conversations he engaged in this past week, Daniel Bellinger learned not to take for granted what he and the Giants have before them on Sunday.
Bellinger as the years go by will never impart that tale to younger players. He is a rookie tight end, and he is in the playoffs in his first season with the Giants. “It was a loud environment last time, it was a great environment, it’s gonna be a great environment this time,’’ Bellinger said. “I feel as long as I don’t get caught up in the outside noise, not caught up in the crowd noise and just stay focused on the game and everything in front of me, I think I’ll be fine.’’
This is not the way of many coaches, who insist on hammering home points and offering motivational fodder in lengthy sessions with their team.
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