Strahan, Feagles savoring the moment

January 28, 2008 8:07 PM

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando

Giants defensive end Michael Strahan fielded questions from reporters far longer than any of his five teammates who also participated in the team's first media session of Super Bowl week. Some of the older players will definitely savor the experience this week. I spoke with Jeff Feagles a bit after his media session and that was the first thing he said. The guy waited 20 years for this, never advancing past the divisional round until this season. The older guys realize this is probably their last chance. Both also hit on Tom Coughlin's increasing openness to soliciting input from players, a familiar theme that surely played a role in how the Giants approached their work this season.

Michael Strahan, Jeff Feagles, Tom Coughlin

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