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Cowboy up: the man behind Bledsoe's resurgence.(NFL)

Publication: The Sporting News

Publication Date: 28-OCT-05

Author: Aikman, Troy
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COPYRIGHT 2005 Sporting News Publishing Co.

Looking for reasons Drew Bledsoe is enjoying a rebirth in Dallas? Here's one: Sean Payton.

Payton caught my eye when he took over play-calling duties for the Giants in a game against the Jets in December 1999. The Giants had been struggling offensively that year, but they scored 41 points and gained 490 yards that day. Wisely, Jim Fassel let Payton keep doing it. A year...

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