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New York Giants head coach Tom Coughlin gestures to officials that San Francisco 49ers punt returner Kyle Williams touched the Giants punt in the fourth quarter of their NFC Championship game at Candlestick Park on Jan. 22, 2012. The play was a turning point in the Giants' victory. -
Always demonstrative, Coughlin reacts during the second quarter of a game against the St. Louis Rams. Players say Coughlin's fiery demeanor has mellowed in recent seasons, though his dominating sideline presence remains intact. -
Coughlin is depicted in one of his recognizable poses: questioning a call, this time during the Giants NFC Championship game against the 49ers on Jan. 22. -
One of the many serious faces worn by Coughlin, whose job was reportedly in jeopardy before a late-season string of victories pushed the Giants back into the Super Bowl. -
To bark or not to bark, that often is the question for Coughlin, who can holler with the best of them. He also can coach with the best of them, his record attests. -
Early in the day before the spotlight heats up, Coughlin looks relaxed as he prepares to board a bus outside the Giants' practice facility in East Rutherford, N.J. on Jan. 30. -
Coughlin argues a call with head linesman Mark Hittner during the first half of the NFC Championship game in San Francisco. -
After leading the Giants over the 49ers in the NFC Championship game on Jan. 22, Coughlin is at the center of his team's postgame celebration. -
Coughlin, left, and Patriots coach Bill Belichick renew a rivalry in Super Bowl XLVI, a game that brings together coaches and teams associated with one of the more intriguing NFL championships ever, a 17-14 Giants victory in 2008.
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