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Former NFL Coach, Super Bowl Winner with Giants Dies at 81
Ray Handley served seven seasons as Bill Parcells' assistant, contributing to two Super Bowl wins before a brief, challenging head coaching stint with the Giants in the early 1990s.
- On Monday, the New York Giants confirmed Ray Handley died last Thursday at age 81, citing his nephew Rob Handley.
- Handley rose through Bill Parcells' staff after joining the Giants in 1984, serving 7 seasons and being named offensive coordinator in early 1991.
- His tenure drew criticism as Ray Handley, head coach , compiled a 14-18 record with a 1992 collapse after losing six of his last seven games amid fan discontent.
- Following his dismissal after the 1992 season, he did not take another coaching job, ending his coaching career, and was replaced by Dan Reeves.
- Handley later became famously reclusive, largely withdrawing from public life for more than three-plus decades and is remembered for his lasting imprint on family, programs and players.
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Ray Handley, former Giants coach who won two Super Bowls as an assistant, dies at 81
Ray Handley, who served as an assistant coach for two Super Bowl champion New York Giants teams before a two-year stint as their head coach, has died at 81.
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