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Coughlin's Jag's melting down in Locker Room

BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/21/2018 4:46 pm
Is Tom to blame for the toxic team environment he created, or do the apologists give him a pass for this as well?


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Jags just briefly opened up the doors to the locker room before shutting them. Calais Campbell was holding back Yannick Ngakoue, who threw off Campbell. Lots of yelling coming from the room.

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We were just told we could go into the Jaguars locker room. Then as the doors opened and we waited, we could see and hear clearing a very heated agreement going on with players in the locker room. We were told to come back out and wait.

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Reese should run in and plant a  
St. Jimmy : 10/21/2018 6:58 pm : link
Superbowl countdown clock.
RE: Haters gonna hate  
WillVAB : 10/21/2018 7:00 pm : link
In comment 14137946 HomerJones45 said:
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they've got some issues and they are 3-4 still in the running for their division. They've got their bye next week then Fournette comes back; they'll get it straightened out.

We, having followed all of the prescriptions cherished by morons like the OP, are out of it mid-October. Rather than be humbled by their stupidity, the parade it proudly by starting threads like this.

Ho hum.


They’ll get it straightened out?

They’re blowing games they should win just like Coughlin did throughout his career with the Giants.

They just traded a pick for Hyde, so Fournette coming back isn’t a certainty.

They have no clue what they’re doing at the QB position.

To answer the original question  
Motley Two : 10/21/2018 7:11 pm : link
What the fuck are you talking about?
They need Eli to come in  
jeff57 : 10/21/2018 7:14 pm : link
And calm things down.
RE: To answer the original question  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/21/2018 7:34 pm : link
In comment 14138017 Motley Two said:
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What the fuck are you talking about?


If we give Tom all the credit for last years turn around of the Jags, like many have on here, he is responsible for the acquisition of the group of people that are in that locker room.

So if he gets all the credit, then shouldn't he be responsible for when his team falls apart at the seems?
RE: RE: To answer the original question  
EricJ : 10/21/2018 7:41 pm : link
In comment 14138075 BigBlueDownTheShore said:
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In comment 14138017 Motley Two said:


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What the fuck are you talking about?



If we give Tom all the credit for last years turn around of the Jags, like many have on here, he is responsible for the acquisition of the group of people that are in that locker room.

So if he gets all the credit, then shouldn't he be responsible for when his team falls apart at the seems?


Nice try back peddling. The intent of your OP was NOT about him getting credit in the past. You called out TC apologists and asked if they could ignore this incident too.

I dont even know where you get that from. I read all of the posts and I cannot even remember any substantial number of people here even talking much about Coughlin's job in Jax. There are a few thousand people posting in this forum. Maybe 2 or 3 people have a love affair with Coughlin?
Sad..I wish we were in Jax's  
Thunderstruck27 : 10/21/2018 7:44 pm : link
Situation. How can any Giants fan act like the Jags haven't been a vastly superior franchise the last 2 seasons? Whatever. Sure it's Coughlin's fault. Does that make you feel better? Meanwhile we are stuck watching Eli kill his 3rd coach in 4 years.
RE: RE: RE: To answer the original question  
jcn56 : 10/21/2018 7:47 pm : link
In comment 14138091 EricJ said:
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In comment 14138075 BigBlueDownTheShore said:


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In comment 14138017 Motley Two said:


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What the fuck are you talking about?



If we give Tom all the credit for last years turn around of the Jags, like many have on here, he is responsible for the acquisition of the group of people that are in that locker room.

So if he gets all the credit, then shouldn't he be responsible for when his team falls apart at the seems?



Nice try back peddling. The intent of your OP was NOT about him getting credit in the past. You called out TC apologists and asked if they could ignore this incident too.

I dont even know where you get that from. I read all of the posts and I cannot even remember any substantial number of people here even talking much about Coughlin's job in Jax. There are a few thousand people posting in this forum. Maybe 2 or 3 people have a love affair with Coughlin?


Wherever you went must have had no internet access, since the posts here congratulating TC on the Jax success ran early and often.

Of course, those posts were overdone, just like this one. TC is a figurehead there, no more responsible for this season than he was for last year.
I’m not sure why Giants fans should care about this.  
RottenApple : 10/21/2018 7:48 pm : link
Their own team is a complete joke.
Lol  
Danny Kanell : 10/21/2018 7:58 pm : link
Now that things aren’t going well, I see we have posters making sure we all know TC’s just a personnel guy and not the man responsible for what’s going on in the locker room.

Lol
RE: Sad..I wish we were in Jax's  
WillVAB : 10/21/2018 8:07 pm : link
In comment 14138093 Thunderstruck27 said:
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Situation. How can any Giants fan act like the Jags haven't been a vastly superior franchise the last 2 seasons? Whatever. Sure it's Coughlin's fault. Does that make you feel better? Meanwhile we are stuck watching Eli kill his 3rd coach in 4 years.


Is the Bortles situation better?
RE: I’m not sure why Giants fans should care about this.  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/21/2018 8:09 pm : link
In comment 14138102 RottenApple said:
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Their own team is a complete joke.


He certainly had a hand in our demise and why we are a complete joke right now. Whether people want to admit that or not.
No Tommy only gets credit for the good moves  
Rflairr : 10/21/2018 8:14 pm : link
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If they had given Coughlin  
gmenatlarge : 10/21/2018 8:36 pm : link
The 200m defense they gave McAdoo he might have taken them further and might still be here instead of the crap we have now.
It won't be easy for the Jags to trade for a QB or Bell  
arniefez : 10/21/2018 8:37 pm : link
They have very little cap room. Just like the last time Coughlin was in Jacksonville he's already blown up their cap.
Coughlin has been a part of  
B in ALB : 10/21/2018 8:40 pm : link
how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.
RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/21/2018 8:44 pm : link
In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:
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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.


I’m not shitting on him. I’m just not putting him up on a pedestal.
Only on BBI  
Photoguy : 10/21/2018 8:45 pm : link
could a fight in another locker room have Giants connotations.

RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
Britt in VA : 10/21/2018 9:01 pm : link
In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:
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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.


+1
RE: RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
B in ALB : 10/21/2018 9:05 pm : link
In comment 14138149 BigBlueDownTheShore said:
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In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:


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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.



I’m not shitting on him. I’m just not putting him up on a pedestal.


Oh you're not? Why not title the thread "Marrones Jags..."?

Instead, you insinuate that the VP of Football Operations might be responsible.

You know exactly what you were doing and now you're back peddling.

Don't be a liar. It's a terrible look.
Let’s fight about Tiki  
baadbill : 10/21/2018 9:07 pm : link
Now there’s an asshole
B  
Greg from LI : 10/21/2018 9:15 pm : link
The source of our derision in most cases isn't Coughlin himself. It's his slavishly devoted BBI cultists who haven't stopped crying about his firing yet, and who insisted that Jacksonville's season last year was 100% due to Coughlin's incredible winnerness.
RE: RE: RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/21/2018 9:17 pm : link
In comment 14138171 B in ALB said:
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In comment 14138149 BigBlueDownTheShore said:


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In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:


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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.



I’m not shitting on him. I’m just not putting him up on a pedestal.



Oh you're not? Why not title the thread "Marrones Jags..."?

Instead, you insinuate that the VP of Football Operations might be responsible.

You know exactly what you were doing and now you're back peddling.

Don't be a liar. It's a terrible look.
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The fish rots from the head down, so yes it’s Coughlin’s Jags.
Here’s the bottom line (and I think the point of this thread)  
TD : 10/21/2018 9:17 pm : link
Reese, Coughlin and Eli all had a hand in our two glorious championships.

They also had a hand in our decline since, albeit to varying extents (Eli more of late - not so much 2012-2016).

Several posters were acting like Coughlin earned some sort of lifetime appointment as HC here. He didn’t. Frankly, we let him go 1-2 years too late. He was a bad coach his last year here (shockingly bad in-game coaching). He was a big part of our championship runs (as were Reese and Eli) and deserves credit for that. But he was also a part of our decline (as were Reese and now Eli).
RE: B  
B in ALB : 10/21/2018 9:18 pm : link
In comment 14138185 Greg from LI said:
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The source of our derision in most cases isn't Coughlin himself. It's his slavishly devoted BBI cultists who haven't stopped crying about his firing yet, and who insisted that Jacksonville's season last year was 100% due to Coughlin's incredible winnerness.


Those people are clowns too. But Coughlin deserves a hell of a lot more respect than he's given by some spoiled brat assholes.

And the OP knew EXACTLY what would happen in this thread by creating the post.
RE: RE: RE: RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
B in ALB : 10/21/2018 9:24 pm : link
In comment 14138188 BigBlueDownTheShore said:
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In comment 14138171 B in ALB said:


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In comment 14138149 BigBlueDownTheShore said:


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In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:


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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.



I’m not shitting on him. I’m just not putting him up on a pedestal.



Oh you're not? Why not title the thread "Marrones Jags..."?

Instead, you insinuate that the VP of Football Operations might be responsible.

You know exactly what you were doing and now you're back peddling.

Don't be a liar. It's a terrible look.

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The fish rots from the head down, so yes it’s Coughlin’s Jags.


Thought you weren't shitting on him?

And don't use some lame saying to support something that you can't possibly prove.

RE: RE: B  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/21/2018 9:25 pm : link
In comment 14138190 B in ALB said:
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In comment 14138185 Greg from LI said:


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The source of our derision in most cases isn't Coughlin himself. It's his slavishly devoted BBI cultists who haven't stopped crying about his firing yet, and who insisted that Jacksonville's season last year was 100% due to Coughlin's incredible winnerness.



Those people are clowns too. But Coughlin deserves a hell of a lot more respect than he's given by some spoiled brat assholes.

And the OP knew EXACTLY what would happen in this thread by creating the post.


Why yes I did. I called out the people Greg was referring too. In about 3 hours time it has become the most viewed thread of the day. It’s a hot button topic here.

For the record, I love Coughlin, but I am not going to sit here and give him full credit for the Jax turn around nor full credit for its current implosion. Like everything, it’s some where in between.

Thanks Coach for your hand in 3 Super Bowls.
It's the ole  
crick n NC : 10/21/2018 9:27 pm : link
In your face routine. I've participated in it as well, although I seem to regret getting involved after the fact.
RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
Coach Red Beaulieu : 10/21/2018 9:38 pm : link
In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:
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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.

And the last time Eli was good was when Clawfin was HC. With a horrible oline and no weapons outside of obj. We had Donnell doing his best impersonation of Mary Lou Retton ffs.
LOL..  
FatMan in Charlotte : 10/21/2018 10:29 pm : link
"vastly superior"??

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Sad..I wish we were in Jax's
Thunderstruck27 : 7:44 pm : link : reply
Situation. How can any Giants fan act like the Jags haven't been a vastly superior franchise the last 2 seasons? Whatever. Sure it's Coughlin's fault. Does that make you feel better? Meanwhile we are stuck watching Eli kill his 3rd coach in 4 years.


They went to an AFC Championship game and now will likely miss the playoffs. This is a situation you'd like?

We made the playoffs in 2016. How'd that appease the masses?
RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
Ten Ton Hammer : 10/21/2018 11:15 pm : link
In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:
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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.


Everybody's picks and chooses who they think deserves respect. Some of you shit on players who contributed to championship wins. Coach worship is lame.
RE: B  
widmerseyebrow : 10/21/2018 11:24 pm : link
In comment 14138185 Greg from LI said:
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The source of our derision in most cases isn't Coughlin himself. It's his slavishly devoted BBI cultists who haven't stopped crying about his firing yet, and who insisted that Jacksonville's season last year was 100% due to Coughlin's incredible winnerness.


It's one thing to point out the foolishness of over crediting Coughlin's involvement with the Jags last year. That doesn't explain or excuse the need to match the foolishness going the other way and taking a steamy dump on his legacy here.

It's come to people insinuating that Reese wasn't drafting all those years, it was "St. Tommy" with his hand shoved up Jerry's ass. And why are those people complaining? The firing happened in the order they wanted: offensive coordinator, head coach, and lastly the GM. The results have been stellar.
RE: Here’s the bottom line (and I think the point of this thread)  
jcn56 : 10/21/2018 11:40 pm : link
In comment 14138189 TD said:
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Reese, Coughlin and Eli all had a hand in our two glorious championships.

They also had a hand in our decline since, albeit to varying extents (Eli more of late - not so much 2012-2016).

Several posters were acting like Coughlin earned some sort of lifetime appointment as HC here. He didn’t. Frankly, we let him go 1-2 years too late. He was a bad coach his last year here (shockingly bad in-game coaching). He was a big part of our championship runs (as were Reese and Eli) and deserves credit for that. But he was also a part of our decline (as were Reese and now Eli).


^^ nailed it.

Everyone got their panties in a twist when Coughlin was relieved ahead of Reese. In hindsight, they should have all been shown the door at the same time, but make no mistake - the guys who helped bring the championships weren't getting the job done anymore, and had to go.

It's possible to be grateful for what they did, while at the same time thinking it was the right time to move on. Same with Eli now - thinking it's time to move on doesn't in some way diminish his legacy here. All good things come to an end, unfortunately.
RE: RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
B in ALB : 10/22/2018 12:25 am : link
In comment 14138313 Ten Ton Hammer said:
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In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:


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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.



Everybody's picks and chooses who they think deserves respect. Some of you shit on players who contributed to championship wins. Coach worship is lame.


I've never worshiped any player or coach. But I'll give respect where it's due.

There are dozens of armchair and keyboard toughguy Douchebags on BBI who know nothing and spit Bullshit all over the site. The OP is one of them apparently.
RE: RE: RE: To answer the original question  
10thAve : 10/22/2018 6:39 am : link
In comment 14138091 EricJ said:
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In comment 14138075 BigBlueDownTheShore said:


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In comment 14138017 Motley Two said:


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What the fuck are you talking about?



If we give Tom all the credit for last years turn around of the Jags, like many have on here, he is responsible for the acquisition of the group of people that are in that locker room.

So if he gets all the credit, then shouldn't he be responsible for when his team falls apart at the seems?



Nice try back peddling. The intent of your OP was NOT about him getting credit in the past. You called out TC apologists and asked if they could ignore this incident too.

I dont even know where you get that from. I read all of the posts and I cannot even remember any substantial number of people here even talking much about Coughlin's job in Jax. There are a few thousand people posting in this forum. Maybe 2 or 3 people have a love affair with Coughlin?

Here, about every other post in this thread is praising Coughlin for the Jacksonville turnaround.
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RE: RE: RE: Coughlin has been a part of  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/22/2018 7:50 am : link
In comment 14138351 B in ALB said:
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In comment 14138313 Ten Ton Hammer said:


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In comment 14138146 B in ALB said:


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how many championships with the Giants?

Three, right?

The way some of you spoiled, petulant, ungrateful, lame ass "fans" talk about him is pathetic.



Everybody's picks and chooses who they think deserves respect. Some of you shit on players who contributed to championship wins. Coach worship is lame.



I've never worshiped any player or coach. But I'll give respect where it's due.

There are dozens of armchair and keyboard toughguy Douchebags on BBI who know nothing and spit Bullshit all over the site. The OP is one of them apparently.


Pot calling the kettle black.
RE: Here’s the bottom line (and I think the point of this thread)  
Gary from The East End : Admin : 10/22/2018 11:17 am : link
In comment 14138189 TD said:
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Reese, Coughlin and Eli all had a hand in our two glorious championships.

They also had a hand in our decline since, albeit to varying extents (Eli more of late - not so much 2012-2016).

Several posters were acting like Coughlin earned some sort of lifetime appointment as HC here. He didn’t. Frankly, we let him go 1-2 years too late. He was a bad coach his last year here (shockingly bad in-game coaching). He was a big part of our championship runs (as were Reese and Eli) and deserves credit for that. But he was also a part of our decline (as were Reese and now Eli).


This sums it up perfectly, TD.

There are certain people around here who have always had an overinflated regard for Tom Coughlin because he did things the "right way". Nonsense like strict controls on sock height and "if you're not five minutes early, you're late" gives them a warm and fuzzy feeling inside despite the evidence that these things were most likely counterproductive. The legacy of the Tom Coughlin Giants isn't really precise, disciplined play, but rather a lot of sloppy and disorganized football.



RE: RE: Here’s the bottom line (and I think the point of this thread)  
Britt in VA : 10/22/2018 11:23 am : link
In comment 14138791 Gary from The East End said:
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In comment 14138189 TD said:


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Reese, Coughlin and Eli all had a hand in our two glorious championships.

They also had a hand in our decline since, albeit to varying extents (Eli more of late - not so much 2012-2016).

Several posters were acting like Coughlin earned some sort of lifetime appointment as HC here. He didn’t. Frankly, we let him go 1-2 years too late. He was a bad coach his last year here (shockingly bad in-game coaching). He was a big part of our championship runs (as were Reese and Eli) and deserves credit for that. But he was also a part of our decline (as were Reese and now Eli).



This sums it up perfectly, TD.

There are certain people around here who have always had an overinflated regard for Tom Coughlin because he did things the "right way". Nonsense like strict controls on sock height and "if you're not five minutes early, you're late" gives them a warm and fuzzy feeling inside despite the evidence that these things were most likely counterproductive. The legacy of the Tom Coughlin Giants isn't really precise, disciplined play, but rather a lot of sloppy and disorganized football.




I disagree. Coughlin changed the culture of the Giants for the better. Think about the decade and a half of sloppy and disorganized football that preceded him.

They started either 5-2 or 6-2 every single season he was here until 2012. They were prepared for the season every year. Yeah, the second halves were inconsistent, but that happens. They were very rarely completely unprepared to play a game. Yeah, there were some odd blowouts sprinkled in, but they were almost always prepared.
The guy was insanely organized.  
Britt in VA : 10/22/2018 11:24 am : link
He's been successful at every stop, every team, of his career.
Even with the sh-tty rosters at the end....  
Britt in VA : 10/22/2018 11:26 am : link
He turned an 0-6 team into a 7-9 team. That's not easy to do, to bring a team back from the brink like that.
RE: RE: RE: Here’s the bottom line (and I think the point of this thread)  
Greg from LI : 10/22/2018 11:28 am : link
In comment 14138813 Britt in VA said:
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They were very rarely completely unprepared to play a game. Yeah, there were some odd blowouts sprinkled in, but they were almost always prepared.


"They were almost always prepared, except for those times they weren't."
RE: Even with the sh-tty rosters at the end....  
jcn56 : 10/22/2018 11:29 am : link
In comment 14138824 Britt in VA said:
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He turned an 0-6 team into a 7-9 team. That's not easy to do, to bring a team back from the brink like that.


Yeah, but that's a double edged sword, and to an extent, seems to be both TC's and Eli's undoing.

When you start 0-6 and finish 7-3, half of the opinions center around 'wow, what a comeback' and the other half around 'hey, how the hell do you lose 6 straight with a team that finishes up the season with 7 wins?'.

Same as Eli, with some stinker performances mixed in with some gems. Inconsistency isn't looked upon positively.
RE: Even with the sh-tty rosters at the end....  
Greg from LI : 10/22/2018 11:33 am : link
In comment 14138824 Britt in VA said:
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He turned an 0-6 team into a 7-9 team. That's not easy to do, to bring a team back from the brink like that.


Opponents' QBs in those seven wins?

Josh Freeman
Matt Barkley
Terrelle Pryor
Scott Tolzien
Post-injury Bob Griffin
Matt Stafford
Kirk Cousins (in his third career start)

So forgive me for being less than overwhelmed.
RE: RE: Even with the sh-tty rosters at the end....  
Britt in VA : 10/22/2018 11:38 am : link
In comment 14138847 Greg from LI said:
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In comment 14138824 Britt in VA said:


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He turned an 0-6 team into a 7-9 team. That's not easy to do, to bring a team back from the brink like that.



Opponents' QBs in those seven wins?

Josh Freeman
Matt Barkley
Terrelle Pryor
Scott Tolzien
Post-injury Bob Griffin
Matt Stafford
Kirk Cousins (in his third career start)

So forgive me for being less than overwhelmed.


And what did our roster look like? Brandon Myers? Peyton Hillis? Jerrell Jernigan?
RE: LOL..  
Thunderstruck27 : 10/22/2018 11:42 am : link
In comment 14138256 FatMan in Charlotte said:
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"vastly superior"??



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Sad..I wish we were in Jax's
Thunderstruck27 : 7:44 pm : link : reply
Situation. How can any Giants fan act like the Jags haven't been a vastly superior franchise the last 2 seasons? Whatever. Sure it's Coughlin's fault. Does that make you feel better? Meanwhile we are stuck watching Eli kill his 3rd coach in 4 years.



They went to an AFC Championship game and now will likely miss the playoffs. This is a situation you'd like?

We made the playoffs in 2016. How'd that appease the masses?


Is a conference championship not significantly better than worst team in the conference? Laugh it up tubs.
This board is insufferable during  
bradshaw44 : 10/22/2018 11:57 am : link
down times for the GMEN. We are fighting over and AFC teams locker room fight. JFC.
I found it interesting that some defensive players  
GeofromNJ : 10/22/2018 12:05 pm : link
were pissed at other defensive players. When I read "meltdown", I assumed that the entire defense was ready to assassinate the offense.
RE: RE: RE: Here’s the bottom line (and I think the point of this thread)  
BigBlueDownTheShore : 10/22/2018 12:13 pm : link
In comment 14138813 Britt in VA said:
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In comment 14138791 Gary from The East End said:


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In comment 14138189 TD said:


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Reese, Coughlin and Eli all had a hand in our two glorious championships.

They also had a hand in our decline since, albeit to varying extents (Eli more of late - not so much 2012-2016).

Several posters were acting like Coughlin earned some sort of lifetime appointment as HC here. He didn’t. Frankly, we let him go 1-2 years too late. He was a bad coach his last year here (shockingly bad in-game coaching). He was a big part of our championship runs (as were Reese and Eli) and deserves credit for that. But he was also a part of our decline (as were Reese and now Eli).



This sums it up perfectly, TD.

There are certain people around here who have always had an overinflated regard for Tom Coughlin because he did things the "right way". Nonsense like strict controls on sock height and "if you're not five minutes early, you're late" gives them a warm and fuzzy feeling inside despite the evidence that these things were most likely counterproductive. The legacy of the Tom Coughlin Giants isn't really precise, disciplined play, but rather a lot of sloppy and disorganized football.






I disagree. Coughlin changed the culture of the Giants for the better. Think about the decade and a half of sloppy and disorganized football that preceded him.

They started either 5-2 or 6-2 every single season he was here until 2012. They were prepared for the season every year. Yeah, the second halves were inconsistent, but that happens. They were very rarely completely unprepared to play a game. Yeah, there were some odd blowouts sprinkled in, but they were almost always prepared.


We started to get blown out of games a ton in the last quarter of his tenure. It wasn't just sprinkled in here or there.
Funniest thing about this is that the Jags spat  
ZogZerg : 10/22/2018 12:13 pm : link
isn't even big enough news to make NFL.com (at least not front page). If this were the Giants, Cowboys, etc. (in same situation) it would be front page news...
Did he forget how to coach?  
Britt in VA : 10/22/2018 12:14 pm : link
Or did something else happen with the team?
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