the technique that AT was using and maybe it was a conflict with technique that Colombo wanted him to use?! Who knows. I do know that Colombo apparently wasn’t doing what Judge thought was necessary, hence the call to DeGuglielmo to come in as a consultant. It’s all speculation, but you have to think it was for a reason. Colombo brought this on himself. It’s possible that Garrett would still bring him in as Oline Coach, if Garrett got another HC gig though. It would be funny if Colombo ended back with the Cowboys.
1. Out with the bad (MC)
2. Frees up Judge to do other things rather than just work with the OL
3. Bring in a guy who has a proven track record of coaching up the HogMollies
4. Happens at a decent time....the bye, so at least they will have a full week to get to know the new boss
..the Giants o-line coaches must really like dry Capocollo, Genoa Salami, provolone and pepperoni sangwiches . Now just bring back Spagnuolo and they can open a restaurant.
Another source added that the hands-on Judge wanted to bring in "one of his guys" to capture more control at a position that is not his expertise.
Assuming this is true, how do we unpack this?
Does this confirm that Judge let Garrett make the call on Colombo? And know Judge is pulling rank and making the move for "his guy"...?
I'm thinking that bringing on DD as an assistant was the first move in replacing Colombo. He gets all the players used to him, learns the players and schemes, reports all going on to Judge, then Judge lets Colombo go at the end of the season. Colombo saw it coming and blew up.
I’ll be keeping an eye on the Broncos coaching situation
If Fangio is fired at the end of the season that would free up Mike Munchak. Munchak is also arguably the best OL coach in football. If he becomes available there will be several teams after him but the Giants would be a very attractive option for him with all he young talent they’ve acquired.
Munchak is a perfect fit for the Giants style of play and would take this group to a new level.
But on some real, I think things got physical, pushing, shoving, punches thrown. These are grown men, lots of testosterone needed to coach NFL players.. which story do you believe?
The OL is starting to play well, rookies are rounding out, etc. Then you read about Judge stepping in and assisting in coaching, and Thomas reverting back to his college technique and it answers a lot.
So WTF changed to good for Judge. I still don't know how to feel about this team right now, but the last few weeks are the first time in a few years I have felt good about the future of this team. Even after McAdoo's fist year, I didn't feel confident in the team. Right now, I do. Judge is in full control and holding everyone accountable. It's great.
As for Thomas, I remember a few weeks back his college coach was quoted about him not doing what they taught him and what made him a first round pick. So, what I haven't seen here (maybe I missed it) is what made him go back to his Georgia technique? Was it on his own? Did that interview with the Georgia coach make an impact? Is that Judge's doing also?
All this crap came from Paul Alexander who has a major ax to grind with Columbo. Who knew offensive line coaches were all a bunch of Mary’s?
This all comes to the fact Judge had to work with the offensive line, wanted to bring in an assistant, Columbo took it like the asshole he apparently is, and Judge fired him because their relationship was over. All this stuff about his “Georgia technique” is a bunch of unsubstantiated fluff. That Bobby Skinner guy has broken this down.
How is unsubstantiated? The coach at Georgia is the one who commented on the technique being different a few weeks ago and him using the Ga. technique now. He's not a reliable source?
Columbo is liked by his players, is probably a decent OL coach (past resume) but our young roster needed more help, evidenced by Judge stepping to help out and that having a positive effect. Possibly Judge wasn't in full agreement with the coaching style, techniques being taught.
We assume that the help that was needed wasn't something that could come from assistant position coaches, they already have those - it needed another top level guy.
So Judge efficiently went back to DeGuglielmo, his still unemployed 2nd choice OL coach candidate and asked him to come in and help out. It seems pretty clear this was not discussed with Columbo before, which is maybe a little bit disrespectful but also could indicate that Judge, knowing Columbo, foresaw that such a conversation would not be productive and had already made up his mind about bringing in DeGuglielmo.
So then Judge tells Columbo about it and he flips his shit & calls Judge some nasty words. Even though this is apparently is in character for Columbo, Judge don't play that, so Judge fires him. The new guy is the now interim OL position coach.
I have no questions about this.
Though I am slightly curious if Judge could have weathered the outrage from Columbo and talked him around. I assume there was more to it than that (wrong techniques, not on the same page...) so that wasn't really an option once it got to the name-calling. I don't really care that much about this point. It's Judge's business and he handled it.
Really? Because a football coach called another football coach a bad name? Isn’t that par for the course these days? He felt undermined, got upset. End of career?
I don't know if it's "par for the course".
Colombo called his boss the four letter C-word. That seems way over the top to me...even for football.
Another source added that the hands-on Judge wanted to bring in "one of his guys" to capture more control at a position that is not his expertise.
Assuming this is true, how do we unpack this?
Does this confirm that Judge let Garrett make the call on Colombo? And know Judge is pulling rank and making the move for "his guy"...?
I'm thinking that bringing on DD as an assistant was the first move in replacing Colombo. He gets all the players used to him, learns the players and schemes, reports all going on to Judge, then Judge lets Colombo go at the end of the season. Colombo saw it coming and blew up.
Yeah, I think you are correct. For whatever reason, Judge was not overall happy with Colombo. Wanted to bring DD in and then after the season let MC go and elevate DD to OL coach from assistant. Colombo read the writing on the all.
The Giants have an assistant OL coach already, so bringing DD seems superfluous. But if true that Judge needed to take a hands on approach with the line, then he was right to bring in DD. Doing this on the bye week also allows this to happen with most of the team away and out of earshot.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl who saw Columbo yell that word to Judge at 31 Flavors last night.
Columbo is liked by his players, is probably a decent OL coach (past resume) but our young roster needed more help, evidenced by Judge stepping to help out and that having a positive effect. Possibly Judge wasn't in full agreement with the coaching style, techniques being taught.
We assume that the help that was needed wasn't something that could come from assistant position coaches, they already have those - it needed another top level guy.
So Judge efficiently went back to DeGuglielmo, his still unemployed 2nd choice OL coach candidate and asked him to come in and help out. It seems pretty clear this was not discussed with Columbo before, which is maybe a little bit disrespectful but also could indicate that Judge, knowing Columbo, foresaw that such a conversation would not be productive and had already made up his mind about bringing in DeGuglielmo.
So then Judge tells Columbo about it and he flips his shit & calls Judge some nasty words. Even though this is apparently is in character for Columbo, Judge don't play that, so Judge fires him. The new guy is the now interim OL position coach.
I have no questions about this.
I think you summed it up very well ... I’ll add again that the Giants have (4) rookies on the active roster, plus a 2nd year guy (Barton) who we know very little about, and (2) 3rd year guys (Gates and Will) who still have a way to grow. It was great idea to bring in another set of experienced hands to help and Colombo should have accepted it as an opportunity to learn more himself. Along with Zeitler, there is more talent on this OL than I’ve seen in forever.
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1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Putting your hands on your boss in anyway is never a good idea.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Putting your hands on your boss in anyway is never a good idea.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Thanks.
This is what I have been thinking. Usually things like this are not a one time thing. I would bet there were issues going on for a while behind the scenes. If it was a one time confrontation it likely could have been worked out. This just sounds to me like the "straw that broke the camels back" type of thing.
If this is the case, then a change may be a good thing. No employee or organization likes to be surrounded by conflict
RE: RE: This story reminds me of this scene from Moneyball
Technique, scheme, I don’t know. Colombo might have been stuck on what worked for Zeke Elliot, expecting it to work with Barkley, but now had to make it work with Gallman, Freeman, and Morris.
DeG may not have a great personality but has the experience in technique and scheme to be successful. He gets a tryout to see if he fits where Colombo obviously didn’t.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
If this is the way this went down, yeah Columbo is an asshole, but as a people manager you have to see this happening. Sit him down, explain the situation, and if he isn’t onboard, sayanara.
it's Judge's team and if he wants to bring in a consultant and ultimately fire a coach because he doesn't like it, tough shit. Judge will be judged based on progress. Wins and losses.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
I'm thinking that bringing on DD as an assistant was the first move in replacing Colombo. He gets all the players used to him, learns the players and schemes, reports all going on to Judge, then Judge lets Colombo go at the end of the season. Colombo saw it coming and blew up.
+1
Colombo was gonna be replaced this off season, and he accelerated it himself with his blow up at JJ.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
If this is the way this went down, yeah Columbo is an asshole, but as a people manager you have to see this happening. Sit him down, explain the situation, and if he isn’t onboard, sayanara.
Yeah good lesson for Judge going forward. Should not have let Colombo hear this from someone else.
Appreciate the info, Peppers.
JB. The thing is Judge is a young, inexperienced coach,
but I’d there anything about the guy that says he’s not going to learn from this experience? I think that’s why we are all so excited. Just crazy to think we probably have our guy for next 15 years plus.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
True, although if I found out that my boss had hired a consultant behind my back that specializes precisely in my discipline of expertise, I wouldn't consider that a particularly good boss, either.
People bring in consultants all the time. There's any number of reasons why a boss might think that an extra set of eyes and ears could be of value, especially if there's a significant difference in experience level. But not making the employee aware of it is bad management, no matter how good of a job Judge is doing so far.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
True, although if I found out that my boss had hired a consultant behind my back that specializes precisely in my discipline of expertise, I wouldn't consider that a particularly good boss, either.
People bring in consultants all the time. There's any number of reasons why a boss might think that an extra set of eyes and ears could be of value, especially if there's a significant difference in experience level. But not making the employee aware of it is bad management, no matter how good of a job Judge is doing so far.
What you say is true in the corporate world ... but let’s not confuse that with the NFL which has more of a military like hierarchy. All coaches are to varying degree, control freaks and they are under no obligation to gain ‘buy in’ from their assistants or anyone else unless they see it necessary. Sure JJ could have done it differently if he wanted to, but don’t call it bad mgmt, especially without knowing any of the backstory details. His job is to put a winner on the field and go about it anyway he chooses.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
True, although if I found out that my boss had hired a consultant behind my back that specializes precisely in my discipline of expertise, I wouldn't consider that a particularly good boss, either.
People bring in consultants all the time. There's any number of reasons why a boss might think that an extra set of eyes and ears could be of value, especially if there's a significant difference in experience level. But not making the employee aware of it is bad management, no matter how good of a job Judge is doing so far.
What you say is true in the corporate world ... but let’s not confuse that with the NFL which has more of a military like hierarchy. All coaches are to varying degree, control freaks and they are under no obligation to gain ‘buy in’ from their assistants or anyone else unless they see it necessary. Sure JJ could have done it differently if he wanted to, but don’t call it bad mgmt, especially without knowing any of the backstory details. His job is to put a winner on the field and go about it anyway he chooses.
Staffs change all the time though, and you want a position on your staff to be attractive to potential coaching talent. These assistants aren't grunts that have to be there.
I agree with the notion Judge should have talked to Colombo
No of us really know how this went down. The consensus is the Line performed better the past few weeks and it's because of Judge's direct involvement. If Colombo wasnt doing his job, it was time to move on.
If the optics are bad, Judge will learn and handle things differently in the future.
RE: I agree with the notion Judge should have talked to Colombo
before he found out through the rumor mill. Nothing wrong with making the move, but that’s a little inexperience on Judge’s part.
Maybe he didnt have the opportunity because someone got ahead of him. Perhaps, this was the convo to inform Colombo he was bringing in Gugs to help? Again, conjecture.
2. Frees up Judge to do other things rather than just work with the OL
3. Bring in a guy who has a proven track record of coaching up the HogMollies
4. Happens at a decent time....the bye, so at least they will have a full week to get to know the new boss
Assuming this is true, how do we unpack this?
Does this confirm that Judge let Garrett make the call on Colombo? And know Judge is pulling rank and making the move for "his guy"...?
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Another source added that the hands-on Judge wanted to bring in "one of his guys" to capture more control at a position that is not his expertise.
Assuming this is true, how do we unpack this?
Does this confirm that Judge let Garrett make the call on Colombo? And know Judge is pulling rank and making the move for "his guy"...?
I'm thinking that bringing on DD as an assistant was the first move in replacing Colombo. He gets all the players used to him, learns the players and schemes, reports all going on to Judge, then Judge lets Colombo go at the end of the season. Colombo saw it coming and blew up.
Munchak is a perfect fit for the Giants style of play and would take this group to a new level.
MARC: You can’t fire me I QUIT!
But on some real, I think things got physical, pushing, shoving, punches thrown. These are grown men, lots of testosterone needed to coach NFL players.. which story do you believe?
MARC: You can’t fire me I QUIT!
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The OL is starting to play well, rookies are rounding out, etc. Then you read about Judge stepping in and assisting in coaching, and Thomas reverting back to his college technique and it answers a lot.
So WTF changed to good for Judge. I still don't know how to feel about this team right now, but the last few weeks are the first time in a few years I have felt good about the future of this team. Even after McAdoo's fist year, I didn't feel confident in the team. Right now, I do. Judge is in full control and holding everyone accountable. It's great.
As for Thomas, I remember a few weeks back his college coach was quoted about him not doing what they taught him and what made him a first round pick. So, what I haven't seen here (maybe I missed it) is what made him go back to his Georgia technique? Was it on his own? Did that interview with the Georgia coach make an impact? Is that Judge's doing also?
All this crap came from Paul Alexander who has a major ax to grind with Columbo. Who knew offensive line coaches were all a bunch of Mary’s?
This all comes to the fact Judge had to work with the offensive line, wanted to bring in an assistant, Columbo took it like the asshole he apparently is, and Judge fired him because their relationship was over. All this stuff about his “Georgia technique” is a bunch of unsubstantiated fluff. That Bobby Skinner guy has broken this down.
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But hey,he's the best 3-7 coach in the league
According to some, he’s leading them to a super bowl....:this year!!
That would be me. lol
Columbo is liked by his players, is probably a decent OL coach (past resume) but our young roster needed more help, evidenced by Judge stepping to help out and that having a positive effect. Possibly Judge wasn't in full agreement with the coaching style, techniques being taught.
We assume that the help that was needed wasn't something that could come from assistant position coaches, they already have those - it needed another top level guy.
So Judge efficiently went back to DeGuglielmo, his still unemployed 2nd choice OL coach candidate and asked him to come in and help out. It seems pretty clear this was not discussed with Columbo before, which is maybe a little bit disrespectful but also could indicate that Judge, knowing Columbo, foresaw that such a conversation would not be productive and had already made up his mind about bringing in DeGuglielmo.
So then Judge tells Columbo about it and he flips his shit & calls Judge some nasty words. Even though this is apparently is in character for Columbo, Judge don't play that, so Judge fires him. The new guy is the now interim OL position coach.
I have no questions about this.
Though I am slightly curious if Judge could have weathered the outrage from Columbo and talked him around. I assume there was more to it than that (wrong techniques, not on the same page...) so that wasn't really an option once it got to the name-calling. I don't really care that much about this point. It's Judge's business and he handled it.
also i think the 4 letter C word is CUNT. its CUNT guys.
You get the pissed off Dad treatment.
You call Judge a &@#^*!$
Your ass is fired.
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Really? Because a football coach called another football coach a bad name? Isn’t that par for the course these days? He felt undermined, got upset. End of career?
I don't know if it's "par for the course".
Colombo called his boss the four letter C-word. That seems way over the top to me...even for football.
Lmao
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Another source added that the hands-on Judge wanted to bring in "one of his guys" to capture more control at a position that is not his expertise.
Assuming this is true, how do we unpack this?
Does this confirm that Judge let Garrett make the call on Colombo? And know Judge is pulling rank and making the move for "his guy"...?
I'm thinking that bringing on DD as an assistant was the first move in replacing Colombo. He gets all the players used to him, learns the players and schemes, reports all going on to Judge, then Judge lets Colombo go at the end of the season. Colombo saw it coming and blew up.
Yeah, I think you are correct. For whatever reason, Judge was not overall happy with Colombo. Wanted to bring DD in and then after the season let MC go and elevate DD to OL coach from assistant. Colombo read the writing on the all.
The Giants have an assistant OL coach already, so bringing DD seems superfluous. But if true that Judge needed to take a hands on approach with the line, then he was right to bring in DD. Doing this on the bye week also allows this to happen with most of the team away and out of earshot.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Thanks.
I guess it's pretty serious.
The run blocking has gotten better, but the pass protection is horrid.
You see the stats from last week, that when well protected, Jones was 18-18 in passing.
No brainer that the OL needs to perform better. Especially pass protection.
Judge is beholden to noone... he wants it fixed.
I say GOOD!
The run blocking has gotten better, but the pass protection is horrid.
You see the stats from last week, that when well protected, Jones was 18-18 in passing.
No brainer that the OL needs to perform better. Especially pass protection.
Judge is beholden to noone... he wants it fixed.
I say GOOD!
noone? you mean no one? (two words)
The run blocking has gotten better, but the pass protection is horrid.
You see the stats from last week, that when well protected, Jones was 18-18 in passing.
No brainer that the OL needs to perform better. Especially pass protection.
Judge is beholden to noone... he wants it fixed.
I say GOOD!
Agreed, good riddance to Colombo.
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Has been shit all year. Just because the last 2 weeks they have been slightly better... slightly better than shit is still shit.
The run blocking has gotten better, but the pass protection is horrid.
You see the stats from last week, that when well protected, Jones was 18-18 in passing.
No brainer that the OL needs to perform better. Especially pass protection.
Judge is beholden to noone... he wants it fixed.
I say GOOD!
noone? you mean no one? (two words)
hey, I got beholden right!
Columbo is liked by his players, is probably a decent OL coach (past resume) but our young roster needed more help, evidenced by Judge stepping to help out and that having a positive effect. Possibly Judge wasn't in full agreement with the coaching style, techniques being taught.
We assume that the help that was needed wasn't something that could come from assistant position coaches, they already have those - it needed another top level guy.
So Judge efficiently went back to DeGuglielmo, his still unemployed 2nd choice OL coach candidate and asked him to come in and help out. It seems pretty clear this was not discussed with Columbo before, which is maybe a little bit disrespectful but also could indicate that Judge, knowing Columbo, foresaw that such a conversation would not be productive and had already made up his mind about bringing in DeGuglielmo.
So then Judge tells Columbo about it and he flips his shit & calls Judge some nasty words. Even though this is apparently is in character for Columbo, Judge don't play that, so Judge fires him. The new guy is the now interim OL position coach.
I have no questions about this.
I think you summed it up very well ... I’ll add again that the Giants have (4) rookies on the active roster, plus a 2nd year guy (Barton) who we know very little about, and (2) 3rd year guys (Gates and Will) who still have a way to grow. It was great idea to bring in another set of experienced hands to help and Colombo should have accepted it as an opportunity to learn more himself. Along with Zeitler, there is more talent on this OL than I’ve seen in forever.
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I am guessing he rents rather than buys.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Putting your hands on your boss in anyway is never a good idea.
It's one thing to call another guy that, but sorta pathetic that others can't even reference the term other than with an abbreviation.
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Putting your hands on your boss in anyway is never a good idea.
Exactly
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Thanks.
This is what I have been thinking. Usually things like this are not a one time thing. I would bet there were issues going on for a while behind the scenes. If it was a one time confrontation it likely could have been worked out. This just sounds to me like the "straw that broke the camels back" type of thing.
If this is the case, then a change may be a good thing. No employee or organization likes to be surrounded by conflict
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That's a great scene. I still haven't read the book, but I intend to. Loved the movie.
I'm not usually one of those people and I don't even like baseball but the book is infinitely better.
Technique, scheme, I don’t know. Colombo might have been stuck on what worked for Zeke Elliot, expecting it to work with Barkley, but now had to make it work with Gallman, Freeman, and Morris.
DeG may not have a great personality but has the experience in technique and scheme to be successful. He gets a tryout to see if he fits where Colombo obviously didn’t.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
If this is the way this went down, yeah Columbo is an asshole, but as a people manager you have to see this happening. Sit him down, explain the situation, and if he isn’t onboard, sayanara.
lol. Got to be some irony in there somewhere.
He doesn't have time for this dumb shit.
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Thanks for sharing the info.
+1
Colombo was gonna be replaced this off season, and he accelerated it himself with his blow up at JJ.
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
If this is the way this went down, yeah Columbo is an asshole, but as a people manager you have to see this happening. Sit him down, explain the situation, and if he isn’t onboard, sayanara.
Yeah good lesson for Judge going forward. Should not have let Colombo hear this from someone else.
Appreciate the info, Peppers.
Great question. We probably never checked. Bunch of luddites in that FO.
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lol. Got to be some irony in there somewhere.
Only a dick would use the word cunt.
If you're a decent person, you want to give the assistant a little wiggle-room to continue his career without the press all over him.
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
True, although if I found out that my boss had hired a consultant behind my back that specializes precisely in my discipline of expertise, I wouldn't consider that a particularly good boss, either.
People bring in consultants all the time. There's any number of reasons why a boss might think that an extra set of eyes and ears could be of value, especially if there's a significant difference in experience level. But not making the employee aware of it is bad management, no matter how good of a job Judge is doing so far.
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
True, although if I found out that my boss had hired a consultant behind my back that specializes precisely in my discipline of expertise, I wouldn't consider that a particularly good boss, either.
People bring in consultants all the time. There's any number of reasons why a boss might think that an extra set of eyes and ears could be of value, especially if there's a significant difference in experience level. But not making the employee aware of it is bad management, no matter how good of a job Judge is doing so far.
What you say is true in the corporate world ... but let’s not confuse that with the NFL which has more of a military like hierarchy. All coaches are to varying degree, control freaks and they are under no obligation to gain ‘buy in’ from their assistants or anyone else unless they see it necessary. Sure JJ could have done it differently if he wanted to, but don’t call it bad mgmt, especially without knowing any of the backstory details. His job is to put a winner on the field and go about it anyway he chooses.
And that was right after Colombo’s last game as an NFL player
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What I've heard..
1st. Judge and Colombo got into a shouting match - in each other's faces which led to Colombo shoving Judge. He was irate but there was no fistfight.
2nd. Apparently, this has been brewing for a while. There's been tension between the two since the start of the season. Colombo found out about DeGuglielmo from another coach/person in the building. Colombo confronted Judge. There was no set meeting where Judge informed Colombo.
Jesus, if that's true Colombo must be a real hothead. That's next level prick to do that to your boss.
True, although if I found out that my boss had hired a consultant behind my back that specializes precisely in my discipline of expertise, I wouldn't consider that a particularly good boss, either.
People bring in consultants all the time. There's any number of reasons why a boss might think that an extra set of eyes and ears could be of value, especially if there's a significant difference in experience level. But not making the employee aware of it is bad management, no matter how good of a job Judge is doing so far.
What you say is true in the corporate world ... but let’s not confuse that with the NFL which has more of a military like hierarchy. All coaches are to varying degree, control freaks and they are under no obligation to gain ‘buy in’ from their assistants or anyone else unless they see it necessary. Sure JJ could have done it differently if he wanted to, but don’t call it bad mgmt, especially without knowing any of the backstory details. His job is to put a winner on the field and go about it anyway he chooses.
Staffs change all the time though, and you want a position on your staff to be attractive to potential coaching talent. These assistants aren't grunts that have to be there.
If the optics are bad, Judge will learn and handle things differently in the future.
Maybe he didnt have the opportunity because someone got ahead of him. Perhaps, this was the convo to inform Colombo he was bringing in Gugs to help? Again, conjecture.
Who's the rat?