Tom Coughlin is out as the head of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ front office
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...-tom-coughlin/
Tom Coughlin is out as the head of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ front office
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...-tom-coughlin/
Smart move - NFLPA was warning free agents to stay away due to Coughlin’s propensity for imposing fines, which were the subject of a grievance the NFLPA won.
Surprised the NFLPA went public on telling players to stay away, but Jags owner correctly decided to blow it up since HC candidates probably want no part of answering to a fossil like Coughlin
Maybe the rumor will start that the Jags owner wants to trade the first round pick they got in the Ramsey trade to bring in Tomlin to oversee football ops
Tom Coughlin always treated his players like it was the 50’s.
I knew people in NJ who knew him well when he was coaching the Giants. They described him as a total douche...to everyone.
He acted like he was General Patton.
I thought Coughlin was a good coach, but in today's NFL the cry baby players can't accept the discipline that he coaches with.
Equal number of Super Bowl appearances as Tomlin over a 21 year career as HC, after throwing out his first year when Jax was an expansion team 7 out of 20 seasons with a losing record, and a 1999 AFC championship game home loss to the Titans that is as bad a playoff loss as anything Tomlin has ever dialed up
https://www.pro-football-reference.c...s/jax/1999.htm
I will always be grateful to Coughlin for the Giants beating the 2007 and 2011 Pats but I will take Tomlin anytime even leaving the personalities aside (which of course is immaterial to success as a head coach - Belichick is a cheater and curmudgeon along with being the greatest NFL HC of all time)
My lasting memory of Coughlin is when the Giants beat the Packers in frigid conditions at Lambeau in the playoffs and his face was so red I thought it was going to break
Coughlin coached BC hangs on to beat Holtz coached No. 1 Notre Dame. This was a great game.