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11-09-14 06:10 PM #1
Finally is Tom Coughlin Fired ?
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11-09-14 06:13 PM #2
Agreed Sammy...he is done
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11-09-14 06:15 PM #3
He is friends with the owner. He should be gone yes.
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11-09-14 06:25 PM #4
He has nothing to work with. And the Giants should have never got rid of Kevin Gilbride
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11-09-14 06:26 PM #5
Have to agree, his team sucks, he should be gone.
Originally Posted by Sam Odom
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11-09-14 06:27 PM #6
No... 2 superbowls. Coaching is not reason here.
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11-09-14 06:28 PM #7
He won't be fired, but I can see him retire after this year. He's up there in age and I think he's at the end of his coaching career.
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11-09-14 06:31 PM #8
Honestly, that would be kind of "dirty" to do Tom like that. He won them two SBs with pretty average teams. Doesn't matter who the coach of the Giants is, they'd probably be a 5-6 win team at best. Their roster sucked coming into the year, mix it in with some injuries and their roster is trash.
If anything, fire Perry Fewell, I don't think he even knew that Russell Wilson is a running QB.
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11-09-14 06:33 PM #9
Need to fire Eli too. Maybe trade him to the Cardinals if they want him.
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11-09-14 06:42 PM #10
End of year he'll retire
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11-09-14 07:43 PM #11
GM has done terrible job. If they didn't win the second Super Bowl vs. NE, both of them would be gone after this year. Roster is terrible.
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11-09-14 07:45 PM #12
Tom won 2 super bowls, beat belicheat and brady 2 times, Tom is a great coach
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11-09-14 10:51 PM #13
Far as Im concerned he can stay for as long as he wants...as long as he doesnt put the challenge flag in his socks anymore Originally Posted by Scorpion
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11-10-14 12:11 AM #14
2 miracle wildcard runs to the Superbowl and shit years with no playoffs in all other years
Weird team under Coughlin/Eli.....Even the years they won the Superbowl no one thought of them as elite or even close
Still, gotta let him go out on his own terms
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11-10-14 12:17 AM #15
No sense in firing him now
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11-10-14 12:39 AM #16
Nyg +4 over sf WEEK 11
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11-10-14 01:16 AM #17
he wont reitre folks. guy lives for coaching and will do it until he is fired 100%. he has pretty much stated this
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11-10-14 01:54 AM #18
Winning 2 super bowls. Their keeping him.
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11-10-14 04:31 AM #19
Here is my problem with this. During Andy Reid's last year in Philly as a lame duck, the National Media buried the fan base of Philadelphia saying things like "be careful what you wish for" "Philly fans don't deserve a good coach" "Andy deserves to leave on his own terms" after 14 years of producing nothing minus 4 NFC Championship games which don't mean shit (especially when you lose in 2 of them that you were favored in at home). After 10 years in NYC, Coughlin delivered NYC 2 super bowls with less than a dominant team, defeating the Pats twice including one of the most dominating teams I ever witnessed (2007 Pats) and these guys just want to run him out and hang it all on him. penetrate that, if half that had the same fire/attitude that Tom had then maybe they'd have some life..........
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11-10-14 06:27 AM #20
It's hard to find a parallel example, but the closest was Shanny in DEN who survived 10 years after his last SB.
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11-10-14 07:11 AM #21
he won 2 super bowls so he is untouchable.
New Yorkers think just bc they live in a big city the Yankees, Giants, Mets, Yankees , Jets,and knicks should be good every year.
I mean so what they got blown out at Seattle??? that had to be expected its a tremendous home field advantage... they have real fans in Seattle.
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11-10-14 07:15 AM #22
Giants fans just be thankful that Eli said he was too good for San Diego... he atleast got yall 2 rings.
How many Rings does Rivers have?
0.
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11-10-14 07:16 AM #23
Checkmate Originally Posted by Big Bear
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11-10-14 07:18 AM #24
this Originally Posted by bigtymer56
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11-10-14 07:27 AM #25
It doesn't get any easier for the Giants, SF coming to town isn't going to be an easy out.
If I'm a Giants fan, I stick it out with Coughlin, he seems to have the magic, whatever it is.
Giants have 3 division games left. They can steady the ship, beat on their rivals, give the fans hope.
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11-10-14 11:16 AM #26
Ok... "Fire" is too strong
Retire and let John Mara give him a cushy job title
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11-10-14 11:22 AM #27
He had a great run
The game has passed him buy
amazing these old guys refuse to give up jobs..greedy $$$
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11-10-14 12:35 PM #28
Eli is a joke. Hard to believe he won not 1 but 2 Super Bowls!
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11-10-14 12:38 PM #29
Here is why he will stay:
1) New Offense put into place - needs time to gel and work
2) Top guys on offense injured - not Coughlin's fault (Jennings and Cruz)
3) Rookie RB not panning out (Williams) and Beckham is finally but missed a lot of games early in the year
4) In offseason, they invested way too much into the secondary. On paper, best secondary in the league. Offensive line, Special Teams, and other areas still a weakness that were barely addressed
5) Eli coming off surgery, older, and learning the new offense
All these things you could say are "against" the Giants. I do agree, that they need to shake things up but doubt he will get fired mid-season.
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11-10-14 04:27 PM #30
https://www.google.com/search?q=the+...hrome&ie=UTF-8 Originally Posted by TheeArchBishop
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11-10-14 04:45 PM #31
This and this. Originally Posted by Renegades
I hated when the Giants signed him, thought he was too much drill sergeant for me, but he learned to adapt, toned it down, and he became likeable.
He's saddled with a QB who is a pick machine, and if you look at his career, was a pretty good QB, not great by any stretch, who has limited mobility, they haven't had a solid running back in almost 10 years when Tiki retired, and as much as I loved Barber, he wasn't elite. Bradshaw was a good back, but really, what kind of run attack has Tom had to work with too?
You can't put all this on Coughlin, McAdoo is not the savior, I knew that experiment was going to blow up in the Giants face, you can't install that type of offense in one season, especially on that team that isn't their style, you can tell nobody is buy into that west coast offense or whatever you want to call it.
Tisch and Mara won't fire Coughlin, and Tom has no desire to retire, he will coach two more seasons
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11-10-14 04:56 PM #32
Nobody got rid of Gilbride. Originally Posted by Renegades
Gilbride retired, and no he wasn't pushed into retirement, Gilbride had a contract on the table, with a pen next to it.
Gilbride wanted one last shot as head coach in NFL.
His Charger team sucked ass, brutal defense and his QB was Ryan Leaf, how'd that work out for Kevin?
Nobody got rid of Gilbride, he retired, he wanted to go home to family, and wait for a HC job to be offered to him, if not, he'll stay retired. He took a lot of the blame for the 2012 Giants though.
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11-10-14 04:58 PM #33
Coughlin has done some amazing things with this football team. But I do agree... he needs to go now. Regardless of how many championships and playoff appearances. I don't think the team is responding well to him. I also believe the OC screwing with Eli's head with those new QB techniques wasn't the answer either. A variety of issues... but Coughlin needs to go.
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11-10-14 05:01 PM #34
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11-10-14 05:04 PM #35
I never liked Coughlin, but he's delivered the goods twice, so he should stay. Any plan on who the replacement would be, and would he be better?
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