(10-21-2019, 03:12 PM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote:

(10-21-2019, 02:46 PM)TrivialPursuit Wrote: No one cares what Tom Coughlin said.

What we do care about is that regardless of what Coughlin said, Jalen was too weak to handle it. And I don't care if he was the most talented CB in the NFL (he's not) - we shouldn't want WEAK players on our team.

That's just spittin' facts.

That's a huge problem and spitting facts is the opposite of your post, but believe what you want.

(10-21-2019, 02:53 PM)I am Yoda Wrote: The “man who caused it” is the player by his words and behavior.   Ramsey is a proven liar. Of the things Coughlin is, liar is not among them.

Some folks don’t relate well to authority or authoritative people. Ramsey is one. Evidently, some posters are, too.


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You may be right.  If my bosses' boss talked to me disrespectfully, about me and my boss arguing over what i felt was my importance to the company and trust between us, i'd have 2 options...  Stay at the job and know i don't matter or go to a company that appreciates my talents.  What he did was just that, although he had to fake the significance of a reported injury to make it happen.  The point is that Coughlin comes out and talks tough when it comes to fans opinions on his job but when a player says something, silence.  Thats weak and you can spin it however you want.  Still weak an he'll get his bye felicia moment as well.