(10-22-2019, 01:48 PM)Last42min Wrote: There's a ton of hypocrisy in that video.

He says they never talk to him like a man, face to face. When they do, it's disrespectful.

He complains that the front office brings up stuff to the media, then never addresses it afterwards. It makes him feel like a bum. But he says himself that he never addressed his sideline spat with Marrone, so again it's ok for him to do it, but not anyone else.

He says he doesn't feel trusted, but doesn't trust his head coach. It doesn't matter what Jalen sees, it matters what the camera sees. Marrone needs to check with his guys and see what tape there is, and if they say no, he needs to trust them. This has to be common knowledge. I get being caught up in the moment, but the fact that he still feels he wasn't being trusted after the fact speaks volumes about his ego.

This whole ordeal is centered around Jalen's ego. He has one set of standards for himself, and one for everyone else. He's gonna be a problem for other teams unless he matures. We'll see. Maybe Coughlin is too tough on the players, but I definitely don't think that's the problem in this situation.