(12-20-2019, 08:51 AM)snowwolf776 Wrote: fireing tom will turn out to be a mistake. it will come back,and bite the jags. the team still needs displine.  yes with tom jags are leading team in nfl with pentlys,but without im its going ro get worse. 


players won't show up again to work,players will just take time off all of the time like before,and jags will become the laughing stock of  the nfl again. a nfl needs displine. 

Rather we like or dislike the patriots they win more then lose cause of the team displine.

New England is also well known for going through extreme measures to get an advantage over their opponents.

Whether it's bending the rules, abusing the rules, finding a loop hole or just flat out breaking the rules.

They've done it all under Billy Bob Belichick. They've done it so much that it's cost them draft picks, various fines and they may have another penalty coming their way for the Bengals incident.

Not exactly the poster boy or golden model of ethics and sportsmanship to use as an example here.

But I agree. This team needs discipline. Within the rules. . .

There's a thin line between abuse and discipline. Coughlin abused his power in his position and it's been universally agreed and accepted now around the NFL that he was in the wrong.

There was NO WAY that Khan could have retained Coughlin after the news that broke earlier this week. It's not good for business. Especially when the Union is saying to stay away.

Will it be a mistake for firing him again? Maybe. But it would have been a much more severe mistake to retain him after all of this was made public.

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