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Khan Fires Coughlin
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Ex Jaguar and current union rep Mickey Washington insinuates Coughlin's work with the Jay Fund is to gain public perception. What a dope. With spiteful people like this representing the nflpa, I find it difficult to ever take their side. NFL owners should fight harder next negotiations.
Mickey Washington (@MickWash) tweeted at 4:17 PM on Sun, Dec 22, 2019: My first hand personal knowledge trumps doing things on behalf of or with an organization to gain public perceptions. Clearly, you have not polled players he coached especially your former teammates. (https://twitter.com/MickWash/status/1208...91296?s=03) ________________________________________________ Scouting well is all that matters. Draft philosophy is all fluff. |
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