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Arbitrator rules against Jaguars in grievance with NFLPA
Fined our own Dante Fowler $700,000! He got it back.
Fined our own Dante Fowler $700,000! He got it back.
Arbitrator rules against Jax Jaguars
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Tom Coughlin has been doing this crap since he was first hired as coach for the jags. He did it in New York as well. He'd fine you for wearing white socks. No joke. The worst part is the NFLPA is warning free agents to stay away from the jags. Khan better completely clean house.
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Some of the comments in support of Coughlin were pretty funny. People were attacking the players for not being tough like "the good ole days" which cracks me up.
Like it or not, this is the way it works today with NFL players. A dinosaur like Coughlin cannot operate within the modern construct so he needs to follow me into retirement and stay there.
Like it or not, this is the way it works today with NFL players. A dinosaur like Coughlin cannot operate within the modern construct so he needs to follow me into retirement and stay there.
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And he's gone!!! Yay, didn't think Khan had it in him to make the move when it needed to be made.
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The Lateral Move
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Exactly.
Couple of years ago I had the pleasure to meet Jared (Pillsbury Throwboy, RIP) Lorenzen and spend some time with him as he was doing some PR work with our company. Really a cool guy to hang around and he loved playing the Gators! Had to razz him a bit. Anyway, many know that JL played for the Giants when Coughlin was the HC and they won a Super Bowl. But the point is, spot on with Coughlin and his mentality when it comes to how things in the NFL are today. Outta time and outta place. JL said coughlin would fine you for some of the most ridiculous stuff. Most of it for JL was about having to worry about weekly weigh in, but he'd make it with some time in the steam room. But this to say what we here in the media about TC, is actually correct. It's a different day in the NFL. We may not like it, but it is way past Coughlin's time for sure.
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Uhh Bengals and Browns have sucked since before the Gags existed.
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Sucks living in Southern Ohio, doesn’t Donk? You can mix up Vegas and Northern Nevada all day but your homestead is 100x more miserable.
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I live In Idaho and sometimes Iowa.
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And yet somehow the Jags have lapped the Browns along the track to the bottom.
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My Gags may suck, but I take pride in Crabs not being my QB. He alone makes me root for the Bucs to lose every single game.
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This better not be true. Everyone needs to go. Why would you keep a coach the team consistently quits on?
Sources: Khan wants Marrone, GM back in 2020
Jacksonville Jaguars team owner Shad Khan has confided internally that he'd prefer to see the return of head coach Doug Marrone and general manager Dave Caldwell for the 2020 season, league sources told ESPN.
A few paragraphs later,
Sources have indicated to ESPN that Khan and others throughout the organization believe Marrone and Caldwell -- who led a team that was within one quarter of reaching the Super Bowl after the 2017 season -- have shown they are capable of doing their jobs.
Sources: Khan wants Marrone, GM back in 2020
Jacksonville Jaguars team owner Shad Khan has confided internally that he'd prefer to see the return of head coach Doug Marrone and general manager Dave Caldwell for the 2020 season, league sources told ESPN.
A few paragraphs later,
Sources have indicated to ESPN that Khan and others throughout the organization believe Marrone and Caldwell -- who led a team that was within one quarter of reaching the Super Bowl after the 2017 season -- have shown they are capable of doing their jobs.
