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Old 12-09-2013, 11:57 AM   #61
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For now.
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Old 12-09-2013, 12:02 PM   #62
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For now.
He doesn't want to leave California so he'll probably just stay a consultant
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Old 12-09-2013, 12:04 PM   #63
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He doesn't want to leave California so he'll probably just stay a consultant
Makes no sense then y even be one
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Old 12-09-2013, 12:06 PM   #64
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Coughlin is a great coach
Coughlin might be the most under-rated coach in the NFL.
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Old 12-09-2013, 12:06 PM   #65
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We don't want him then. We need people committed to making this work. I believed MS was that guy but all of this shows he's more committed to making himself look good.
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Old 12-09-2013, 12:08 PM   #66
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Coughlin might be the most under-rated coach in the NFL.
I hate Coughlin but he is fantastic. He almost lost that job before he finally figured it all out (how to lead) and then proceeded to win 2 SB with decent but not great teams.
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it's not , maybe OC or DC .....Coughlin is there until he wants to leave .Record for starters in one season is 55 ,Giants have had 47this year add in a death of a relative (brother) and it's been an overall bad season .All teams have injuries this year they just could not get around them .
All the credit in the world to Coughlin for coaching his ass off when the playoffs weren't a realistic possibility to maintain some level of respectability for something less than $6 million/year in salary. Takes a lot of mental toughness to pull your team out of the crapper.

Someone less tough may have taken the salary and quit on his team. Can't think of anyone though.
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We don't want him then. We need people committed to making this work. I believed MS was that guy but all of this shows he's more committed to making himself look good.
A lesson that could have been learned from the end in Denver.
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Makes no sense then y even be one
What do you mean?
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What do you mean?
Well I mean y even be there for the team for.advice if u are not in the same state
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Makes no sense then y even be one
Makes a lot of sense. Smith doesn't have to take the brunt of the responsibility that the full time GM in Washington would have to take on. He merely provides advice to the GM on player personnel, doesn't have to leave California, and if things go belly up, he isn't the one to blame. But moreover, if Smith does want another GM position, then being a consultant is a good way to get your name back out there and to provide something good for your resume.
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Well I mean y even be there for the team for.advice if u are not in the same state
Doesn't need to be there 100% of the time
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^ That is okay with me if it makes Bruce Allen better. I hope Smith drops a bug about KW in Snyder's ear. I'm sure he see the job Ken is doing with that SD offense.
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I'd be ok with KW here he's a good coach
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