Tom Coughlin has harsh words for Greg Schiano

[Keith Moons Liver]

I'm with Schiano all the way. This isn't some getting angry during a blow out and trying to hurt the other team. They had a legitimate chance of winning the game. It may have been a very small chance, but it was there, and it's their job as professionals to take it. Quitting is for losers, and I'm very disappointed that a super bowl winner like Coughlin would endorse that kind of attitude. He of all people should know better, considering how many miserable regular season coaching performances he has saved by fighting to the end.

[bro0klyn]

I'm with Schiano all the way. This isn't some getting angry during a blow out and trying to hurt the other team. They had a legitimate chance of winning the game. It may have been a very small chance, but it was there, and it's their job as professionals to take it. Quitting is for losers, and I'm very disappointed that a super bowl winner like Coughlin would endorse that kind of attitude. He of all people should know better, considering how many miserable regular season coaching performances he has saved by fighting to the end.

The giants couldve called a deep bomb to nicks to run up the score or stat pad too you know. That wouldnt be a quitters action now would it. Im just glad no one got hurt during that dumb bone headed move.

[jtnc]

I'm with Schiano all the way. This isn't some getting angry during a blow out and trying to hurt the other team. They had a legitimate chance of winning the game. It may have been a very small chance, but it was there, and it's their job as professionals to take it. Quitting is for losers, and I'm very disappointed that a super bowl winner like Coughlin would endorse that kind of attitude. He of all people should know better, considering how many miserable regular season coaching performances he has saved by fighting to the end.

Tom Jackson had a very good perspective on this last night saying that how can he say his team finishes every game when they were taking a knee with two minutes on the clock vs Carolina, isn't that quitting? And Dikta said he was completely okay with it but warned him what goes around, comes around.

[Johnny Rockets]

There is an understanding amongst teams that as long as you don't attempt to advance the ball we won't attack your guys. It's an unwritten rule, a gentlemens agreement between coaches.

To betray that without warning is the act of bitch.

Not disagreeing with you on this because I see both sides of the argument but what I found it humorous that Dan Marino had similar thoughts on the incident of what you said here but is it really much different than this?

http://youtu.be/eZfzr9tB4oo

Marino made it clear he was spiking the ball, the defense let up and he took advantage. What if the defense had tried to blast through the line and he really was going to spike the ball? Surely people could have gotten hurt.

[jtnc]

Not disagreeing with you on this because I see both sides of the argument but what I found it humorous that Dan Marino had similar thoughts on the incident of what you said here but is it really much different than this?

http://youtu.be/eZfzr9tB4oo

Marino made it clear he was spiking the ball, the defense let up and he took advantage. What if the defense had tried to blast through the line and he really was going to spike the ball? Surely people could have gotten hurt.

A spike is different than a kneel.

[Dorian Gray]

Tom Jackson had a very good perspective on this last night saying that how can he say his team finishes every game when they were taking a knee with two minutes on the clock vs Carolina, isn't that quitting?

Wow, that's a terrible argument from Tom Jackson.

[Longbeachisland]

It was frustration by Schiano. If he plays til the end, how come they didn't use that last timeout and then do it again? That would have been playing until the end.

[rayzor]

has anyone checked to see if he really did this at rutgers and caused fumbles like he said?

[Panthers128]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/auto/0ap2000000064760/Schiano-does-it-again

Hah, he did it again. Romo looked like he was having flashbacks of the Seahawks playoff fiasco for a moment there.

[ladypanther]

has anyone checked to see if he really did this at rutgers and caused fumbles like he said?

On TV they said it had worked several times. Don't remember the numbers. I think that crap will end up backfiring on him in the NFL.

[TheRed]

I haven't seen anyone do it in college football let alone the NFL.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/auto/0ap2000000064760/Schiano-does-it-again

Hah, he did it again. Romo looked like he was having flashbacks of the Seahawks playoff fiasco for a moment there.

Seriously? It must have happened right after I changed the channel. Link didn't work.