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mcgruff10 said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

FU Pederson:
“To disrespect the effort that everyone put forth to make this season a success for the NFL, to disrespect the game by not going out there and competing for 60 minutes and giving everything you can to help those players win. We will never do that as long as I’m the head coach of the New York Giants.”

Judge is a serious hard ass. Supposedly insufferable to be around.

Supposedly? Again, he makes coaches run laps.

Oh my god.  Expecting your coaches to be in half way decent shape like your players?  What is wrong with that?
I ve coached for close to twenty years and would always warm up and do various drills and scrimmage with my soccer and baseball players. To me that is leading by example.  

You can't be serious.
This is the NFL. Coaches are grown and sometimes old men, you don't treat them like teenagers and make them run laps.
The Giants running backs coach for example is 68 years old, you're gonna make an example of that man and make him run laps in front of everyone else? 
Judge didn't learn this behavior from Belichick. Bill never had Charlie Weiss and Romeo Crennell running laps.

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

FU Pederson:
“To disrespect the effort that everyone put forth to make this season a success for the NFL, to disrespect the game by not going out there and competing for 60 minutes and giving everything you can to help those players win. We will never do that as long as I’m the head coach of the New York Giants.”

Judge is a serious hard ass. Supposedly insufferable to be around.

Supposedly? Again, he makes coaches run laps.

Oh my god.  Expecting your coaches to be in half way decent shape like your players?  What is wrong with that?
I ve coached for close to twenty years and would always warm up and do various drills and scrimmage with my soccer and baseball players. To me that is leading by example.  

You can't be serious.
This is the NFL. Coaches are grown and sometimes old men, you don't treat them like teenagers and make them run laps.
The Giants running backs coach for example is 68 years old, you're gonna make an example of that man and make him run laps in front of everyone else? 
Judge didn't learn this behavior from Belichick. Bill never had Charlie Weiss and Romeo Crennell running laps.

Dude when I am 68 I plan on being able to run laps.   I don't see any problem with making your coaching staff run a few laps in order to stay in reasonable shape.  It seems like the players and coaches embraced it. 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29681822/giants-joe-judge-making-players-coaches-run-padded-practices-return-meadowlands

"The last time I [ran laps for mistakes], probably middle school," wide receiver Sterling Shepard said. "I'm embracing the change. I'm all for it."

Star running back Saquon Barkley also could barely remember the last time he saw this technique used for accountability. Barkley hesitated when trying to recall.

"I don't know," he eventually answered. "But hey, we're really focused on being a detailed team and holding each other accountable. Little things matter. It comes with the territory."

That seems to be the biggest difference between Judge and his predecessors. His attention to detail is off the charts.

mcgruff10 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

FU Pederson:
“To disrespect the effort that everyone put forth to make this season a success for the NFL, to disrespect the game by not going out there and competing for 60 minutes and giving everything you can to help those players win. We will never do that as long as I’m the head coach of the New York Giants.”

Judge is a serious hard ass. Supposedly insufferable to be around.

Supposedly? Again, he makes coaches run laps.

Oh my god.  Expecting your coaches to be in half way decent shape like your players?  What is wrong with that?
I ve coached for close to twenty years and would always warm up and do various drills and scrimmage with my soccer and baseball players. To me that is leading by example.  

You can't be serious.
This is the NFL. Coaches are grown and sometimes old men, you don't treat them like teenagers and make them run laps.
The Giants running backs coach for example is 68 years old, you're gonna make an example of that man and make him run laps in front of everyone else? 
Judge didn't learn this behavior from Belichick. Bill never had Charlie Weiss and Romeo Crennell running laps.

Dude when I am 68 I plan on being able to run laps.   I don't see any problem with making your coaching staff run a few laps in order to stay in reasonable shape.  It seems like the players and coaches embraced it. 

Yeah, but as pointed lout by Jearlpam above, he isn't asking coaches to run to stay in shape. It is done as punishment for a mistake. Its to belittle them in front of the team.

I too appreciate meat for brains.

mcgruff10 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

FU Pederson:
“To disrespect the effort that everyone put forth to make this season a success for the NFL, to disrespect the game by not going out there and competing for 60 minutes and giving everything you can to help those players win. We will never do that as long as I’m the head coach of the New York Giants.”

Judge is a serious hard ass. Supposedly insufferable to be around.

Supposedly? Again, he makes coaches run laps.

Oh my god.  Expecting your coaches to be in half way decent shape like your players?  What is wrong with that?
I ve coached for close to twenty years and would always warm up and do various drills and scrimmage with my soccer and baseball players. To me that is leading by example.  

You can't be serious.
This is the NFL. Coaches are grown and sometimes old men, you don't treat them like teenagers and make them run laps.
The Giants running backs coach for example is 68 years old, you're gonna make an example of that man and make him run laps in front of everyone else? 
Judge didn't learn this behavior from Belichick. Bill never had Charlie Weiss and Romeo Crennell running laps.

Dude when I am 68 I plan on being able to run laps.   I don't see any problem with making your coaching staff run a few laps in order to stay in reasonable shape.  It seems like the players and coaches embraced it. 

Yeah, but as pointed lout by Jearlpam above, he isn't asking coaches to run to stay in shape. It is done as punishment for a mistake. Its to belittle them in front of the team.

Belittle?  Don't make mistakes.  I love the accountability.

Comes across kinda like this to those of us not wearing Big Blue colored glasses:

Blood face?!!!
Omg I about shit my pants.
.   

Also, I would pay money to see either Romeo Crennell OR Charlie Weiss run.
Not run a lap - nfw they could do that - would love to see just 50 yards.  More and I think they might both die.

F Me In The Brain said:

Blood face?!!!
Omg I about shit my pants.
.   

Also, I would pay money to see either Romeo Crennell OR Charlie Weiss run.
Not run a lap - nfw they could do that - would love to see just 50 yards.  More and I think they might both die.

Charlie Weiss would absolutely die lol.  Rex Ryan and his brother too lol. 

mcgruff10 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Poncier said:

mcgruff10 said:

FU Pederson:
“To disrespect the effort that everyone put forth to make this season a success for the NFL, to disrespect the game by not going out there and competing for 60 minutes and giving everything you can to help those players win. We will never do that as long as I’m the head coach of the New York Giants.”

Judge is a serious hard ass. Supposedly insufferable to be around.

Supposedly? Again, he makes coaches run laps.

Oh my god.  Expecting your coaches to be in half way decent shape like your players?  What is wrong with that?
I ve coached for close to twenty years and would always warm up and do various drills and scrimmage with my soccer and baseball players. To me that is leading by example.  

You can't be serious.
This is the NFL. Coaches are grown and sometimes old men, you don't treat them like teenagers and make them run laps.
The Giants running backs coach for example is 68 years old, you're gonna make an example of that man and make him run laps in front of everyone else? 
Judge didn't learn this behavior from Belichick. Bill never had Charlie Weiss and Romeo Crennell running laps.

Dude when I am 68 I plan on being able to run laps.   I don't see any problem with making your coaching staff run a few laps in order to stay in reasonable shape.  It seems like the players and coaches embraced it. 

Yeah, but as pointed lout by Jearlpam above, he isn't asking coaches to run to stay in shape. It is done as punishment for a mistake. Its to belittle them in front of the team.

Belittle?  Don't make mistakes.  I love the accountability.

Comes across kinda like this to those of us not wearing Big Blue colored glasses:

damn I never realized how soft Philly fans are.  

I am not a Philly fan.

Jearlpam0925 said:

We're the soft ones yet this guy can't shut the fuck up about his 6-10 team missing out on the playoffs.

I think what the rest of us did was grow up, and not finger our buttholes about sportzball and when men were MEN.

Typical Philly fan taking it to the next level. Geez. 

pjpjpaul said:

as a football fan it was cringeworthy to witness Hurts on the bench after he played pretty well and just how bad his backup was. 

Hurts was 7-20 for 72 yards, no TDs and 1 INT.
He sucked. His passer rating was 25.4
He deserved to be replaced. Of course Sudfeld was worse, but still, its not like Hurts was really doing anything from a passing standpoint to justify continuing in the game.