"Football" WOO!A Story by Postkidz At Eisenhower there’s always been a tradition of Giants fans smack talking the Jets fans, and the Jets fans smack talking the Giants fans. The teams split the school between a sea of green and a sea of blue, and whenever they play, fans are on the edge of their seats. These two teams are lead by their coaches, big mouth Rex Ryan, and short tempered Thomas Coughlin. In the last two seasons the Giants have failed to reach the playoffs, while the Jets have reached the American Football Conference Championships twice. Due to Coughlin’s lack of performance in the last two years he has been under the gun and due to Ryan’s big mouthed play people have always though that he was all talk and no play. Now the question is which coach will stay longer as a head coach in New York. Rex Ryan Tom Coughlin Tom Coughlin is the head coach for the New York Giants. He has been the wide receiver coach for the Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers and the New York Giants. He then made it to being the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars and finally the New York Giants. When the Giants won Super Bowl XXV, Tom Coughlin was the assistant of Bill Parcells. When they won the Super Bowl, it was against the New England Patriots and they only won by three points. Tom Coughlin has been the head coach of the New York Giants since 2004 and is the 16th coach of the Giants. For his coaching style, he is known as a disciplinary coach due to his attention for detail. He is sometimes known as “Colonel Coughlin” because he is such a strict coach. Before he made it to the NFL, he was the quarterback’s coach for Boston College. This year he has lost great players like Steve Smith, Jonathon Goff, and Terrell Thomas. So far Tom Coughlin has won over 130 games in his career and hopes to increase that number by the end of the 2011-2012 season. Tom Coughlin is 65 years old and was born in Waterloo, New York on August 31, 1946. After living there for a long time, Tom Coughlin went to Syracuse University for college and played running back for the Syracuse Orange. While he was there, he broke the record for most single season pass receiving record in 1967. He played with Larry Csonka and Floyd Little during college. Larry played the fullback position and Floyd Little was also a running back. Both of these men played positions that had a lot to do with Coughlin and that is why it was such a great accomplishment to play for Syracuse Orange. Eisenhower’s Thoughts Tom Coughlin and Rex Ryan are both very respectable coaches and have accomplished a lot over their lives. As fans of our New York football teams we really appreciate what they do. They light up the field every time they step on, and excite all of their fans. Hopefully, these two coaches will extend their stay as New York football coaches and continue to excite us. © 2012 Postkidz |
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