Giants’ Coach Tom Coughlin’s Possible 2013 Retirement Scenarios

April 4, 2012   ·   Lou Rom   ·   Jump to comments


It's been two months since the Giants' stunning victory in Super Bowl XLVI over the New England Patriots. Head coach Tom Coughlin still sounds like a guy who wants to stick around for several more years.
That's understandable, given his two Super Bowl rings in the last four years and his new-found respect as a successful elder statesman of NFL coaches.
It is good to be king. But what if 2012 doesn't pan out as many expect it will?
What if, come mid-season, the G-Men are underperforming again and the Coughlin naysayers come out of the woodworks?
Should Coughlin walk off into the sunset and call it a career? He certainly has nothing left to prove, and is just about a shoo-in to make the Hall of Fame.
Coughlin is one of only two men to take an expansion team to the conference final in its second year, as he lead the Jacksonville Jaguars to the AFC title game in 1997 and again in 2000.
He now has two Super Bowl rings with the Giants, has compiled a 142-114...

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