As I'm sure many of you know by now, Steven Jackson was accused of beating his eight month pregnant girlfriend in March of 2009. The accuser is the girlfriend herself, Supriya Harris. Harris claims Jackson pushed her repeatedly into a door handle, causing a scar on her stomach and great pain. Jackson denied the allegation later in the day, calling them "untrue" and that he won't address these issues through media outlets.
I'll get to my take in a few moments, but first a handful of links on the situation:
Turf Show Times post as the story broke
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The holidays are here and so many of you have been asking for a certain gift.
So I wrote a letter to Tom "Claus" Coughlin to see if he could help us good boys and girls.
"So you want a new coordinator do ya", Tom "Claus" Coughlin said.
Yes, we do! We've paid all our PSL money to the Mara's and we've come every week...even when the Giants gave up a 14 point lead we stayed to the end.
Well, let’s look under the Coughlin Coaching Tree..shall we. It's always a fun and bizarre place to start.
For the most part….I’m screaming please Tom get rid of these bums!" But then I pause and think...who would Tom hire? All coaches at one time or another circle back to that old familiar group called the boys club.
You know these guys...these are the guys that have been riding Tom's [...]
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Sorry for the lack of posting last week, midterm time can really be stressful on a student.
Anyway, in case you didn't know, the Rams got trounced yesterday 35-0. The offense and special teams played awful and the defense played great. Here are my negatives and positives from the game yeserday:
Steven Jackson: Positive
Rest of the Offense: Negative
Special Teams: Negative
Coaching (mostly): Negative
And that's basically all you need to know about the game yesterday. So, in place of a regular game recap, today I'm going to look at the bigger picture of things, as one usually does after a loss like yesterday's.
The 2009 Rams are awful. They generally lack talent on both sides of the ball, and where they do have talent there's other problems. I've begun to accept this, [...]
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