Tom Coughlin doesn't address future

Jan 03, 2016

Despite reports suggesting Tom Coughlin will not return to the Giants (6-10) next season, the veteran head coach did not address his future after a 35-30 loss to the Eagles (7-9) on Sunday.

"I'm not going to answer anything about that," he said. "The season just ended."

Speculation about Coughlin's future ramped up when his entire family came to the season finale. Coughlin said that it was simply the first time everyone's schedules worked together, and that this is the time of year they celebrate Christmas and the New Year. When asked if the game had any nostalgia for him, he immediately waved the question away and would not answer.

"I'm going to give myself a little time," Coughlin said after being asked whether or not he personallty made a decision. "I'm sure I'll talk with ownership and I'll go from there."

Fantasy Impact:

A Jay Glazer report on Sunday said Coughlin would resign as the Giants head coach.

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Fantasy Impact:

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