Jaguars Beat Giants - Beginning of End for Coughlin?

Bet on the NFLIn spite of having two Super Bowl rings with the team, New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin has struggled in recent time. The Giants fell to a 3-9 record this weekend in a game that could make the hot seat that Coughlin is on even hotter. This loss came as the Jacksonville Jaguars went from a 21-0 deficit all the way to a 25-24 win.

This game in Jacksonville marked the beginning of the end of the Jaguars season as they were 1-10 heading into the game. The Giants got 21 straight points in the second quarter. A ten-minute drive led to a touchdown for Rashad Jennings. He had a second touchdown run later while Eli Manning had a touchdown pass to Preston Parker as well. Josh Scobee did get the Jags on the board with a field goal before the end of the half.

The Jaguars' big comeback truly started in the second half after J.T. Thomas recovered a Giants fumble for a touchdown. A failed field goal attempt by the Giants then led to a touchdown from Blake Bortles to Marquise Lee. The team failed to complete a two-point conversion. The Jags got another fumble as Aaron Colvin recovered a fumble from Larry Donnell and ran it 41 yards back for a touchdown. While the Giants' Josh Brown did get a field goal to give the Giants another lead, Scobee had a 43-yard field goal with 28 records to go to give the Jaguars the lead again.

The Giants did make a last-second attempt to win but Eli Manning was sacked and fumbled the ball; Chris Clemons recovered the fumble to secure the win.

While Manning went 24-34 for 247 yards, he still lost two fumbles. The Giants did try and place a strong effort on defense as Blake Bortles was sacked seven times in the match.

The Giants were -3 favorites to win this game. However, the Jaguars' victory marked the largest comeback win in team history. This could also place Tom Coughlin's job in real jeopardy.