Tom Coughlin walking RIGHT by Giants President and CEO John Mara after his exit presser pic.twitter.com/cSGVXByf3e
— Faizal Khamisa (@SNFaizalKhamisa) January 5, 2016
Tom Coughlin stepped down as head coach of the New York Giants officially on Tuesday morning, and he held a press conference announcing the decision. The press conference was filled with great insights and the usual thank you’s for fans and players. Following the presser Tom Coughlin stepped off the podium and headed out of the room, which required him to walk right past Giants President and CEO John Mara.
As Coughlin walked by Mara stood up in an attempt to get a handshake or a hug, but Tom was having none if it. Watch the incredible .GIF of Coughlin completely ignoring his former boss. It is absolute perfection.

We have no clue if there really is some bad blood between the two men, but all signs would point towards Coughlin not being in love with Mara. You can watch the entire Tom Coghlin press conference below courtesy of the New York Giants.
WATCH IN FULL: Tom Coughlin's farewell press conference #Giants #GiantsPride #ThanksTC https://t.co/aL9y8cDWH6
— New York Giants (@Giants) January 5, 2016

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