Two NFL Coaches Nearly Get Into Fight after game

 There is one word to describe how busy I have been lately...ridiculous! Juggling family life with my professional life hasn't been easy but it must be done. As a result I have little to no time for my hobbies including this blog. Of course I have sometime at the end of the night but I like to research and put some effort into my blogs, I'll never just throw something together just to post. One more thing, I'm feeling good about myself because I did the impossible...booked a family vacation to PR the week of Thanksgiving! My family's all over the country and the ones that are local don't like to cook so we're not exactly missing much.

Can you believe we're four weeks into the NFL season? It goes quickly doesn't it. Well, unless you're the Baltimore Ravens. Four weeks in, three losses...I thought these guys were Superbowl contenders. So much for a classic against Patrick Mahomes and KC, the Ravens made the Chiefs look like the back to back champions they were. The blowout was so bad that Lamar Jackson faked an injury errr I mean got hurt and had to leave the game. Granted, Kansas City is a tough place to play but I think the reason the Ravens keep losing is the lack of defense, they're ranked dead last! 

Speaking of defense, 49ers defensive coach Robert Saleh thought the Jacksonville Jaguars read his defense a little too good. Saleh accused Jaguars coach Liam Coen of stealing signals on the sidelines. Saleh made the statement earlier in the week leading up to his team's matchup with the Jaguars. After the game Coen bypassed the traditional handshake and screamed at Saleh to "Keep my name out of your mouth!"   

Actually, the full exchange was more like:

Coen: "Keep my name out of your mouth! Keep my name out of your mouth! Keep my name out of your f--king mouth!  

Saleh: I was trying to compliment your ass. I will f--- your world up. You don't want to f--- with me! I will f--ing end your f--king life!

49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan downplayed the exchange saying, "I didn't see what happened, so I'm not sure. I don't think he should be that sensitive about it. But it is what it is. Not too worried about it."

Not worried about it? Your defensive coordinator just threatened to end another man's life on camera, maybe you should worry.  Saleh was all over the place if you listen to his full statement from earlier this week. And coach Coen, who knew he was such a hot head? So the Jacksonville Jaguars, one of the worst road teams in the league, travel to San Francisco, who were the NFC Champions not too long ago, and defeat them at home...yeah now that I think about it I'm with coach Saleh...stop stealing signals Jaguars...allegedly! I wonder how many losers lost their mortgage payments in Vegas on that "sure thing"...It's like I tell my friends, no such thing as a sure thing in sports.