The former head coach of the New York Giants, Tom Cochlin, revealed the Judy coughlin be the light Prize in honor of his late wife.
Judy died in 2022 due to a progressive supranuclear paralysis. Through the coughlin Jay Fund FoundationThe prize will be awarded “to an individual, a group or a team in northeast of Florida, southeast of Georgia or the region of the three NY / NJ states which goes beyond to support families who have a child with cancer”.
The nominees “should also embody the positivity, the joy and the qualities of altruism of Judy”.
The winner will be rewarded by the Tom Cochlin Jay fund and a donation to the cause of the winner in their honor. They will also be presented in a media history highlighted on social networks.
“Losing Judy against progressive supranuclear paralysis was the most difficult journey of my life, but through all this, his light has never stained. His smile had a way of lightening even the darker days, and now, through the Judy coughlin be the light awardMy family and I are honored to bring this light forward, “said Tom Cochlin in a statement.
“This price is our way of celebrating those who, like her, bring warmth, hope and kindness to those who need it most. She has inspired us every day, and now we are shedding light on others.”
Do you know an individual, a group or a team from your community who goes beyond to support families who have a child with cancer? Name them for Judy Coughlin – Be the Light Award!
Visit To submit your appointment! The deadline is April 30.#Bethere… pic.twitter.com/b4njxtabuv
– Tom coughlin Jay Fund (@tcjayfund) March 21, 2025
Cochlin began his 12 -year stay with the Giants in 2004. The players struggled to take care of his style of hard and high intensity coaching in the first two years.
He accumulated a 25-23 file, including a season of 11-5 in 2005 which ended with a 23-0 defeat in the Wild Card match. After an 8-8 season in 2006, many fans and players wanted him to disappear.
In 2007, he turned the trend by leading the giants to one of the greatest upheavals in the history of the NFL, beating the undefeated patriots of New England in the Super Bowl XLII. But Judy played an influential role in the locker room.
While Coughlin was still the same old coach style, Judy took out the family side of him. She also kissed each player as if they were her own family.
“This is the reason why we came to this point,” said Tom Giants.com of his deceased wife. “She prevented me from being a screaming maniac when things didn’t go as I wanted.”
Cughlin would again lead Big Blue to a victory for the Super Bowl XLVI over the Patriots. However, tensions increased to East Rutherford during the following seasons. The team missed the playoffs in the following three seasons, leading from Cughlin after the 2015 season
The 69-year-old man left New York with a 102-90 (.531), the second largest number of victories in the history of the franchise behind Steve Owen, who led the team from 1930 to 1953.
Coughlin would spend the next three seasons as vice-president of Jacksonville Jaguars football operations. He previously spent eight seasons as a team of the team from 1995 to 2002 and helped rebuild a list of Jaguars who reached the AFC championship match
Applicants for the price can apply to the deadline on Wednesday April 30. The demand is now open on the Jay Fund Foundation website.
For more ways to help or volunteer via the Jay Fund Foundation, Click here.
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