The New York Giants lost to the Chicago Bears in Week 17 in disappointing fashion. After the game, Giants head coach Joe Judge went on a wild rant after the loss, touching on a variety of topics. At one point, Judge took a not-so-subtle dig at the Washington Football Team, which could provide motivation for the team when the Giants take on Washington in Week 18.

This is a not-so-subtle shot at the Washington Football Team by Giants head coach Joe Judge. Judge is referring to the incident that occurred on the Washington sideline a couple of weeks ago in their loss to the Dallas Cowboys, when punches were thrown between defensive linemen Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne.

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In his anger, Judge threw the Washington Football Team under the bus, seemingly saying that the Giants aren't a “clown show” like the Football Team is for having a fight break out amongst the team.

Judge feels that for all their losing, the Giants are better off than Washington, because they're still seemingly together and the Football team, in his eyes, isn't.

Judge better hope that the Washington Football team just glossed over these comments by accident. If not, Giants head coach Joe Judge may have just provided a team with nothing to lose all the motivation they could possibly need.