Browns after Mangini?

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  1. GreenMachine

    GreenMachine KCCO
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    #1 GreenMachine, Dec 29, 2008
  2. 85inthehall

    85inthehall Well-Known Member

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    don't see why not.....cowher backed out already

    he might do well there---needs to fix their QB situation and get their young talent focused
     
    #2 85inthehall, Dec 29, 2008
  3. rillo

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    Do it! Do it!
     
    #3 rillo, Dec 29, 2008
  4. Jaded Green

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    He will probably turn that team into a winner.

    Just our luck!
     
    #4 Jaded Green, Dec 29, 2008
  5. GreenMachine

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    He was very successful with that here..:rofl2:
     
    #5 GreenMachine, Dec 29, 2008
  6. SouthBayJetsfan4life

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    Unless it's a big time coach, I don't think the Browns will hire a coach before they bring in a GM.
     
    #6 SouthBayJetsfan4life, Dec 29, 2008
  7. Don

    Don 2008 TGG Rich Kotite "Least Knowledgeable" Award W

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    He was in the Browns organization....sure he was, he was the ball boy..or water boy..or whatever..that qualifies him for that job.
     
    #7 Don, Dec 29, 2008
  8. jetsaholic1094

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    That'd actually be a nice fit for Mangini. He gets his 3-4 defense already in place by the coach before him, who also came from the same coaching tree. Maybe that'll let the coach and team get acclimated quicker. He's got some decent stars-in-the-making on offense too.
     
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  9. ScotsJet

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    I hope he is successful wherever he ends up.
     
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  10. Petrozza

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    Yeah, just like Hermy turned Kansas City into a real winner...
     
    #10 Petrozza, Dec 29, 2008
  11. JHTJ

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    That's a plan, fire one crap coach for another crap coach. Wouldn't it be so sweet if he managed to turn that team around and they knocked you guys out of a playoff position Week 17 next season?
     
    #11 JHTJ, Dec 29, 2008
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    That'd be a real hoot. =\
     
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  13. Jaded Green

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    Hey they had a good draft. :wink:

    We turned Herm into a winner with Leon, but we let him leave we did not fire him, and I think Mangini is different than Herm.

    I'd rather have Mangini back then Favre though!!!
     
    #13 Jaded Green, Dec 29, 2008
  14. wvutime5

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    i think it would be good
     
    #14 wvutime5, Dec 29, 2008
  15. Attackett

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    The Browns requested permission and got permission to speak with Pioli, do you really think Pioli would bring Mangini with him if he takes the job? Doubt it, now if Pioli doesn't take the job then you never know.
     
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  16. AlioTheFool

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    See? Whenever I feel like it's the biggest punishment in the universe that I became a Jets fan, I remember that Cleveland fought to get their franchise back, and suddenly, things don't seem so bad anymore.
     
    #16 AlioTheFool, Dec 29, 2008
  17. NYJFan10

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    I don't get this rumor at all...they just fired Crennel and now they want to hire someone that's like his little brother?
     
    #17 NYJFan10, Dec 29, 2008
  18. Rocinante

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    The Belichek Tree:

    Crennell, Weis, Mangini, three highly successful coaches and motivators.
     
    #18 Rocinante, Dec 29, 2008
  19. steviep

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    I think hed be good in Detroit. Seriously.
     
    #19 steviep, Dec 29, 2008
  20. The Uniform Bomber

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    You know that's because they don't have any talent. Just ask Junc.
     
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