Last week things got testy here on WFNY yet again when I brought up that I was tired of hearing the argument that detractors use to say Mike Holmgren is a hypocrite for firing Mangini for not winning enough . I just wrote a small paragraph on it in a ranting fashion, and I don’t think it might have made the point, and possibly even came off a little antagonistic. So, I thought I would research it properly to really present the case that Mangini wasn’t fired for wins alone.
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After a truly disastrous season, Eric Mangini will get at least one more year to redeem himself. The Cleveland Browns head coach will keep his job, according to the new president of the Cleveland Browns, Mike Holmgren . This comes after a press conference yesterday, which saw Holmgren publicly saying he was unsure whether Mangini would remain in Cleveland. Mangini has, to put it kindly, not had a good go of it during his first year in Ohio. He began the season 1-7, before the general manager...Read Full Story
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Other than our old friend Pete over at Frowns nobody seemed to be all that upset that Mike Holmgren decided to go in a different direction after back to back 5-11 seasons down by the Lake front. Many in the media found him prickly to deal with, but as last season wore on, we saw a kinder, gentler Eric Mangini. Maybe he knew what his fate was going to be regardless of the outcome or maybe the fact that he could just be the coach, instead of...Read Full Story
Last year, many of Eric Mangini’s detractors used varying player opinions of him as weapons against him. There was the infamous bus trip that the rookies took to Mangini’s football camp on the east coast. In hindsight, that was certainly a public relations mistake on Mangini’s part, but nowhere near as big a deal as it was made out to be. Then complaints about excessive hitting came after James Davis injured his shoulder in an “opportunity session” after practice. There was a brief moment...Read Full Story
I decided to look up what Eric Mangini said about Jayme Mitchell when he was acquired in October last season before he sat on the bench for 12 straight weeks. A lot of people are curious if the Browns knew that they were going to fire Mangini and switch defenses even that far back. We’ll probably never know for sure, but here is what Mangini said about Jayme Mitchell during a press conference shortly after Mitchell was acquired. My thoughts follow.
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Musselman writes: Green Bay Packers quarterbacks coach Tom Clements, a native of McKees Rocks, remains in the running for the Penn State job. Former NFL coach Eric Mangini, currently an NFL analyst for ESPN, also has been mentioned as a possibility.
There’s been much debate this over how much - if any - Josh McDaniels will be able to help the Patriots with his knowledge of the Denver Broncos, given he last coached them in 2010. Former Browns and Jets head coach Eric Mangini, currently an ...
Last week things got testy here on WFNY yet again when I brought up that I was tired of hearing the argument that detractors use to say Mike Holmgren is a hypocrite for firing Mangini for not winning enough. I just wrote a small paragraph on it in a ...
Eric Mangini (born January 19, 1971) is a professional football coach. He is currently the coach for the Cleveland Browns. Find more Eric Mangini news, pictures, and information here.
Eric Mangini Biography - Eric Mangini was born Jan. 19, 1971 in Hartford, Conn. He attended Bulkeley (Conn.) High, where he received the Brian Piccolo Award for outstanding ...
Eric Mangini (born January 19, 1971 in Hartford, Connecticut) is the current head coach of the New York Jets of the NFL. At the age of 35, he was the youngest head coach in the NFL ...
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. Grab a cap and a clipboard, Brett. It appears you'll be sitting this one out. Jets coach Eric Mangini said Tuesday that he's leaning toward not playing quarterback Brett Favre in the team's preseason finale at Philadelphia. "If I had ...