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Interesting facts about IR and Coach Mangini

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  • As of today The Browns are ranked (actually tied with 5 teams for 15th)

    with the # of players on IR with 5.

    Reading about injuries, opportunity periods, Mangini tough practices this would seem to

    to fit with a lot of injuries as the "Media's perception" would have us believe

    My buddy who is a data and unusual stat nut job, gave me this little useful nugget.

    I will try and get a link, but this guy is never wrong.

    From 2006 -2007-2008 seasons, The Eric Mangini's NYJ's ranked 4th lowest out of 32 teams in players that were

    put on the IR list.

    Now some would say thats luck, but I would say Mangini regimen of tough August workouts,

    off season programs were a HUGE contributing factor in this.

    So what the media states and what is actual fact seem to differ a bit.

    As Sgt Joe Friday would say..Just the facts Ma'am..

  • As of today The Browns are ranked (actually tied with 5 teams for 15th)

    with the # of players on IR with 5.

    Reading about injuries, opportunity periods, Mangini tough practices this would seem to

    to fit with a lot of injuries as the "Media's perception" would have us believe

    My buddy who is a data and unusual stat nut job, gave me this little useful nugget.

    I will try and get a link, but this guy is never wrong.

    From 2006 -2007-2008 seasons, The Eric Mangini's NYJ's ranked 4th lowest out of 32 teams in players that were

    put on the IR list.

    Now some would say thats luck, but I would say Mangini regimen of tough August workouts,

    off season programs were a HUGE contributing factor in this.

    So what the media states and what is actual fact seem to differ a bit.

    As Sgt Joe Friday would say..Just the facts Ma'am..

    @peterbell said:

    As of today The Browns are ranked (actually tied with 5 teams for 15th)

    with the # of players on IR with 5.

    Reading about injuries, opportunity periods, Mangini tough practices this would seem to

    to fit with a lot of injuries as the "Media's perception" would have us believe

    My buddy who is a data and unusual stat nut job, gave me this little useful nugget.

    I will try and get a link, but this guy is never wrong.

    From 2006 -2007-2008 seasons, The Eric Mangini's NYJ's ranked 4th lowest out of 32 teams in players that were

    put on the IR list.

    Now some would say thats luck, but I would say Mangini regimen of tough August workouts,

    off season programs were a HUGE contributing factor in this.

    So what the media states and what is actual fact seem to differ a bit.

    As Sgt Joe Friday would say..Just the facts Ma'am..

    ....and don't forget least penalized team in the league from 2006-2008.

  • @peterbell said:

    As of today The Browns are ranked (actually tied with 5 teams for 15th)

    with the # of players on IR with 5.

    Reading about injuries, opportunity periods, Mangini tough practices this would seem to

    to fit with a lot of injuries as the "Media's perception" would have us believe

    My buddy who is a data and unusual stat nut job, gave me this little useful nugget.

    I will try and get a link, but this guy is never wrong.

    From 2006 -2007-2008 seasons, The Eric Mangini's NYJ's ranked 4th lowest out of 32 teams in players that were

    put on the IR list.

    Now some would say thats luck, but I would say Mangini regimen of tough August workouts,

    off season programs were a HUGE contributing factor in this.

    So what the media states and what is actual fact seem to differ a bit.

    As Sgt Joe Friday would say..Just the facts Ma'am..

    ....and don't forget least penalized team in the league from 2006-2008.

    @earl34 said:

    ....and don't forget least penalized team in the league from 2006-2008.

    and still 1-7

  • @earl34 said:

    ....and don't forget least penalized team in the league from 2006-2008.

    and still 1-7

    @alporcini said:

    and still 1-7

    You cant coach TALENT you either have it or you dont. A low injury rate and #1 in fewest penalties is a pretty good start from a Browns team thats been desimated by injuries and held back by penalties in recent years. The talent will come, give it time

  • @earl34 said:

    ....and don't forget least penalized team in the league from 2006-2008.

    and still 1-7

    @alporcini said:

    and still 1-7

    Those teams weren't 1-7

  • It's refreshing to read a post accentuating positives, & the low number of injuries & penalties are definitely positives. The talent pool will not build overnight, but many things have shown vast improvement this 1st year. I guess "the beast" is not TOTALLY without an upside, is he?

    Many Brown's fans need to read this post & understand that there IS progress being made. I choose to dwell on these positives. I can always be patient when I can see progress...Can you?

    Mike

  • It's refreshing to read a post accentuating positives, & the low number of injuries & penalties are definitely positives. The talent pool will not build overnight, but many things have shown vast improvement this 1st year. I guess "the beast" is not TOTALLY without an upside, is he?

    Many Brown's fans need to read this post & understand that there IS progress being made. I choose to dwell on these positives. I can always be patient when I can see progress...Can you?

    Mike

    @canton-mike said:

    Can you?

    Yes.

  • I am all about searching the positives out and focusing on the process, but I don't want anymore 30-3 scores. Change the long term scheme a little to play competetive.