Will Mangini Be Fired Monday?
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If Holgren is serious about rebuilding the browns and maintaining his reputation he will fire Mangini and most of his staff. mangini has done nothing special unless you consider winning 5 games an accomplishment.
Holgren will bring in proven coach and assistants. taking over a team and keeping the same people in place is suicide.
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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...id=aIbuu2dhUYTg
As reported by Bloomberg news, Las Vegas views Mangini as the most likely coach to be fired. I don't think winning the meaningless games on the schedule (i.e. once teams are out of the playoff race) is influencing anyone's view of Mangini's odds... with the thought that this won't influence Holmgren's view either.
Keep in mind, these aren't people who are voting because they are Steelers fans or Browns fans... these are just people who want to put their money on as close to the sure firing as possible.
Dec. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Odds are that Eric Mangini won’t be back for a second season as coach of the Cleveland Browns.
Mangini is given a 3-2 chance of being fired before the 2010 National Football League season, the shortest listed odds for any coach according to BetUS.com. The online gambling Web site didn’t post numbers for Washington’s Jim Zorn because the Redskins have already conducted interviews for a new coach.
“With the action we’re seeing, Mangini comes out as the favorite as the first to go,” BetUS spokesman Reed Richards said in a telephone interview. “There’s an old book about the wisdom of crowds and how they can usually spot the danger or trend right away. You’ve got to acknowledge that.”
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~3 hours apart...
Just sayin.
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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...id=aIbuu2dhUYTg
As reported by Bloomberg news, Las Vegas views Mangini as the most likely coach to be fired. I don't think winning the meaningless games on the schedule (i.e. once teams are out of the playoff race) is influencing anyone's view of Mangini's odds... with the thought that this won't influence Holmgren's view either.
Keep in mind, these aren't people who are voting because they are Steelers fans or Browns fans... these are just people who want to put their money on as close to the sure firing as possible.
Dec. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Odds are that Eric Mangini won’t be back for a second season as coach of the Cleveland Browns.
Mangini is given a 3-2 chance of being fired before the 2010 National Football League season, the shortest listed odds for any coach according to BetUS.com. The online gambling Web site didn’t post numbers for Washington’s Jim Zorn because the Redskins have already conducted interviews for a new coach.
“With the action we’re seeing, Mangini comes out as the favorite as the first to go,” BetUS spokesman Reed Richards said in a telephone interview. “There’s an old book about the wisdom of crowds and how they can usually spot the danger or trend right away. You’ve got to acknowledge that.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...id=aIbuu2dhUYTg
As reported by Bloomberg news, Las Vegas views Mangini as the most likely coach to be fired. I don't think winning the meaningless games on the schedule (i.e. once teams are out of the playoff race) is influencing anyone's view of Mangini's odds... with the thought that this won't influence Holmgren's view either.
Keep in mind, these aren't people who are voting because they are Steelers fans or Browns fans... these are just people who want to put their money on as close to the sure firing as possible.
Vegas can go to Hell!!!!
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Whatever happens probably won't happen Monday..
I mean why so soon??
If the decision has been made, it was based on less than a full season, and I am not sure I want a GM/President like that.
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Whatever happens probably won't happen Monday..
I mean why so soon??
If the decision has been made, it was based on less than a full season, and I am not sure I want a GM/President like that.
Whatever happens probably won't happen Monday..
I mean why so soon??
If the decision has been made, it was based on less than a full season, and I am not sure I want a GM/President like that.
I agree
Come Monday ,Holmgren focuses on bringing in" HIS " GM
Then evaluates
What went right w/ Mangini/Kokinos hiring...draft...season
What went wrong w/ Mangini/Kokinos hiring...draft...season
After all thats what he was hired to do
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I thought the meeting was on Monday?
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Grinder said:
didnt lerner already say that we need to give him another draft before determining mangini's fate.That was before the walrus, all bets are off now.
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I think he will give him another season. He's already stated in interviews that hooking a coach after one season is not something he agrees with.
I don't think he wants to go against that statement and get off on the wrong foot with the fans and team.
He's already stated in interviews that hooking a coach after one season is not something he agrees with.
Everytime I think about it, I remember the interview with this statement as well. I think he will be a man of his word, so to say, and Mangini will stay.
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Grinder said:
didnt lerner already say that we need to give him another draft before determining mangini's fate.i hope to god not. i don't want him anywhere near those draft picks. he completely wrecked last year's draft and might have done it again if the walrus wasn't there. besides, what sense would it make to fire a coach after the draft? what owner would let a guy who is on the hot seat to draft and if he does a horrible job, fire him and let some other guy clean up the pieces? only one person would do that and it's the same person who hired a guy that nobody else even interviewed.
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didn't mangini get fired on this monday last year or w/e
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I hope he gets another shot but I wouldn't bet on it.
WSS
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Holmgren is not going to fire Mangini immediately. That would set a very bad "knee jerk" reputation for the Browns'
pres, which would alienate other prospective coaches right off the bat.
And, you have a great defensive coordinator in place, a defense that is growing,
and you have an offensive line that can do some great things now.
And Mangini did NOT "completely wrecked last year's draft".
And, Daboll should simply give the play calling duties to Bernie Kosar and
he will be okay. It's a nice offense, Daboll is just unable to get the drift about
keeping defenses honest. He just isn't that smart.
The last four wins says that the Browns are getting it together. And some of the players
who have their names mentioned during Sunday's games as to really making things happen
for the Browns' defense... are players Mangini brought in.
Face it - Mangini is a heck of a lot more amicable that the Tuna, or Buttichek, or some other
coaches and former coaches who have been around the league.
But, he's still tough.
And, that's what Cribbs was talking about - that the Browns need some discipline.
He's building a cohesive TEAM that plays together like clockwork, not a ragtag bunch of certain players who
don't get it, don't want it, and just want a bigger paycheck as a FA.
Personally, I'm on Manigini's side, first and foremost, because he's actually smart enough to
know that the offensive line is the engine of the car. No good engine, car won't go, even if you have
Jimmy Johnson (pun intended) at the wheel.
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