Browns Coordinators Named
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I like it. Ryan is a legit NFL coordinator, no matter what the Raiders freaks think. As someone posted recently, we can't hold his Raider taint against him. He's finally in a real football town again.
Daboll concerns me a little because his experience doesn't scream success as a coordinator. I'm going to have to trust Mangini knows what he's all about.
Seely is a nice pickup. Can't see anything wrong with his resume.
Most importantly, all three guys are on the same page with Mangini. This is what Lerner was talking about when he said he wanted EVERYONE on the same page and that process is beginning well.
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what is it with the Browns fascination with New England has beens?
they all worked together in New England and Mangini is also keeping Romeo Crennel?
Newflash - without Bellichick these guys are has beens.
Same old Browns, same old results.
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I like it. Ryan is a legit NFL coordinator, no matter what the Raiders freaks think. As someone posted recently, we can't hold his Raider taint against him. He's finally in a real football town again.
Daboll concerns me a little because his experience doesn't scream success as a coordinator. I'm going to have to trust Mangini knows what he's all about.
Seely is a nice pickup. Can't see anything wrong with his resume.
Most importantly, all three guys are on the same page with Mangini. This is what Lerner was talking about when he said he wanted EVERYONE on the same page and that process is beginning well.
I like it. Ryan is a legit NFL coordinator, no matter what the Raiders freaks think. As someone posted recently, we can't hold his Raider taint against him. He's finally in a real football town again.
Daboll concerns me a little because his experience doesn't scream success as a coordinator. I'm going to have to trust Mangini knows what he's all about.
Seely is a nice pickup. Can't see anything wrong with his resume.
Most importantly, all three guys are on the same page with Mangini. This is what Lerner was talking about when he said he wanted EVERYONE on the same page and that process is beginning well.
I will trust Mangini on Daboll. I really like these hires, & LOVE the closeness they have.....I have always felt that players can't buy into playing as a team if the coaching staff doesn't function as a team. We are definitely on the upswing!
Mike
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I can't help but think that Rob Ryan is an iffy choice.... Also, a QB coach becoming a first-time OC dosn't really get me excited. Seely was a good pick, as far as I can tell, though.
Yet I still feel relieved that all three are on board so Mangini can finally get his core staff together and solidify plans for the players this off-season. Glad to see everything moving smoothly, at least. If anything, it looks like there will be some real synergy between the staff now.
Now, about that GM.... Kokinis, we're looking at you!
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Everything sounds good except the choice of OC...Im really leery of this Hire...good grief!
Everything sounds good except the choice of OC...Im really leery of this Hire...good grief!
Brian Daboll has worked under Charlie Weiss..has coached Brett Favre and worked with Tom Brady..and ahh has 3 super bowl rings..
understanding its his first OC job but I feel damn comfortable he knows how to get it done.
Rex Ryan is a seasoned DC and has done some good things in Oakland despite all the`craziness that Freak Show has had going on the last 4 years..Some of his defensive numbers are misleading given the pathetic offense Oakland had,,,That defense spent a lot of time on the field
Brad Seely..20 years `NFL Experience..3 rings..nough said
Mangini is bringing in professional coaches who have been inside the workings of some pretty successful teams..This is a good thing..GREAT thing
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Everything sounds good except the choice of OC...Im really leery of this Hire...good grief!
Brian Daboll has worked under Charlie Weiss..has coached Brett Favre and worked with Tom Brady..and ahh has 3 super bowl rings..
understanding its his first OC job but I feel damn comfortable he knows how to get it done.
Rex Ryan is a seasoned DC and has done some good things in Oakland despite all the`craziness that Freak Show has had going on the last 4 years..Some of his defensive numbers are misleading given the pathetic offense Oakland had,,,That defense spent a lot of time on the field
Brad Seely..20 years `NFL Experience..3 rings..nough said
Mangini is bringing in professional coaches who have been inside the workings of some pretty successful teams..This is a good thing..GREAT thing
Brian Daboll has worked under Charlie Weiss..has coached Brett Favre and worked with Tom Brady..and ahh has 3 super bowl rings..
understanding its his first OC job but I feel damn comfortable he knows how to get it done.
Rex Ryan is a seasoned DC and has done some good things in Oakland despite all the`craziness that Freak Show has had going on the last 4 years..Some of his defensive numbers are misleading given the pathetic offense Oakland had,,,That defense spent a lot of time on the field
Brad Seely..20 years `NFL Experience..3 rings..nough said
Mangini is bringing in professional coaches who have been inside the workings of some pretty successful teams..This is a good thing..GREAT thing
VERY good points. Just remember it's Rob not Rex. Now we just need to get some scoring weapons on offense, blockers on the right side, an x-factor or 2 added for our defense and some better depth all around. The ONLY coach I hate to lose is STs Coach Ted Daisher. I thought he did a great job for us; BUT I get the importance of bringing in the staff you're banking your success on.
I'm really looking forward to getting the GM signed soon because the combines and free agency will be here before we know it. Not only that, but there's alot of contracts in-house that need to be looked at very closely and the cap health needs a closer look. I'm hearing so many conflicting reports about how our cap is sitting at this time. It sucks knowing that the Senior Bowl is this weekend without a personnel guy under contract.
- Tom F.
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Anybody know if we are retaining Tucker in some capacity? I'd like to see him back with the DB's if he'd take it. Those young guys need some continuity, and when Tucker wasn't able to focus his attention completely on them, E.Wright's play suffered & B.Mac's was erratic for a 2-3 game window, but managed to start & finish solid. I think Tucker is a solid DB coach.
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I'll take this line up of coaching over a college coach anyday.
Young guys with experiance, not a old last chance guy or a college puke trying to get a handle on the NFL.
Like everything else, if it was easy anybody could do it.
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Oh, btw, Rob Ryan and Kokinis in my opinion are going to favor Maualuga to Curry. Kokinis is a Baltimore guy, an Maualuga is definately a Baltimore esque linebacker (big strong, fast, insane), and Rob Ryan loves aggression, plus he's been in oakland which is pretty close to where Rey M is now, so he could have been talking with/scouting him for a little while now.
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