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  • LogicIsForSquaresL LogicIsForSquares

    The 49ers have him in the building and, as far as I am aware, they haven't felt compelled to interview him for their HC vacancy.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    The 49ers have him in the building and, as far as I am aware, they haven't felt compelled to interview him for their HC vacancy.

    Fair point.

    "God is great. Beer is good. People are crazy."

  • I would not believe it out of the realm of possibility.

    And, while we are at it....how about Butch? Give him the Podestra's, Sachi's over him and a good DOPP under him and he can coach a bit.

    Or has that...and the Mangini bridges been burned?

  • Well, I do believe in recycling and always felt Mangini deserved a 3rd season... just did not think it'd be after a 5-yr break.

    Pettine 2021?

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  • I'm in for taking a look at Mangini.

    Smart, somewhat unconventional, innovative... So they say.

    WSS

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  • C Chicopee John

    I have read nothing to make me believe there is anything going on this. Just sitting here and thinkin...............................

    Mangini had a measure of success his first go-around in Cleveland.

    If you were the FO, would you put him on your list of coaching prospects.

    Since there is new ownership, perhaps Mangini would be willing to return.

    However, do you believe he is a worthy candidate, or not?

    He has that combination of being relatively young but with both HC and DC experience.

    Thoughts?

    @chicopee-john said:

    Mangini had a measure of success his first go-around in Cleveland.

    He did?

    Zombo

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  • I don't think he wants to HC, otherwise he would have been interviewing the last few years. And yes I think the Cleveland bridge is burned. If he came here again and we ran him out after a year it would probably put him in a nervous breakdown. Would I take him here if he was inclined? Why wouldn't we is the question. Have you all forgotten the year we beat the Patriots and Saints, and were in numerous other close games with elite teams? Last time I felt good about where the offense was going was under Mangini. Weedon benefitted from the O line that was built under Mangini during his first year with Shurmur, when he had all day to throw the ball. He still shit the bed on too many occasions which should have been red flags for us.

    In any case, last time we were building anything that was going to be respectable and feared around the league was when Mangini was here. We had an O line that run blocked like hell and a big mook FB leading the way for big mook of a RB. Recipe for running the ball in the AFC North.

  • Z Zombo

    @chicopee-john said:

    Mangini had a measure of success his first go-around in Cleveland.

    He did?

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    He did?

    Zombo

    Compared to Pettine?

    "God is great. Beer is good. People are crazy."
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  • C Chicopee John

    Zombo said:

    He did?

    Zombo

    Compared to Pettine?

    @chicopee-john said:

    Compared to Pettine?

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    C Tour2maT 2 Replies
  • bbedwardB bbedward

    @chicopee-john said:

    Compared to Pettine?

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    @bbedward said:

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    Chris Palmer, IMHO, did the best coaching job since the resurrection.

    "God is great. Beer is good. People are crazy."
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  • C Chicopee John

    Zombo said:

    He did?

    Zombo

    Compared to Pettine?

    @chicopee-john said:

    Compared to Pettine?

    Same record.

    Mangini was 5-11, twice.

    I don't dislike him. just wanted to make sure you knew it was not a successful reign.

    Zombo

  • C Chicopee John

    @bbedward said:

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    Chris Palmer, IMHO, did the best coaching job since the resurrection.

    @chicopee-john said:

    Chris Palmer, IMHO, did the best coaching job since the resurrection.

    People don't really bring him up much but I thought he had built a pretty good defense. I forget some of the names now but didn't he bring in Jamir MIller?

  • bbedwardB bbedward

    @chicopee-john said:

    Compared to Pettine?

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    Scott Fujita was Mangini-Ryan's field general...

    @bbedward said:

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    I thought the path forward was clearer with Mangini, but Pet did more to establish accountability... something we supposedly craved here until we didn't...

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  • I don't want to talk about the quarterback position but in what way do you think he advanced accountability and to what end?

    WSS

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  • Sat players regularly who either did not earn playing time by practicing well or earned bench time by misbehavin'... across the board not just at QB.

    "When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196

  • He's a good coach, but i doubt he'd want to go back to being a HC.

  • Mangini wanted total control and had it the first season.

    After bringing in other people the second season, all the FO in-fighting and discord began and resulted in his dismissal.

    He couldn't handle being JUST the HC.

    So, no. I don't think Mangini would be a good fit for the type of organization that is currently being formed.

  • I would definitely give Mangini another shot....if he would even want it. I liked him the first time here, and thought he got screwed.

  • No! been there done that

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma

    Scott Fujita was Mangini-Ryan's field general...

    @bbedward said:

    They both have 10 wins as head coach of the Browns. Pettine had a better single season at 7-9

    Of course we don't know what could have been with either one, but I'd say both have had about equal success.

    I thought the path forward was clearer with Mangini, but Pet did more to establish accountability... something we supposedly craved here until we didn't...

    @tour2ma said:

    I thought the path forward was clearer with Mangini, but Pet did more to establish accountability... something we supposedly craved here until we didn't...

    Precisely. Until we didn't.

  • wasn't it Colts daddy that got Mangini fired? He was mean to my son.

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