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  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Show me where you read that.

    I don't need to read it. I've seen it. The UFO defense was a Mangini baby since the Jets. Look at the second Jets-Pats game in Foxboro in 2007. It's common knowledge that a head coach will still be involved in the game planning on whatever side of the football he coordinated. I don't know what parts exactly are Rob's and what parts are Eric's but it doesn't matter. It's a good combination.

    @earl34 said:

    I don't need to read it. I've seen it. The UFO defense was a Mangini baby since the Jets. Look at the second Jets-Pats game in Foxboro in 2007. It's common knowledge that a head coach will still be involved in the game planning on whatever side of the football he coordinated. I don't know what parts exactly are Rob's and what parts are Eric's but it doesn't matter. It's a good combination.

    I'm aware of what a head coach is asked to do in the NFL. But you can't give credit to Mangini for his defense without giving credit to The Dude either.

  • @earl34 said:

    I don't need to read it. I've seen it. The UFO defense was a Mangini baby since the Jets. Look at the second Jets-Pats game in Foxboro in 2007. It's common knowledge that a head coach will still be involved in the game planning on whatever side of the football he coordinated. I don't know what parts exactly are Rob's and what parts are Eric's but it doesn't matter. It's a good combination.

    I'm aware of what a head coach is asked to do in the NFL. But you can't give credit to Mangini for his defense without giving credit to The Dude either.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I'm aware of what a head coach is asked to do in the NFL. But you can't give credit to Mangini for his defense without giving credit to The Dude either.

    Tim...we're arguing the same thing from opposite sides. To his credit, Ryan calls the plays on game day. You can't take anything away from him.

  • Holmgren knows what he is doing, and how to get where we want to go and he knows how to get a fellow coach moving in the right direction with an unlit match in between his toes and that is all that really matters...

    With every game colt has played in my confidence has grown in both the coaching and the upper management in particular, dabolls playcalling and the player execution has been superb since colt has been on the field and ryans defense has finally solidified and become a force to be reckoned with...

    My guess is that mangini and dabs are adding to the gameplans and the playbook wisely with some advise from upstairs, whomever or whatever it is i like it and dont think anyone has anything to gripe about at this time, the coaching has been excellent and the player execution has been excellent, my only concern is will the coaching continue to remain excellent and consistent(win or lose and minus injuries etc)leaving it all on the field or are we going to ball back up and die again?

    Mangini is without a doubt the best coach we have had since our return in 1999 and appears to be learning and getting better, coupled with the best FO this club has ever had we should all expect good things in the near future...

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    I'm aware of what a head coach is asked to do in the NFL. But you can't give credit to Mangini for his defense without giving credit to The Dude either.

    Tim...we're arguing the same thing from opposite sides. To his credit, Ryan calls the plays on game day. You can't take anything away from him.

    @earl34 said:

    Tim...we're arguing the same thing from opposite sides. To his credit, Ryan calls the plays on game day. You can't take anything away from him.

    Haha, I just wanted to get some argument going.

    Too many people in agreeance rubs me the wrong way.

  • @earl34 said:

    Tim...we're arguing the same thing from opposite sides. To his credit, Ryan calls the plays on game day. You can't take anything away from him.

    Haha, I just wanted to get some argument going.

    Too many people in agreeance rubs me the wrong way.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Haha, I just wanted to get some argument going.

    Too many people in agreeance rubs me the wrong way.

    I disagree.

  • Off of Twitter: Eric Mangini jokes that he and Belichick were "making plans for the summer" during their brief handshake

  • Off of Twitter: Eric Mangini jokes that he and Belichick were "making plans for the summer" during their brief handshake

    @earl34 said:

    Off of Twitter: Eric Mangini jokes that he and Belichick were "making plans for the summer" during their brief handshake

    lol, actually he said "we weren't making plans for the summer" but yeah that was some funny sh!t

  • Nothing against Mangini, but I really hope we can keep Ryan for another year before he leaves to take a head coaching job somewhere else. I love that amoeba defense that we run where no one looks like they know what they are doing until the last second. It confused Brees last week and it downright frustrated Brady this week. He was throwing balls into the dirt and whining like a little bitch because he couldn't figure it out. Big ups to Mangini, Ryan and Daboll for the past two weeks.

  • Don't forget that Mangini is the first coach in Browns history to have had previous head coaching experience prior to coming here. For once we may have brought in a guy that is able to learn from past mistakes and make decision and prepare a team from some experience.

  • Very well said.

  • hell yeah, im with you there peter, i was so stoked hearing about him coming to cleveland

  • Nothing like a few big wins to tell the Can-gini, and Dump Dum-boll crowd to STFU already.

    The Browns are a few plays away from being the surprise team of the year.

    Hello? We just beat the snot out of the defending Super Bowl Champs in their own house, and whupped the team with the best record in the league.

  • Don't forget that Mangini is the first coach in Browns history to have had previous head coaching experience prior to coming here. For once we may have brought in a guy that is able to learn from past mistakes and make decision and prepare a team from some experience.

    @atenears said:

    Don't forget that Mangini is the first coach in Browns history to have had previous head coaching experience prior to coming here. For once we may have brought in a guy that is able to learn from past mistakes and make decision and prepare a team from some experience.

    Actually, Nick Skorich (71-75) was head coach of the Eagles before helming the Browns. Mangini is only the second Browns HC to have previously held the position elsewhere.

  • No one will argue Bill Belichick is the benchmark standard of which all NFL coaches are compared. He was throughly THROTTLED by one Eric Mangini in every phase of the game..period. Have you ever seen Brady so frustrated and confused..not me. So enough of this negative Mangini crap. He has got this franchise moving in the right direction in season and a half..He has built a TEAM..A TEAM to be proud of, a team that is tough and smart and hard working. This is what Cleveland is all about..This team represents the people of Cleveland..Mangini is our coach..Good for us

    @peterbell said:

    No one will argue Bill Belichick is the benchmark standard of which all NFL coaches are compared. He was throughly THROTTLED by one Eric Mangini in every phase of the game..period. Have you ever seen Brady so frustrated and confused..not me. So enough of this negative Mangini crap. He has got this franchise moving in the right direction in season and a half..He has built a TEAM..A TEAM to be proud of, a team that is tough and smart and hard working. This is what Cleveland is all about..This team represents the people of Cleveland..Mangini is our coach..Good for us

    That would be about 70% of you guys at some point this season. YOU are dead on... and the Browns are on the verge of making a lotta Noise. WOW.

  • A lot of things are falling into place in a sensible manner. The drafts, though still a crap shoot, have been providing better talent, the acquisition of free agents that still have skills and provide leadership, and coaching that finally seems to make sense. maybe all it took was to have a running back who didn't fall down at the line and a qb who could actually get the ball to the receiver's hands. But all of it makes the front office and coaching staff look like geniuses.

    I love the offense, it's awesome, but I think the major key to the two wins was the defense. I'm not sure who's thinking is behind it, but the blitzes are less obvious and SOME of the guys in the secondary are playing more aggressive on the receivers.

  • With Mangini and Ryan this team has a swagger and toughness that we have not seen since before the team left. The remaining teams on the schedule should be very afraid! New England had no answer for Hillis yesterday! We are not the pushover or guaranteed victory for the opposing team. Now when teams play the Cleveland Browns, they know that they will be in for one hell of a fight!

  • Yeah, Mangini has the sideline demeanor of someone about to undergo a root canal without novacaine, but who gives a rats ass? It would have been easy for the players to have given up last year at 1-11 but THEY NEVER QUIT. The most damning indictiment of a coach is for the players to quit when things are going bad (see Wade Phillips). The Browns play hard every week, they are correcting many of the mistakes which led to the 5 losses, and are doing all this without a stud WR. Gotta give credit where credit is due.

  • Let's not give him coach of the year yet. He has done a great job these last two games. You have to give credit whre credit is due.

    This next game is so big for so many reasons. I'm sick of winning games agianst good teams and people still taking shots at the browns. We beat the saints, and the media says it was a fluke, we beat the pats and all of a sudden the best team in football the pats really aren't that good. I'm also sick of people saying that now they think colt isn't the guy. They say he is just managing the offense. Ok, so what has he done to show he isn't?

    If we beat the jets watch how media will be on our jock.. our players are also confident and with another big win, who the heck knows what could happen this year.

    Baleiveland!

  • If they beat a NEW YORK team then the media will have to report it, because the sports world revolves around NY. Of course the focus will be on the Ryan bros.

    If the Browns beat the Jets the way they beat NO and the pats they should start getting some real attention.

  • I was in the Fire Daboll camp (I still am) , but i will not STFU 😛 !