Mangini-hating media
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So, by your standards of coaching, Tony Robbins would be the best coach in all the land, eh?
No smartass, but I'm saying that the good coaches do have these abilities. Belicheck gets effort from his players because they respect his leadership and he makes them want to play hard every single down. Bill Parcels does the same thing. Bill Cowher, Vince Lombardi, Jim Tressel, Joe Paterno, Paul F'ing Brown!!!!! All these great coaches earn their players respect and motivate them, that's what a f'ing leader does, and if the HC isn't the leader, than I don't know who is. We've seen what soft feckless coaching can lead to (Romeo) and we've seen what pigheaded assholes can do too (Al Davis who while not the actual coach runs his team as if he were) So don't be so quick to discount because you want to believe in the Mangenius. There are reasons he got fired in NY and that no one else was fighting for him when Lerner was beating down his door, and nots just the NY media bias.
So don't be so quick to discount because you want to believe in the Mangenius. There are reasons he got fired in NY and that no one else was fighting for him when Lerner was beating down his door, and nots just the NY media bias.
You should take your own advice and not be so quick to judge simply because you don't want to believe in the "Mangenius". You don't know the reasons he was fired unless you actually are Mike Tannenbaum. Don't kid yourself, you know nothing more than anybody else. All it is is speculation, and that's all it will ever be, until Mike releases his biography and all the juicy information.
By the way, the name calling, that was very civilized of you, sir. I see you don't take kindly to other people's opinions. Are you sure you aren't really a closet Steelers fan?
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I'm sorry, Mangini is not a good coach. Rebuild year or not, strong on strategy or not, the man does not inspire and he certainly has yet to earn the players respect (Coaching intangibles
Unless you have some proof..a quote.. morsel..you're talkin out your ass buddy
The product on the field speaks for itself. How many players are busting their asses for this team? Quinn played like a little bitch last week. Jamal Lewis is whining like a pansy which is not something he's been known for. Edwards is playing better for his new team(not playing well, but better than he had been) Big Baby had issues with him at the start of the season and has been relatively nquiet on the field after some big stand out plays last year.
And how the f### do you call pulling Quinn after less than three complete games anything but a confidence killer?
The product on the field speaks for itself. How many players are busting their asses for this team? Quinn played like a little bitch last week.
How many quarterbacks do you know that actually try to make a tackle after they've thrown an interception? Only the "little bitch" ones, right?
Jamal Lewis is whining like a pansy which is not something he's been known for.
I guess I imagined when Jamal Lewis called out the defense and players last year after the Denver game, because he never complains, does he? Or was that also Mangini's fault, even though he was currently employed by the Jets?
Edwards is playing better for his new team(not playing well, but better than he had been)
Edwards wanted to leave long before Mangini ever came to Cleveland, so I'm not quite sure what that has to do with EM. And he now plays for a better team, with a better QB, an actual running game, and a defense that creates turnovers. And, guess what, they're still losing with him. Must not have been that great of a playmaker.Big Baby had issues with him at the start of the season and has been relatively nquiet on the field after some big stand out plays last year.
Big Baby complained all throughout the offseason, openly asked to be traded, and then met with Mangini. Since the meeting, not one word of disquiet from his lips.
And how the f### do you call pulling Quinn after less than three complete games anything but a confidence killer?
Sure, it may have killed what little confidence he had. But it also saved the Browns $11 million, so I think that was a pretty smart decision. Benefit outweighed the cost, it's simple economics.
You just want to hate Mangini so much that your blaming things on him that can easily be blamed on anybody.
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