He is a replica of Crennel, the only difference is he inherited a bunch of winners unlike Crennel.

@mopaji said:Been saying it all year. I thoiught they would improve by week 8 but I'll take it when I can get it. They are improving and like you said, the players are really bad. Call me gay, but I love me some Mangini! There not bad players, just not studs..What they are is Mangini type guys Bring the lunch pail, intelligent, hard working and love football..even Wright and ole macdonald are playing better..It's called "changing" the culture of an organization..it takes time and patience..your beginning to see some of the fruits of that labor in discipline oriented, mistake free football..Thats what a Mangini coached team does..We'll get the studs here..we have the coach.

8 sacks? Seriously? Have we had that many BEFORE this game?

@kosar_for_president said: Look at about minute 4:24. It's a coach the players want to play for and the fans want to root for. Look how much respect he gets from Brian Dawkins, 3 years his elder. With all of that said, winning solves everything. McDaniels surprised even most Patriots fans with his leadership skills, even though it looked like he was off to a shaky start with the whole Jay Cutler mess. The Broncos were picked in pre-season to be as bad as the Browns. One thing he did was bring in coordinators and assistant coaches who knew more than him about their trades in many cases. Many head coaches - especially a young one - would be too insecure to surround themselves with people smarter than them... but that's a very mature move.

@vegasdogg said:I have heard Quinn didn't play with MoMass, that he didn't have the benefit of this guys skills. What people mean is MoMass in as the target opposite BE in all the 2 wide sets. The previous 3 games have had Cribbs as the #2 WR. Cribbs in that roll wasn't doing the offense any favors.