With the regular season complete, coaches on the hot seat are now receiving the news most of them dreaded to hear, with their respective team deciding to move on in a different direction going forward. The first coach to receive such news this morning was Eric Mangini, who’s officially out as the head coach in Cleveland, [...]
Continue reading...Monday, December 21, 2009
After a surprising denial of his former team last weekend, Mike Holmgren ended all the speculation on his future employer today, agreeing to a deal with the Browns to be the new team president in Cleveland. Holmgren had been offered a senior role in the management of the Seahawks, but chose challenge over familiarity in [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, December 19, 2009
Former Seahawks head coach Mike Holmgren has had nothing but praise for his former employers as of late, seemingly setting the stage for his return to the Pacific Northwest this off-season to take control of the struggling Seattle franchise. Holmgren has simultaneously carried on discussions with Browns owner Randy Lerner, and came away from his [...]
Continue reading...Friday, December 18, 2009
Interesting tidbit of info to pass along on Mike Holmgren’s chances of landing in Cleveland, courtesy of Seattle Times beat writer Danny O’Neil… During his weekly spot on KJR 950-AM in Seattle, Holmgren was asked about his talks with the Browns and relayed that he “had a good feeling” before leaving town and believes a [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, December 13, 2009
There’s been no shortage of talk about Cleveland head coach Eric Mangini and his continued employment with the Browns in recent weeks, but that conversation may soon take a back seat to one that links former Seattle general manager Tim Ruskell to Cleveland’s opening in the same position. According to Tony Rossi of the Cleveland [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, December 13, 2009
The NFL isn’t known for being a stable organization, especially when it comes to its coaches and players, as those individuals are all too familiar with the league changing around them in a moment’s notice. So it goes without saying that each year typically brings a bevy of coaching changes, some expected and others not, [...]
Continue reading...Friday, December 11, 2009
When their team is sitting at 2-11 in the standings, most coaches would feel slightly apprehensive towards their continued job security. Not so for Browns head coach Eric Mangini. According to the Associated Press, Mangini is not concerned at all about possibly being fired this off-season and fully expects to be the head coach in [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, December 8, 2009
This season will go down as one of the most miserable years in Cleveland’s history, but there has been a strong sense of unity within the Browns locker room as of late, and it could play a major role in determining the fate of Cleveland’s head coach, Eric Mangini, once the season is complete. According [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, December 2, 2009
After being traded to the Browns in 2008, Cleveland DT Corey Williams was fired up and ready to show his new team and city the same skills that made him a standout during his time in Green Bay. But one season into his tenure with the Browns, head coach Romeo Crennel were sent packing and [...]
Continue reading...Friday, November 13, 2009
Earlier in the season, Browns head coach Eric Mangini was called onto the carpet so to speak, for his role in the season ending injury rookie RB James Davis suffered during a post-practice “opportunity drill.” Mangini defended the practice, claiming it allowed younger players to show their talent and desire to the coaching staff without [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 28, 2009
A day after his college coach ripped into the Browns organization for their lack of respect shown to WR Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech QB Graham Harrell will be in Cleveland for a tryout with the team this weekend, according to the Associated Press. Tech’s head coach, Mike Leach, was extremely upset with his counterpart on [...]
Continue reading...Monday, April 27, 2009
The war of words has begun. According to the Sacramento Bee, Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach came out swinging on Sunday, hammering Browns head coach Eric Mangini for starting rumors about WR Michael Crabtree and his “”diva-ish” behavior during his visits in Cleveland. Apparently, Leach feels that Mangini’s comments led to the short-lived slide [...]
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