Mangini's final days?

Jax Dawg · #61 (**permalink**) 12-20-2010

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Originally Posted by Greythan

Now, this is a topic that can be connected to coaching. Not saying it is for sure, but the staff plays a big role in getting the team "ready to play". So, McCoy and Hillis' comments in this article are of concern:

Cleveland Browns lacked intensity, say Colt McCoy and Peyton Hillis; Browns Insider | cleveland.com

From that article Colt said something that struck a chord. He said "We're pretty good at making drives at the end of the game. We spread them out and throw it and go score."

Very true - why don't the Browns use the same type of play calling at other times during the game?

Crow · #62 (**permalink**) 12-20-2010

If winning 4 games straight at the end of the season is a reason to keep your job, losing 4 straight can get you fired when it includes the 2-11 Bengals and near-worst team Bills. Losing these two "easy" games puts Mangini in a crappy spot - he really needs to beat Baltimore and Pittsburgh. I really felt like they were playing for Mangini's future today but it was not to be. Whether or not that's a good thing or bad thing, well, the grass is always greener on the other side.