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Normally I think Nate Jackson is a bit of a blowhard but this is telling
"I was only in Cleveland for one week, but as I wrote last year, I was there long enough to figure out that his coaching style was so interactive as to be intrusive. He peppered his players with fourthdownulator-esque studies, made them memorize those figures, then called upon them in meetings and forced them to stand and recite them. Players were visibly shaken by the process. This was not the football they knew....
Mangini was a bad head coach. He couldn't reconcile his scientific approach to the game with the real-time lack of science that was needed to play it. He took it too far and lost his team."

Whoever coaches here next better not have cleveland on their resume

All of the real cun+s have left, anyway.

Hey cun+

I can't believe the Newton/Peppers thing isn't getting more love, guess it hits a little close to home though.

If the day job thing ever goes tits up write a blog post about how the team lacks heart and mail that shit to the observer, guarantee you'll get picked up.

Mangini has done the best job of rebranding himself of any coach I've ever seen talking sports for a paycheck. But yeah, if we're looking at retread Jets/Browns I'll take a Ryan brother over Mangini.

Please don't let the fact that after another tantrum the GM got fired go to your head Cam

Cam needs to be fined for that monstrosity he was wearing postgame.

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He's out there, waiting, making Peyton Manning throw into a bucket like a middle schooler, crafting his speech to JR about how he molded his offense around Tebow