Browns Coaching situation: There's cold,

[jb]

and then there's walrus capping Mangini after this season and taking the field himself.

Let Mangini do the heavy lifting of getting the dooshbags of the roster, instilling an organizational culture of team-first, bring in a GM and set up a scouting system, and then cap him once the talent starts arriving and he actually starts to have a shot to win, but before he has the talent tipping point.

Man, could a guy who was actually a former coach do it that way and then take the sidelines himself?

Walrus is 63 YO. This would be his last shot.

[swerb]

Whole reason he kept Mangenius. Only questions is whether he caps hin this year or next. Or if Mangenius continues to get these cats to overachieve ... Walrus goes and coaches the Cowboys or the Vikings or the Chargers.

[jb]

Whole reason he kept Mangenius. Only questions is whether he caps hin this year or next. Or if Mangenius continues to get these cats to overachieve ... Walrus goes and coaches the Cowboys or the Vikings or the Chargers.

Not quite as cold if he capped him for his own dude, but for himself?

Like I said, even Furio would step back and be like, wow.

I'd love to see manginius get average to above average talent and then overachieve.

[swerb]

95% chance Walrus goes after one more 5-7 year gig ... and that it happens by the 2012 Super Bowl. He's been flat out admitting it since his first presser as HMFIC here.

[jb]

95% chance Walrus goes after one more 5-7 year gig ... and that it happens by the 2012 Super Bowl. He's been flat out admitting it since his first presser as HMFIC here.

Would make no sense to do anything but pursue that here IMO. He's got his guys all tee'd up in the FO and Randy would never tell him he couldn't be in charge of both.

[SoulDawg74]

and then there's walrus capping Mangini after this season and taking the field himself.

Let Mangini do the heavy lifting of getting the dooshbags of the roster, instilling an organizational culture of team-first, bring in a GM and set up a scouting system, and then cap him once the talent starts arriving and he actually starts to have a shot to win, but before he has the talent tipping point.

Man, could a guy who was actually a former coach do it that way and then take the sidelines himself?

Walrus is 63 YO. This would be his last shot.

SD:

Riles pulled it off without qualm or reservation , he just didn't bother with the fake humility and public agonization.

Let Homie get the Luck and the horns will sprout right outta his forehead.

[pup]

Years until Mangini wins a Super Bowl coaching the Giants?