...but Jack Harbaugh is still my favorite consultant
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...but Jack Harbaugh is still my favorite consultant
Originally posted by NCommand:
Camp fodder.
Originally posted by thojess:
Originally posted by robniner:
Man Genius can stay away from us. He was a complete disaster in Cleveland.
He has a good football mind. If the management think he's got something to offer, he'll be brought in. Besides, Cleveland was, is, and ever shall be a disaster... Kinda crazy to blame it on one guy that was only there briefly.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by thojess:
Originally posted by robniner:
Man Genius can stay away from us. He was a complete disaster in Cleveland.
He has a good football mind. If the management think he's got something to offer, he'll be brought in. Besides, Cleveland was, is, and ever shall be a disaster... Kinda crazy to blame it on one guy that was only there briefly.
Even Belichick failed in Cleveland. I think Mangini may make a good teacher/coordinator especially with more seasoning with Fangio. Might be a good combo of Donatell and Mangini on the D if Fangio retire after we've taken the #6
Originally posted by NC49erfan82:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Originally posted by thojess:
Originally posted by robniner:
Man Genius can stay away from us. He was a complete disaster in Cleveland.
He has a good football mind. If the management think he's got something to offer, he'll be brought in. Besides, Cleveland was, is, and ever shall be a disaster... Kinda crazy to blame it on one guy that was only there briefly.
Even Belichick failed in Cleveland. I think Mangini may make a good teacher/coordinator especially with more seasoning with Fangio. Might be a good combo of Donatell and Mangini on the D if Fangio retire after we've taken the #6
I would not say Bill failed in Cleveland. It was the Art that failed the team. The Browns were a playoff team in 94 (11-5) and the following season Art told Bill that he was moving the team and the team just could not perform like they could due to all the distractions of moving.
Originally posted by Youngone:They will probably ask his opinion and then do the complete opposite.
Originally posted by Amir:RT @JasonLaCanfora: Mangini's role with the 49ers, if it came together, would be to assist the offense with ideas on how to prepare for certain defenses, etc
Originally posted by hungarian9erfan:
Matt Maiocco @MaioccoCSN3m
Eric Mangini attended an in-season 49ers practice in 2011 at Youngstown State.
i don't know what to think about this, but i think the more ex HC we have the better for us.