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Originally posted by TheRickestRick:
Sando was just "posing the question" and made one GIANT leap in connecting a regional scout to a defensive assistant. They were not exactly working together…
Again NO ONE at this moment is discussing Mangini as a Niners HC candidate outside of this conspiracy filled forum.
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
So no one is discussing him except for the people who are discussing him. Got it.
Originally posted by RishikeshA:
The Beliichick tree is full of dead branches.
Originally posted by TheRickestRick:
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
So no one is discussing him except for the people who are discussing him. Got it.
Pretty much, I could qualify it as "no one of note." But you already knew that and just want to stir up sh*t.
Please link a current article showing Mangini being legitimately considered by the niners… till then
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
What am I google? Do your own homework.
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
What am I google? Do your own homework.
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
Strange he's seen as a Harbaugh guy when his working relationship with Baalke dates back to the 90s.
Source: 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh considered moving Eric Mangini to quarterbacks coach.
One source said moving Mangini to quarterbacks coach and promoting quarterbacks coach Geep Chryst to offensive coordinator was an option for coach Jim Harbaugh's reshuffling of the coaching staff if the 49ers lost offensive coordinator Greg Roman. The source said he does not believe Harbaugh plans to make any changes.
Mangini's consideration for quarterbacks coach, which a separate source confirmed to CSN reporter Mindi Bach, is interesting because his background was exclusively on defense before joining Harbaugh's staff in June as an offensive assistant.
Harbaugh speaks with Ladouceur, Mangini about consultant roles
Mangini said he first met Jim Harbaugh two years ago when the 49ers spent a week in Youngstown, Ohio. Mangini is still close with special teams coach Brad Seely, Magini's assistant when he was the head coach of the Browns, and Seely invited him to the session. He said he took a trip to Santa Clara earlier this offseason and that he and Harbaugh have been talking about a role since.
Mangini formerly coached the Jets and Browns. Until last season, his expertise mainly has been on the defensive side of the ball. But he was brought in by Jim Harbaugh to work with the team's offense by offering a defensive-minded perspective.
Harbaugh also said he consulted with Mangini, who watched games from the coaches' booth, on replay reviews. The 49ers were 2-9 on replay challenges in 2013. Only five teams were worse.
Asked Thursday what made Mangini right for coaching tight ends, Harbaugh said, "He has a very extensive resume as a football coach. He spent the whole season on the offensive side of the ball last year. He's coached an entire defense, an entire team. He's more than qualified to coach three, four, five tight ends."
Read more here: http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2014/02/sources-mangini-to-coach-49ers-tight-ends-in-2014.html#storylink=cpy
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
What am I google? Do your own homework.
So you've got nothing to support your position and you're trying to stir the pot with a whole lot of nothing, good to know.
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
Dude this is a fan forum. It's not a courtroom where positions need to be argued with sources cited. You sound like a lawyer. Or a politician.
Originally posted by TheRickestRick:
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
Dude this is a fan forum. It's not a courtroom where positions need to be argued with sources cited. You sound like a lawyer. Or a politician.
Its also not a place to purposely incite and instigate per the rules of the forum. But thats been your MO since joining a whopping 6 days ago.
The real question is which PBM are you?
Originally posted by TheRickestRick:
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
Dude this is a fan forum. It's not a courtroom where positions need to be argued with sources cited. You sound like a lawyer. Or a politician.
Its also not a place to purposely incite and instigate per the rules of the forum. But thats been your MO since joining a whopping 6 days ago.
The real question is which PBM are you?
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by FunkyChicken:
Strange he's seen as a Harbaugh guy when his working relationship with Baalke dates back to the 90s.
He doesn't have a "working relationship" with Baalke. He was a lowly assistant, Baalke was a lowly scout, there's little to support that they knew each other any more closely than walking by in the hallways at Jets HQ.
Meanwhile..........
https://twitter.com/maioccocsn/status/426222364834029568
Source: 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh considered moving Eric Mangini to quarterbacks coach.
One source said moving Mangini to quarterbacks coach and promoting quarterbacks coach Geep Chryst to offensive coordinator was an option for coach Jim Harbaugh's reshuffling of the coaching staff if the 49ers lost offensive coordinator Greg Roman. The source said he does not believe Harbaugh plans to make any changes.
Mangini's consideration for quarterbacks coach, which a separate source confirmed to CSN reporter Mindi Bach, is interesting because his background was exclusively on defense before joining Harbaugh's staff in June as an offensive assistant.
Harbaugh speaks with Ladouceur, Mangini about consultant roles
Mangini said he first met Jim Harbaugh two years ago when the 49ers spent a week in Youngstown, Ohio. Mangini is still close with special teams coach Brad Seely, Magini's assistant when he was the head coach of the Browns, and Seely invited him to the session. He said he took a trip to Santa Clara earlier this offseason and that he and Harbaugh have been talking about a role since.
http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2013/06/opinions-wanted-mangini-calls-harbaughs-staff-ego-less.html#storylink=cpy
Mangini formerly coached the Jets and Browns. Until last season, his expertise mainly has been on the defensive side of the ball. But he was brought in by Jim Harbaugh to work with the team's offense by offering a defensive-minded perspective.
Harbaugh also said he consulted with Mangini, who watched games from the coaches' booth, on replay reviews. The 49ers were 2-9 on replay challenges in 2013. Only five teams were worse.
Asked Thursday what made Mangini right for coaching tight ends, Harbaugh said, "He has a very extensive resume as a football coach. He spent the whole season on the offensive side of the ball last year. He's coached an entire defense, an entire team. He's more than qualified to coach three, four, five tight ends."
Read more here: http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2014/02/sources-mangini-to-coach-49ers-tight-ends-in-2014.html#storylink=cpy
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
He doesn't have a "working relationship" with Baalke. He was a lowly assistant, Baalke was a lowly scout, there's little to support that they knew each other any more closely than walking by in the hallways at Jets HQ.
Meanwhile..........
https://twitter.com/maioccocsn/status/426222364834029568
Source: 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh considered moving Eric Mangini to quarterbacks coach.
One source said moving Mangini to quarterbacks coach and promoting quarterbacks coach Geep Chryst to offensive coordinator was an option for coach Jim Harbaugh's reshuffling of the coaching staff if the 49ers lost offensive coordinator Greg Roman. The source said he does not believe Harbaugh plans to make any changes.
Mangini's consideration for quarterbacks coach, which a separate source confirmed to CSN reporter Mindi Bach, is interesting because his background was exclusively on defense before joining Harbaugh's staff in June as an offensive assistant.
Harbaugh speaks with Ladouceur, Mangini about consultant roles
Mangini said he first met Jim Harbaugh two years ago when the 49ers spent a week in Youngstown, Ohio. Mangini is still close with special teams coach Brad Seely, Magini's assistant when he was the head coach of the Browns, and Seely invited him to the session. He said he took a trip to Santa Clara earlier this offseason and that he and Harbaugh have been talking about a role since.
http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2013/06/opinions-wanted-mangini-calls-harbaughs-staff-ego-less.html#storylink=cpy
Mangini formerly coached the Jets and Browns. Until last season, his expertise mainly has been on the defensive side of the ball. But he was brought in by Jim Harbaugh to work with the team's offense by offering a defensive-minded perspective.
Harbaugh also said he consulted with Mangini, who watched games from the coaches' booth, on replay reviews. The 49ers were 2-9 on replay challenges in 2013. Only five teams were worse.
Asked Thursday what made Mangini right for coaching tight ends, Harbaugh said, "He has a very extensive resume as a football coach. He spent the whole season on the offensive side of the ball last year. He's coached an entire defense, an entire team. He's more than qualified to coach three, four, five tight ends."
Read more here: http://blogs.sacbee.com/49ers/archives/2014/02/sources-mangini-to-coach-49ers-tight-ends-in-2014.html#storylink=cpy