Mangini Fired
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Eric Mangini is out as head coach of the New York Jets a day after the team lost for the fourth time in five games and failed to make the playoffs.
The clincher was the Jets' 24-17 loss to Miami on Sunday that gave the Dolphins the AFC East title.
"We don't take this decision lightly," Jets owner Woody Johnson said at a Monday morning news conference. "We respect Eric for what he's done but we want to build on the successful foundation he has laid."
Mangini, 37, was 23-26 in three seasons with the Jets, including 0-1 in the playoffs.
"For the current New York Jets organization, we've made the decision to move on," Johnson said. "It's a judgment call."
The Jets acquired Brett Favre before the season started and ran off to an 8-3 start. But losses to Denver, at San Francisco, at Seattle and to Miami over the final four weeks left New York outside of the playoffs for the second straight season.
Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum said Monday the organization wants the 39-year-old Favre to return for 2009 and fulfill the final year of his contract.
Eric Mangini is out as head coach of the New York Jets a day after the team lost for the fourth time in five games and failed to make the playoffs.
The clincher was the Jets' 24-17 loss to Miami on Sunday that gave the Dolphins the AFC East title.
"We don't take this decision lightly," Jets owner Woody Johnson said at a Monday morning news conference. "We respect Eric for what he's done but we want to build on the successful foundation he has laid."
Mangini, 37, was 23-26 in three seasons with the Jets, including 0-1 in the playoffs.
"For the current New York Jets organization, we've made the decision to move on," Johnson said. "It's a judgment call."
The Jets acquired Brett Favre before the season started and ran off to an 8-3 start. But losses to Denver, at San Francisco, at Seattle and to Miami over the final four weeks left New York outside of the playoffs for the second straight season.
Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum said Monday the organization wants the 39-year-old Favre to return for 2009 and fulfill the final year of his contract.
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<< <i>I wonder were he will go next? >>
Detroit, Cleveland, Seattle, Cincinatti, Kansas City the list seems endless.
if not a head coach than maybe as an assistant coach.
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<< <i>i'm sure he'll go somewhere and come back and bite the jets in the butt sooner or later. it wasn't all his fault he didn't throw 3 ints. >>
I have to agree. He's not a bad coach although I haven't seen the Mangenious quality for some time. While he didn't show much imagination down the stretch it's hard to win when your QB insists on throwing mindless bombs all day that have INT written all over the ball.
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<< <i>I wonder were he will go next? >>
Detroit, Cleveland, Seattle, Cincinatti, Kansas City the list seems endless.
if not a head coach than maybe as an assistant coach. >>
Do you really think the Chiefs will hire another ex-Jets head coach?
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Brett tosses it up for grabs anytime an oppsing player gets within 3 feet of him?
<< <i>The correct move would have been to fire Favre. 1 TD and 7 INT in his last 5 games?!? How is is Mangini's fault that
Brett tosses it up for grabs anytime an oppsing player gets within 3 feet of him? >>
2 TDs and 9 INTs in 5 games, but who's counting?
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Did you hear the audio they had of Favre in the huddle before the game, trying to psych the team up?
It was something to the effect of, "all that matters is that we go out there and do our best..." and a bunch
of other indifferent comments. What the f ever happened to let's go kick some ass and win!!??
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<< <i>After having 5 head coaches in the last 13 years, have the Browns management ever thought there was something else wrong with the team besides coaching? >>
I certainly dont blame the head coach. Same with the Lions franchise. Its poorly run organization. Wasnt the case when Modell was in charge.
How can you man-handle both the Patriots and saints, and lose to everyone else? Odd.
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<< <i>If only the Browns could get a coach like they have in New England. >>
Or a QB like Brady.
<< <i>Anyone else notice that the Browns will have to pay THREE head coaches in 2011? Crennel is still getting paid through 2011, and Mangini will get paid through 2012. Way to go Brownies!! Now would be a great time to invest in Browns season tickets by the way, I hear they're going for really cheap! >>
unfortunately so are Cavs and Indians tickets....about the only thing worth rooting for nowadays is Cleveland State.....not a good time for us Clevelanders.
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<< <i>If only the Browns could get a coach like they have in New England. >>
I do think BB is the best HC/GM in the NFL. I also think much of his success is tied to #12.
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<< <i>If only the Browns could get a coach like they have in New England. >>
I do think BB is the best HC/GM in the NFL. I also think much of his success is tied to #12. >>
Indeed. BB didnt win anything while in cleveland.
<< <i>Mangini did the right thing and he cashed in two good contracts. Now he can go back to being a coordinator. >>
I don't think anyone would want him as a coordinator either. Even if you dismiss his failures as a HC and the 'rat' factor, would you forget that he's also got a history of walking out on you if a better position turns up *AND* try and take some of your personnel with him? I think he's done in professional football actually.
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<< <i>Mangini did the right thing and he cashed in two good contracts. Now he can go back to being a coordinator. >>
I don't think anyone would want him as a coordinator either. Even if you dismiss his failures as a HC and the 'rat' factor, would you forget that he's also got a history of walking out on you if a better position turns up *AND* try and take some of your personnel with him? I think he's done in professional football actually. >>
You might be right, but it seems like they always gets recycled and show up somewhere.