Eric Mangini hasn't had much of a social life since he took over the Cleveland Browns head coaching job. Mangini hired former San Francisco assistant George Warhop as his offensive line coach and said he has “four or five” spots on his staff to fill. Mangini has been busy with new GM George Kokinis watching film and familiarizing themselves with the Browns Roster.
Early in his news conference, Mangini explained his decision to remove a mural of Browns Hall of Famers from a wall near the player’s entrance. Mangini said he wants to move the mural to a high-traffic area inside the team’s headquarters and that in no way was he trying to distance himself from Cleveland’s glorious past.
Rather, he is embracing it.
Mangini looks to hire more of his staff, and get used to the Browns Roster now. He will have some decisions to make with the staff and also with QB's Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson. Mangini said he is up for the task.
Cleveland CavaliersMo Williams was happy when the Cavaliers signed his friend Trey Johnson to a 10-day contract. Johnson averaged over 20 points a game Bakersfield in the NBA Development League.
Johnson averaged 20.1 points, 3.6 rebounds and 4.8 assists in 39.2 minutes per game for the Jam. He also led the D-League by making 46 percent (36-of-78) of his 3-point attempts.
Johnson, who will wear No. 24 for the Cavs, played at Jackson State (Miss.), where he averaged 27.1 points as a senior in 2007.
Rob Trautman
PrimeTime Sports/BlogTalk Radio
Also help from the AP.
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