Mangini is Ready to Get Creative With Seneca Wallace

My opinion of Mangini is slowing turning around. Thanks Holmgren.

I think my favorite part of this is Mangini in a suit. Has he ever been in front of media with anything nicer than a polo? He’s def. looking quite dapper in that picture.

And how about that haircut, and those improved hand gestures, the way he’s speaking.

I think Mangini is really coming around, fellas.

I couldn’t be happier to hear news like this. Now is the time to figure out what kind of a team this is going to be going forward. Get out in front of the curve.

I like how the talking heads are calling it a possible “quarterback controversy” instead of a coach trying to get creative with his play calling.

I think he’s dancing with his imaginary girlfriend. He’s going in for the kiss!

I think any further evolution of our flash package based on personnel depends on Cribbs and/or Wallace’s ability to throw the ball. If we put both of them in the game and run…that really isn’t any more surprising than running with Massaquoi and Harrison.

Just to see your thoughts, or should I call it strategic suggestions, reiterated, not necessarily reflected this time, here´s a quote:
“…Although Mangini was not perfect in utilizing players last season, he along with Brian Daboll started getting things right by the end of the season by utilizing the best assets on offense as much as possible. Wallace probably shouldn’t have too many reps — after all, if he enters a game, we want to catch the defense by surprise. We also want to establish continuity in the running game, some level of stability with Delhomme, and a way to keep getting Cribbs into the game. That limits Wallace’s chances, but even if it is one play every two to three games, it could be that play that contributes to the Browns winning another ballgame.”
Ok, that done, here´s my suggestion. You field the 11 best players at each position on both sides of the ball, and play to win. If someone sucks or you have a special play, you replace certain players. If you project some kind of catastrophe in a casually causealy linked world, we cede the win and contact the NFL comish secretly."
There were no portrayed astringents regarding the signings of Delhomme and Wallace. McCoy on the other hand was available to us based on promise.

My favorite part? The dangling quotation mark at the end of this ambrosia, because he knows he’s giving a quote of the day:

If you project some kind of catastrophe in a casually causealy linked world, we cede the win and contact the NFL comish secretly."

There were no portrayed astringents

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I have an idea for involving Seneca Wallace.
Picture this:
We line him up at Flanker or Wide Out. When the play commences, he does a stutter step then gets back behind the line of scrimmage and positions himself as a potential second quarterback.