After two days of meetings with new team president Mike Holmgren, it was decided that Eric Mangini would stay on as the Browns' head coach for another year. It was also decided that he will be allowed to keep all of his staff.
After starting the season 1-11, he pulled together to bring his team to a 5-11 record with a four game winning streak to end the season. Coming to the Browns for the 2009 season after three years with the New York Jets, Mangini struggled all year to bring success to Cleveland. His four game winning streak, which was the longest since 1994 for the Browns, helped resirrect his chances of continuing his coaching stint.
It was expected that with a new president, Mangini would be fired and a new coach that had similar philosophies to those of Holmgren would be brought in to replace him.
Now if only they could lock up the player that helped Mangini pull off that four game win streak... Joshua Cribbs
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