Mangini vows fix it plan for Browns after 31 3 loss
Browns coach Eric Mangini acknowledges dissatisfaction with the 1-6 start and outlines a plan to address mistakes and improve. He says improvement is the goal, with short and long term work, while noting the team must provide fans with something to cheer about and stay supportive at Browns Stadium.
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Chiefs RB Johnson uses gay slurs in locker room
Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson used a gay slur for the second straight day, refused to speak to reporters after a 37-7 home loss to the Chargers, and drew comment from coach Todd Haley about the team gathering facts while Johnson posted slurs on Twitter.
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Browns struggle prompts QB debate and coaching defense
Browns coach Mangini backs Seneca Anderson amid a run of 44 percent completions and seven interceptions in four games. Benched Colt McCoy era? No. The piece notes Quinn’s limited play, Edwards trade aftermath, and rookie receivers Massaquoi and Robiskie learning on the field as Cleveland fights to move the ball and win out.
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Edwards charged in LeBron pal case with assault
Former Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards now with the New York Jets faces a misdemeanor assault charge in Cleveland for allegedly punching promoter Edward Givens outside a nightclub. The arraignment is set for Nov. 17. Edwards’ attorney says he will plead not guilty.
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Eagles stun Redskins as Jackson dazzles on Monday night
DeSean Jackson raced 67 yards for a reverse score and caught a 57-yard TD as the Eagles upset the Redskins 27-17 in Landover. Philadelphia forced three turnovers for points while injuries sidelined Brian Westbrook and Chris Cooley. Donovan McNabb reached 200 TD passes and crossed 30,000 career yards in the win.
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