First question: Did you jump to the site I posted, and did you read it?

Because if you did read it , you’ll notice that it totally contradicts the headline above in that he doesn’t WANT or WILL be traded.

Also, Mangini will not re-nogotiate nor disccuss re- negotiation with contracts that have one or more yoears left. It set for BAD precedent. Only on specific case, (Rhodes) he will extend a contract at seasons end and only if the player absolutely proves that he deserves it. Remember Cribb’s contract runs thru 20012.

Now, an aside question: Why would the Jets take on ONE MORE contract problem when they haven’t resolved their own in Leon Whashingtons? And how about Edwards?

You are right, it’s not the same situation. But my point is that the media started all the hate on Mangini from the first moment they tried to get “Juicy” information and they couldn’t. With rex, it’s the opposite.

Same thing in Cleveland. A few old timers, media scribes had inside ( anonymous) informants and Mangini fired them all. Now 99% of the media hates him and continue to add more fuel to the loosing culture.

Because last year was Mangini’s 3rd year and the team collapsed from 8-3 to 9-7. Rex is 3-2 and in first place. Why are you trying to compare the two situations?

See what I mean about selective (bias) reporting by the media sharks ! Case in point:

Why is it the last year, in difficult times it was …”MANGINI MUST BE FIRED !!
But with Rex is….”the troops need to be re-examined “

How is that for selective reporting!!. What about the true side of the article that ” He truly loves Cleveland, has a great relationship with Mangini and is committed to the team players part. Those parts “happened” to be left out. True vulture journalism !

Read here for true reporting: http://www.ohio.com/sports/browns/64647267.html#

And was also ” forgot” to mention that Cribbs has THREE (3) years left on his contract, where Leon has only one !!