... in Cleveland through his first year and now well into his second.

Mangini’s hiring came with a lot of skepticism over the process, but a no-nonsense attitude earned him a lot of fans through the off-season workouts and training camp.

A 1-11 start to the season coupled with a complete inability to communicate properly with or through the press then promptly got him in the Hot Seat with a good portion of the fanbase.

But fans are fickle and a four-game winning streak to end the season, including a victory over division rival and defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers, swayed a lot people back into his camp.

New Team President Mike Holmgren decided to stick with Mangini, and the off-season workouts app...

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