ERIC MANGINI RUMORS & GOSSIP

Mangini Comments Don't Add Up

Yesterday turned out to be a busy day for Spygate: an incident (five years old now) where the New England Patriots were busted videotaping the New York Jets defense. The investigation uncovered the fact that Coach Belichick and the Patriots had actually been videotaping opponents as far back as 2000, a time period which included three Super Bowls and multiple AFC Championships. To...
Via The Sports Rocker  |  May 02, 2012

Eric Mangini says he regrets his role in Spygate

After yesterday’s fiasco surrounding Ravens coach John Harbaugh and his comments stating that the Patriots Super Bowl titles are “stained” because of Spygate, Eric Mangini came forward on NFL Live yesterday and said that he regrets turning the Pats in for the illegal taping and wish he could take it back. Mangini, who currently works as an NFL analyst for ESPN,...
Via Beantown Banter  |  May 02, 2012

Eric Mangini says he regrets bringing the Spygate scandal to light

When Eric Mangini exposed the Patriots for videotaping opponents’ signals at the start of the 2007 season, he changed the culture of the NFL. Stealing signals — whether by use of camera or other means — is something that is believed to have been done by almost all teams at one point. Now, teams have to be extremely careful. By bringing the Spygate scandal to light...
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  May 02, 2012

Mangini comes clean, regrets Spygate

It has long been rumored that Eric Mangini ratted out the for Patriots taping opposing coaches’ signals when he was an assistant coach with the team, and later against his Jets. In fact it was more than a rimor. It was pretty much one of those unspoken facts of life. Now one of 40 NFL analysts on [...]
Via The Victory Formation  |  May 02, 2012

Eric Mangini Says He Regrets Turning in Patriots During Spygate Scandal

After a few flameouts as a coach around the league, you would think former Patriots defensive coordinator Eric Mangini would have quite the list of regrets. Apparently, one of the big ones is turning on his former team. Mangini said on ESPN's NFL Live on Tuesday afternoon that he regrets telling the NFL that the Patriots were taping signals at a Jets game in 2007. "If there...
Via NESN.com  |  May 01, 2012

Eric Mangini says he regrets turning the Patriots in for "Spygate"

After John Harbaugh made his comments today on the Patriots, saying their records and Super Bowl are tainted, former New York Jets head coach Eric Mangini stepped in on the discussion, saying that he regrets turning in New England for the "Spygate" scandal."If there is a decision I could take back it's easily that decision," Mangini told USA Today. "...
Via Footbasket  |  May 01, 2012
SPY HARD

Mangini regrets turning in Pats

Current TV analyst Eric Mangini says he regrets turning in the Patriots for "Spygate" when he was head coach of the rival Jets.

Via Pro Football Zone  |  May 01, 2012

Revisiting the Eric Mangini Firing

Last week things got testy here on WFNY yet again when I brought up that I was tired of hearing the argument that detractors use to say Mike Holmgren is a hypocrite for firing Mangini for not winning enough.  I just wrote a small paragraph on it in a ranting fashion, and I don’t think it might have made the point, and possibly even came off a little antagonistic.  So, I thought...
Via Waiting For Next Year  |  January 09, 2012
THE RETURN OF MANGENIUS?

PSU interested in Eric Mangini?

It is now being speculated that the Nittany Lions might be turning their sights on former NFL coach-turned-analyst Eric Mangini to take the reins of a program in complete and utter disarray.

Via Pro Football Zone  |  December 28, 2011

Former Brown Says Mangini “was a bad head coach.”

Vince Grzegorek at Scene posted a quote yesterday from a former “player” for the Cleveland Browns, Nate Jackson. You don’t remember the tenure of Nate Jackson as a member of the Cleveland Browns? I am guessing I might be able to find him if I search old roster moves on NFL.com, but he doesn’t have any stats applied to his name since 2008. Apparently, though, he was on...
Via Waiting For Next Year  |  November 18, 2011
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