Mangini isn't playing with a full deck - Browns Comment of the Day

"I don't know how anybody can think the Browns are worthy of more than five wins. No stable QB, no wideouts who can get open, a suspect right side of the O-line, best player at half-speed (Cribbs), one tight end to speak of and a team at least a major player short on both the D-line and in the linebacking corps. 3-13 would not have been shocking." - maxalvis

View full sizeTracy Boulian | The Plain DealerJosh Cribbs has struggled to stay healthy and productive all season.

In response to the story In coaching the Cleveland Browns to win the hard way, Eric Mangini makes Mike Holmgren's decision easy: Bill Livingston, cleveland.com reader maxalvis thinks five wins by the Browns is a minor miracle. This reader writes,

"I don't know how anybody can think the Browns are worthy of more than five wins. No stable QB, no wideouts who can get open, a suspect right side of the O-line, best player at half-speed (Cribbs), one tight end to speak of and a team at least a major player short on both the D-line and in the linebacking corps. 3-13 would not have been shocking."