November 2
Cleveland Plain Dealer
columnist Bill Livingston
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The Browns made changes on the offensive line, at linebacker, tight end and in the defensive secondary before their latest debacle even started. It took much longer to make the most obvious change. Finally, with 3:02 remaining in a game that, despite commendable grit by the defense, had been lost ever since the Chicago Bears took a 16-point halftime lead, coach Eric Mangini swept the broken shell that was quarterback Derek Anderson out of the lineup and replaced him with Brady Quinn. The score by then was 30-6, Chicago. Deficits like that tend to stand up. Quinn had no more chance of success than Mangini does of turning an old nickname, "Mangenius," into something other than an ..."