Some changes will come I just hope theyrsquore the right ones

He could just oversee the continued building process while lending his years of experience as needed. Cleveland has desperately needed that type of person for a long time.If Holmgren, or whoever, takes the job, some changes are inevitable. The fewer changes that need to be made, the quicker the Browns organization will be able to realize their goal. While Eric Mangini has laid a foundation, I do think he needs help in finishing the product That’s where Holmgren could be invaluable.

Cleveland needs to acquire some more players through the draft and free agency That seems to be an area where Mangini needs help. Also he may need to be persuaded to bring in an experienced offensive coordinator. His loyalty to Brian Daboll has been commendable but has probably retarded the offense.Cleveland has plenty of needs. They need upgraded at Safety, right tackle and cornerback to start with. As for the coaching staff, I don’t think a lot of changes are needed but I’m sure there will be some. Some changes will come, I just hope they’re the right ones. A major overhaul is not needed.article originally posted on http://

So on the heels of my article yesterday, the Mariners go out and shock the baseball world again, this time trading forgotten pitcher Carlos Silva and his 4 year - 48 million dollar deal that former GM Bill Bavasi signed him to, to the Cubs for controversial outfielder Milton Bradley.The deal which on paper looks to be a straight trade, is a blessing for the Mariners, who were looking for a left fielder and a way to free themselves of the burden that having Silva on the books. Bradley can possibly come in and be a 25 home run hitter with the team, and possibly regain the All Star form he had in Texas only two seasons ago.Like I said yesterday, do not be surprised to see the busiest team this off-season to continue this trend past the new year. With potential trading partners looming althrough the baseball landscape looking for young prospects, who knows what deal Trader Jack could pull out of his hat.Mariners resign LangerhansAnother bit of news out of Mariner camp today was the resigning of oft-played outfield Ryan Langerhans. Many of you remember the two walk off home run guy from last season as a mid-season pick up that got Mike Morse out of Seattle. 18 2009)I am going to starting putting out quick looks at the roster as it stands and would like to see what others think of it.1 Ichiro - RF2 Figgins - 3B3 Lopez- 2B4 Bradley - LF5 Griffey Jr - DH6 Franklin - CF7 Carp - 1B8 Wilson - SS9. Johnson - C Starting PitchersFelix, Lee, RRS, Morrow, MIX (Fister, French, Olson, Vargas) . Petersburg Bowl commences this Saturday at 8:00 PM on ESPN Central Florida vs the Rutgers Scarlet Knights Both teams come into the St.

Petersburg Bowl with an 8-4 record and an impressive team lineups Here we take a look at the Knights' key players in St. Petersburg and what the Knights need to do to secure a bowl win against the advantageous Big East Scarlet Knights. Key Players Brett Hodges As the quarterback and backbone of the team, No 6 senior Brett Hodges is a key player in the bowl game. With a 61.1 pass percentage, 2,263 yards, and 15 touchdowns, Hodges has had a very good season, but still has room to improve in the St Petersburg Bowl.