Late last week, when a sarcastic fan asked Mangini if he would even bother showing up at the season opener vs. Minnesota, the Browns head coach said he was going to flip a coin to decide. At first it didn’t appear as though he was serious. Rather, it was simply his way of saying it didn’t matter if he showed up or not. But if Mangini isn’t serious, he certainly isn’t relenting. Before practice this morning, Mangini once again said he plans to flip a coin to decide if he will coach. “That’s probably the fairest way to do it. I’ll probably give both thumbs equal reps with the coin,” he said. “But if I do show up, I might not arrive by car. I might take a train, boat, or hang glider. I really can’t say more than that though. It’s an internal matter.” The man continues to be the Rubik’s Cube of NFL coaches.

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