It's widely expected that Sunday's lopsided loss to the Giants was Andy Reid's last game as coach of the Eagles. Reid is the biggest name among coaches expected to be fired, but he's not alone. How many of his coaching colleagues will be asked to clean out their offices on what's come to be known as Black Monday?

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Will Andy Reid be a head coach in the NFL again?

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  90%
  Yes
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  10%
  No

(Total votes: 41,079)

Will Rex Ryan be fired by the Jets?

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  54%
  Yes
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  46%
  No

(Total votes: 13,135)

Will Norv Turner be a head coach in the NFL again?

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  34%
  Yes
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  66%
  No

(Total votes: 39,393)

Will Ron Rivera be fired by the Panthers?

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  42%
  Yes
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  58%
  No

(Total votes: 13,714)

On Friday, "First Take" debated the Ravens' performance against the Browns on Thursday night football. Baltimore is 3-1 and managed a win against Cleveland, but had to go down to the final play in order to do so -- not a great sign against a team that has struggled as much as the Browns. Stephen A. Smith disregards the Ravens' difficulties due to the bad weather surrounding the game, although he is concerned about their defense. Skip Bayless is also less-than-confident about the Ravens' defense. What's your take?

Trent Richardson was supposed to be the centerpiece of the Browns' revamped offensive attack, but knee surgery could put a hold on those plans. Will the Browns' offense now focus more on new quarterback Brandon Weeden?

• impakt316: "While this is a minor surgery which should only take a couple of weeks to recover, you better believe it is giving Browns nation some heartburn! "
• deme3o: " With the first pick of the 2013 draft the Cleveland Browns select...."
• qipackman1265: "Very minor........He'll be back at it very soon. I think Weeden will be a very good QB very soon and this team will be good as soon as next year."
• buckeyes327: "I'm guardedly optimistic that this will prove to be a minor bump in the road of rebuilding, but the road just keeps getting longer."
• skidunk21: "It's okay Browns fans, Weeden and Richardson weren't going to take you to the playoffs anyhow. False hope. Too much hype. Colt should be QB."



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New Browns owner Jimmy Haslam III is beginning to meet members of his new organization. Should Browns fans be worried, or excited?

• OsoShun: "As long as this new owner keeps Tom Heckert and let's him do his job, and doesn't show up in Browns stadium wearing anything black and yellow, I'm fine with him. "
• richjr62: "I like the sell, as a Bengal fan, and a fan of the AFC north, it would be nice to see cleveland have an owner who is interested in owning the Browns and who cares about what they are doing."
• BSev21: "Big mistake if Holmgren and Heckert are fired, they finally have this franchise doing things the right way. Haslam says that he wants to model his team after the Steelers and build through the draft. This is the method that Holmgren and Heckert have brought to the Browns and by blowing up the front office all you do is delay your success by bringing in new people who want to bring in different players than they are currently building around."
• capmjh2: "Haslam sounds like a breath of fresh air for Brown fans -- a hands on owner who will attend games and league meetings, and wants to restore the pride to the franchise. "
• romplarobert: " I"m so pumped too. Hope Jimmy puts cleveland back on top."



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The first game of the NFL season kicks off in a little more than 24 hours, and we'd be lying if we said we weren't at least a little excited. Pro football can be a messy affair at times -- see the entire labor battle during the offseason -- but it's a glorious sport at its heart. Most every team's fan base has something to look forward to this weekend, although Colts fans may be dreading a future without Peyton Manning after the news that he'll miss at least his first game with a neck injury.

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We can understand if you don't want to take the time to grade your tech-support help on the other end of the telephone, but when we're talking about the dollars and emotion you've invested in sports, we think it's worth the effort. It's time for ESPN The Magazine's Ultimate Standings, in which SportsNation grades organizations on everything from ticket prices and stadium experience to the talent on the field, court or rink. Which team will end up on top this year? It depends on what you say.

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2010 MLB Ultimate Standings
1. Los Angeles Angels (Overall: No. 3)
2. Tampa Bay Rays (Overall: No. 6)
3. Colorado Rockies (Overall: No. 13)
4. Minnesota Twins (Overall: No. 14)
5. Atlanta Braves (Overall: No. 15)

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2010 NFL Ultimate Standings
1. New Orleans Saints (Overall: No. 1)
2. Indianapolis Colts (Overall: No. 4)
3. Green Bay Packers (Overall: No. 9)
4. Arizona Cardinals (Overall: No. 19)
5. Baltimore Ravens (Overall: No. 20)

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2010 NBA Ultimate Standings
1. Orlando Magic (Overall: No. 2)
2. San Antonio Spurs (Overall: No. 7)
3. Cleveland Cavaliers (Overall: No. 10)
4. Dallas Mavericks (Overall: No. 24)
5. Oklahoma City Thunder (Overall: No. 25)

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2010 NHL Ultimate Standings
1. Pittsburgh Penguins (Overall: No. 5)
2. Detroit Red Wings (Overall: No. 8)
3. Washington Capitals (Overall: No. 11)
4. San Jose Sharks (Overall: No. 12)
5. Chicago Blackhawks (Overall: No. 16)