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Mangini adds Hagen, Brown to coaching staff as assistants

Published: Feb 17, 2009 at 12:12 PM

CLEVELAND -- Browns coach Eric Mangini added two college assistants to his staff Tuesday -- Steve Hagen of North Carolina as tight ends coach and Gary Brown of Rutgers as running backs coach.

Hagen coached Cleveland's tight ends under Butch Davis from 2001-03 and the Browns' quarterbacks in 2004. He spent the past two seasons with Davis as the Tar Heels' tight ends coach.

Brown, a former NFL running back, played eight seasons with Houston, San Diego and the New York Giants. He was running backs coach at Rutgers last season.

Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press.

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