The Cleveland Browns hired Todd Monken as their new head coach on Wednesday, which could mean defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz might be on his way out.
New Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken had some fun with Shedeur Sanders after getting hired. But Jim Schwartz isn’t a happy camper. Still, Monken needs to reel in an offensive coordinator, and an ex-Ravens assistant is considered the front-runner for the Browns’ job, according to a post on X by Jeremy Fowler.
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After weeks of interviews, speculation, and shifting expectations, the Cleveland Browns ended their head coaching search with a decision that sent shockwaves through the AFC North.
The Cleveland Browns hired Todd Monken on Wednesday as their next head coach. Only a few days have passed since and the Browns are already working to build out his staff.
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Aaron Wilson reports that the Browns are hiring Ravens run game coordinator Travis Switzer as their offensive coordinator under new HC Todd Monken. Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that Switzer is considered the frontrunner for the Browns’ offensive coordinator job.
For a piece published on Thursday, NFL insider Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated shared what Monken and other candidates were left thinking about Sanders following their interactions with the Browns throughout January.
The Cleveland Browns organization is currently experiencing significant internal turmoil and dissatisfaction among key figures, with only a couple of notable exceptions standing out positively.
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Myles Garrett just wants to win, but even in the offseason, the Cleveland Browns can’t seem to stop fumbling the ball, so to speak. After losing two-time
He has consistently delivered quality defenses and was viewed as a serious candidate to get promoted to the head-coaching job once the team fired Kevin Stefanski.