The Cleveland Browns are still searching for who will be the 19th coach in franchise history. While the search is still ongoing, several names have been propped up as potential suitors to lead the Browns in the future, with Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter being one of them.
The Cleveland Browns will have some competition in their quest to hire their next head coach. The team has already held second interviews with their own defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz and former Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken.
The Cleveland Browns are currently on the third week of their latest head coach search, and as things presently stand, the franchise isn’t close to making a hire.
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The Cleveland Browns' head coaching search has been an entertaining one, with some of the focus being on whether they should promote from within with defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz or bring in somebody new.
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The Cleveland Browns are nearly three weeks into their head coaching search after moving on from Kevin Stefanski. Second interviews are taking place this week and a new head coach is likely to be named next week. Cleveland started the week by interviewing defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz for a second time for the opening.
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The Cleveland Browns have a lot to do this offseason if they want to improve from their 5-12 mark in 2026. First up is finding a new head coach. Second interviews are taking place this week and all signs point toward the Browns naming a new head coach next week to move on from the Kevin Stefanski era.
The Cleveland Browns are going to have a quarterback battle on their hands this offseason, and it could be between Shedeur Sanders and Deshaun Watson. With Cleveland searching for a new head coach, the incoming coach may want to bring in his own veteran quarterback.
The Cleveland Browns have new competition for one of their main targets on the head coach carousel. On Tuesday evening, former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel informed the Browns that he’s no longer interested in the position.
The Falcons were expected to release Cousins before $67.9M in guaranteed money for the 2027 season vests on March 13 of this year. Has that plan changed with the hiring of a new head coach?
Deshaun Watson’s tenure with the Cleveland Browns has been nothing like he or the team expected. After a controversial exit from the Houston Texans, the veteran quarterback joined the AFC North team with high expectations.
The Cleveland Browns announced they completed a second interview with former Ravens OC Todd Monken for their head coaching job on Tuesday. Monken and Browns DC Jim Schwartz are two finalists for the Browns’ head coaching vacancy.
The Cleveland Browns have been in search of a new head coach since Kevin Stefanski was relieved of his duties on Jan. 5. Cleveland has since narrowed things
The Falcons have made their first two major hires of the offseason in president of football operations Matt Ryan and head coach Kevin Stefanski. Their search for a new general manager begun before those moves became official, but Stefanski is expected to “have a voice” in the search, according to The Exhibit’s Josina Anderson.
New Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski is starting to build his new staff, and his first major hire is a reunion with offensive line coach Bill Callahan, per team reporter Tori McElhaney.
The Cleveland Browns announced they’ve completed their second interview with DC Jim Schwartz for their head coaching vacancy. Jeremy Fowler adds Cleveland will interview Ravens OC Todd Monken for a second time in person on Tuesday. That makes these two finalists for the Browns’ head coaching vacancy.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Browns OC Tommy Rees “looms as a strong candidate” for the Falcons’ offensive coordinator job under HC Kevin Stefanski.