The Cleveland Browns set out to look modern, methodical, and “data-driven.” Instead, they turned a head coaching search into a case study in how to overcomplicate a human decision.
While other teams have already found new names to fill their vacancies in the head-coaching position, the Cleveland Browns remain in search of someone to succeed Kevin Stefanski.
We've seen plenty of head-scratching head coaching searches throughout NFL history, but the Cleveland Browns seem to be breaking new ground in terms of dysfunction.
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One year after the Raiders fired him as their general manager, Tom Telesco is working as a consultant in the Browns’ head coaching search, according to Jordan Schultz.
The Cleveland Browns moved on from Kevin Stefanski nearly three weeks ago and they still aren’t very close on naming a new head man. Cleveland has interviewed numerous candidates for the job to replace Kevin Stefanski, including defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz twice.
The Cleveland Browns are using a new face in their search to hire the next head coach to lead their organization moving forward. On Friday afternoon, NFL
According to Jordan Schultz, former Raiders and Chargers GM Tom Telesco has been assisting the Browns on its head coaching search as a consultant. Schultz
As the Browns head coaching search is currently stuck in limbo with the Rooney Rule and cancelations, Cleveland is going to need to figure something else out fast.
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The Browns are set to interview Grant Udinski, the offensive coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars, on Friday. Udinski had a virtual meeting with the Browns last week, but this will be his first in-person interview with the team.
The Cleveland Browns are still in the market for a new head coach after firing Kevin Stefanski following a five-year tenure with the AFC North team. After only two winning seasons, the Browns parted ways with Stefanski, who joined the Atlanta Falcons in this very coaching carousel.
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The Cleveland Browns have not yet hired a head coach for the 2026 season, and judging by the latest report, it could be a while before they finally make a move.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Browns hosting Jaguars OC Grant Udinski Friday in Cleveland. According to Fowler, the Browns’ interest in Udinski
The Browns have already lost their head coach and offensive coordinator so far this offseason, and when a new coach comes in, he’s likely to bring his own staff.
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The Cleveland Browns continue to see head coach candidates cancel their interviews. First, Mike McDaniel withdrew from consideration before an in-person interview, and now Jesse Minter has also cancelled an in-person meeting with the Browns, according to Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com.
Jesse Minter was scheduled to interview with the Browns for a second time today. Instead, that will no longer be the case. Minter has canceled his follow-up, as first reported by Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com.
The Cleveland Browns’ head coaching search has reached its decisive phase, where silence speaks louder than speculation. This is no longer exploratory.
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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.