As the coaching carousel makes another rotation with the Falcons hiring former Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, seven NFL teams now remain without a head coach.
The Cleveland Browns just finished another disappointing NFL season. They won one more game than in 2024 (5-12), but it wasn’t enough to stop being mediocre.
Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns didn't have the 2025 NFL season they were hoping for, finishing with a 5-11 record, missing the playoffs for a second straight year.
To no surprise, Kevin Stefanski became the second head coaching domino to fall last night. As many expected, he would up joining the Falcons. That decision came amidst considerable interest from other HC-needy teams around the league.
While the Atlanta Falcons and New York Giants have found someone to lead their teams on the field, the Cleveland Browns’ head coach search seems to have hit a skid.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
Internal and external candidates have emerged as serious targets for the Browns as their head coaching search continues. The list of outside staffers firmly on the team’s radar continues to grow.
The Cleveland Browns are expected to be plenty busy next week as they continue their search for Kevin Stefanski's replacement. On Saturday, Matt Ryan and
Joe Thomas has built an amazing second career for himself after retiring from the Cleveland Browns in 2018. He has a budding media career and also owns a high-end beef company known as "Hall of Fame Beef." That is why some Browns fans may have been shocked when seeing one of Thomas' tweets on Saturday.
Ian Rapoport reports that the Browns are requesting a second interview in person with Rams assistant Nate Scheelhaase and Chargers DC Jesse Minter. Here
The Cleveland Browns requested a second interview with Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski for their available head coaching position, multiple media outlets reported Sunday.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Cleveland Browns are expanding their coaching search by exploring both seasoned leaders and rising young innovators. While John Harbaugh was a high-profile name in the mix, his reported demands for total roster authority and a massive assistant budget would require a significant organizational shift.
Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz has made it to the next stage of the club’s head coaching search, as he will take a second interview with Cleveland on Monday.
The Cleveland Browns are making progress scheduling their second round of head coach interviews after the Atlanta Falcons hired Kevin Stefanski on Saturday night.
According to Adam Schefter, the Browns have requested a second interview with Jaguars OC Grant Udinski for their head coaching vacancy. Cleveland is starting to set up interviews with finalists, including Ravens OC Todd Monken and Browns DC Jim Schwartz.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Falcons are likely to hire longtime NFL OL coach Bill Callahan to coach the unit under new HC Kevin Stefanski. Callahan
News of a Kevin Stefanski Falcons contract came trickling out yesterday, as Matt Ryan made hiring the former Cleveland Browns head coach his first big action as the head of Atlanta’s front office.
According to Adam Schefter, the Browns are planning to interview DC Jim Schwartz for a second time about their head coaching vacancy on Monday. 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.
The Atlanta Falcons became the second team of the 2026 offseason to hire a new head coach when they tabbed Kevin Stefanski as their official Raheem Morris replacement.
ATLANTA — Former Detroit Lions quarterback and current ESPN NFL insider Dan Orlovsky is all-in on the Falcons’ hire of Kevin Stefanski, calling it a strong fit for Atlanta’s roster and a potential turning point for the franchise.
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.
With the Cleveland Browns already losing out on one candidate for the open head coaching position to the New York Giants, the team may need to act sooner than later.
No sooner did the Cleveland Browns fire Kevin Stefanski than the 43-year-old head coach became a top target of the New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons.
A strong argument can be made that NFL coaches around the league are quietly letting everyone know what they think of Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns.