The Browns search for a new offensive line coach got a little bit tougher on Wednesday.
In the aftermath of Bill Callahan's departure from that post in Cleveland to join his son's staff as the offensive line coach in Tennessee, Browns assistant offensive line coach Scott Peters was one of the top names rumored to be in consideration for the job.
According to a report from Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot, Peters is not longer an option for the Browns. The former fourth-round pick turned coach is now expected to join recently fired Browns offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt to take over as offensive line coach in New England.
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