The Browns are searching for an offensive coordinator. They should hire a coach who can help run the system Kevin Stefanski used prior to a 2024 flop.

The Browns are in need of a new offensive coordinator. Two of their best linemen said their identity in offense is rooted in their old system.

BEREA, Ohio — The Browns turned heads last season when, after a dramatic run to the playoffs, they reconfigured many of the key pieces of their offensive staff, most notably moving on from Alex Van Pelt as offensive coordinator and replacing him with Ken Dorsey.

Cleveland Browns offseason saw an upheaval on the offensive coaching staff with OC Alex Van Pelt, OL coach Bill Callahan, RB Stump Mitchell and TE coach TC McCartney all shown the door. The Browns went on to hire a number of qualified candidates to fill those positions but with a history in different systems than the one run by HC Kevin Stefanski.

Kevin Stefanski is aware of the issues the Browns have at the quarterback position and the need to solve some of those problems.

The Cleveland Browns fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey on Sunday, one day after the team concluded its regular season, CBS Sports lead NFL insider Jonathan Jones reports. Dorsey spent just one season with the team and served as the primary play-caller for some of this season.

In 2025, the GM, head coach and the entire operation must show not just immediate progress but also actual fixes.

Kevin Stefanski will return as the Cleveland Browns' head coach in 2025, but the team is already shaking up its coaching staff after a disastrous 3-14

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski took questions from reporters on Monday regarding finishing the 2024 NFL season at 3-14, Ken Dorsey’s firing, Deshaun Watson, and more. Below is the transcript as provided by the Browns media relations department: Opening Statement: “Obviously,