A 35-10 loss to the Baltimore Ravens finished out the 2024 NFL regular season for the Cleveland Browns on Saturday.
Cleveland limped to a 3-14 record during the 2024 NFL campaign, losing the final six games of the season by an average of 16 points.
The Browns are expected to make multiple changes to their coaching staff this offseason to improve their fortunes for 2025.
One position where the Browns will not make a change is who will be the team’s head coach, NFL insider Tom Pelissero shared on Sunday.
“Two-time NFL coach of the year Kevin Stefanski will be back, with a remodeled offensive staff that returns to the philosophy that yielded 11 wins with five different starting quarterbacks in 2023,” Pelissero noted.
Two-time NFL coach of the year Kevin Stefanski will be back, with a remodeled offensive staff that returns to the philosophy that yielded 11 wins with five different starting quarterbacks in 2023. https://t.co/6aEBevw3E8
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 5, 2025
The insider also noted that the Browns had fired offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey in his X post.
Stefanski has a 40-44 record in five seasons with the Browns, notching a 1-2 postseason mark during his tenure.
The head coach had entered this season with a winning overall record.
No decision has been announced about Cleveland’s general manager Andrew Berry, but he and Stefanski have often been linked together in most discussions about their future.
Cleveland will receive a high pick in April’s draft, a selection that could climb to the No. 1 overall choice depending on the outcome of Sunday’s games.
Currently, the Browns are slotted to draft at the No. 3 overall position.
The Browns’ final six losses of the 2024 regular season could all come to teams with winning records should the Miami Dolphins close out their regular season with a win on Sunday.
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