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Related: About this forumBrowns hire Minnesota OC Kevin Stefanski as new head coach
You know, the guy who had no answers in Santa Clara yesterday?
IMO he should have waited until the Haslams hired a GM
https://www.cleveland.com/browns/2020/01/kevin-stefanski-hired-as-the-cleveland-browns-18th-full-time-head-coach.html
exboyfil
(18,004 posts)yesterday was another candidate.
Doesn't seem to make much sense.
Auggie
(31,802 posts)though Stefankis resume is not exactly deep. The GM they get is crucial he needs to build a team based on what already exists and works with Stefanskis coaching ability. And do it without ego.
No more bad drafts and trades. No more head cases. No more owner interference. And both the new GM to be and coach have to work in an odd trio that includes a non-football guy in charge of long-term strategy Paul DePosta. Its a tall order.
Blue_true
(31,261 posts)A head coach should be more of a tactical person, an executive and an integrator.
Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)Sorry to say,thank you for taking him. Hope he takes his QB,Mr.Happy feet with him.
Hokie
(4,298 posts)Eric Bieniemy the OC for KC would have been a fine hire IMO. He has been overlooked for a second year in a row. The NFL has a problem. The Rooney rule isn't working.
Auggie
(31,802 posts)Currently serves as Vice President of Football Operations for Philadelphia.
Berry was part of the Browns front office for three seasons, including two as Sashi Browns's right hand man and then the first year of (former GM) Dorsey's tenure. At 31 years old, Berry would be one of the youngest executives in the NFL. He's incredibly intelligent, embracing data as well as an understanding of the game and where it's going.
Along with Paul DePodesta, the Chief Strategy Officer of the team, a Browns football operation with Stefanski as head coach and Berry as general manger would be the first time since the current ownership bought the team that the entire organization would be on the same page.
This>> "on the same page." This element has been missing.
LW1977
(1,395 posts)When down by a couple touchdowns