After a blowout 31-3 loss, there are serious questions about the Browns, and Kevin Stefanski is in the center of the discussion.

During the press conference on Monday, Kevin Stefanski received questions about whether there was worry about his job security, but it doesn't look like it's affecting Stefanski.

"I don't get into those type of things…I'm not going to get into those type of things. Not my focus."

Everything that could go wrong did go wrong in the Bears game. Stefanski handed Shedeur the wrong replacement play-call wristband, and it instigated rumors of sabotage.

Add to that a record that keeps getting worse week by week. Right now, the Cleveland Browns stand at 3-11 in the league. Two of their wins so far have come from two of the worst teams in the league, the Dolphins and the Raiders.

If they keep going on this track, Kevin Stefanski might be on the way to equalling last season's record, and that could mean an immediate exit.

That's why Stefanski's immediate worry is Josh Allen and Co.

"My focus, our football team’s focus, is solely on the Buffalo Bills. Obviously watching the tape today, that’s our focus. That’s all we really care about."

The Bills have already given away wins to teams like the Miami Dolphins. Could the Browns repeat the same heroics next week? They certainly have the tools to do so.

Josh Allen has proven himself vulnerable to the pass rush, taking as many as eight sacks in a single game. With Myles Garrett on an unbelievable run, we could see a defensive masterclass from the Browns.

In any case, this will be make or break for Kevin Stefanski and the Cleveland Browns. Will it work out, or is mutually parting ways in everyone’s interest? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Akanksha Biradar

Edited by

Siddharth Shirwadkar