From misplaced in-game calls, problems with quarterbacks, and poor performances on the field, Stenfaski's future with the team is not looking good. 

When discussing the Cleveland Browns and their head coach’s failures, journalist Mary Kay Cabot said, “If they are looking for reasons to let go of Kevin Stefanski, they are finding them.”

In the Orange and Brown Talk podcast, Cabot addressed the Browns’ disastrous 31-3 loss to the Bears and criticized Stefanski. She said a two-time “AP Coach of the Year” recipient would ensure his team wouldn’t repeat blunders.

The Browns on Sunday returned a 52-yard kick return on the opening drive, were penalized for a false start, and had extra players on the field.

“They can point to some things that happened in the Titans game, and then in this game, there were so many procedural things and so many things that went wrong in this football game that I think that they could look at this game too,” Cabot said.  

Too Much Work For Stefanski

Stefanski’s responsibilities were divided after offensive coordinator Tommy Reese took up offensive play-calling duties, leaving him in charge of game operations and procedures.

The Browns have already skipped through offensive coordinators in two years; the issues seem to lie with Stefanski alone. 

Dan Labbe, the podcast’s host, said, “This offense has gotten blown up two years in a row, and that’s not going to work again. If they’re looking to do a little bloodletting, it’s got to be Kevin.”

With no potential offense-heavy candidates in sight and the clock ticking, what will the Browns' ownership decide? Will they retain Kevin and expect no more mismanagement, or look for an outside solution? 

Written by

Akanksha Biradar

Edited by

Oajaswini Prabhu