The Browns’ own words expose the flaw in firing Kevin Stefanski: Ashley Bastock
Cleveland.com••general
Key Points:
- The Cleveland Browns fired head coach Kevin Stefanski after two seasons with only eight wins, citing a need for change despite praising his leadership and partnership with the organization.
- GM Andrew Berry emphasized the importance of leadership and a strong head coach/GM relationship, describing the role as one that requires guiding players, staff, and the organization through hardship and crisis.
- Owner Jimmy Haslam acknowledged the difficulty of the decision, highlighting Stefanski's football acumen, leadership qualities, and positive personal attributes, and predicted Stefanski would soon be hired by another NFL team.
- Stefanski is already expected to interview for head coaching vacancies with the Falcons, Titans, and Giants, making him the hottest coaching candidate on the market despite his recent dismissal.
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