The Cleveland Browns have faced challenges this season, and speculation has emerged about potential changes to their leadership.
However, according to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the organization may retain General Manager Andrew Berry and Head Coach Kevin Stefanski despite the team’s underperformance.
Breer explained:
“In particular, the Haslams like the job that Stefanski has done keeping the team together. They’re going to evaluate anything and everything after the season, but Stefanski and Berry have given them the sustainable model they chased for the eight years before both of those guys arrived in Northeast Ohio.”
Stefanski, a two-time Coach of the Year with the Browns, has been a stabilizing presence. Meanwhile, Berry has seen mixed results with his decisions, including struggles in the NFL Draft, though circumstances like the Deshaun Watson trade made success difficult.
While the trade hasn’t yielded the expected results, it was a collective decision, not solely Berry’s.
Breer noted that the Browns might prioritize stability, seeing their current trajectory as close to success. However, if judged solely on this season, their future with the franchise remains uncertain—a reflection of the often unforgiving nature of the NFL.
