
Browns Fire Stefanski, Hire Monken
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The Cleveland Browns parted ways with head coach Kevin Stefanski after six seasons, following a disappointing 5-12 record in 2025. Stefanski, the 18th full-time coach in team history, was replaced by Todd Monken. Former wide receiver Jarvis Landry revealed growing tensions between Stefanski and the locker room, particularly with young quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Stefanskis decision to bench Sanders in a close game against the Rams in 2025 led to a backup quarterbacks game-winning drive, causing discontent among players. Landry noted Stefanskis early success fading over time, with the coach earning Coach of the Year honors in 2020 and 2023 but leading the Browns to a 3-14 record in 2024. Sanders, a fifth-round pick, struggled with a shaky offense despite a solid defense. The Browns aim to rebuild trust and spark in the locker room under Monkens leadership.
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0:00On March 19th, the Cleveland Browns have moved on from head coach Kevin Stofanski after six seasons, ending with a five-win-12 loss record in, 2025. He was the 18th full-time coach and team history, but owner shows a new direction on January 5th, 2026. Now former wide receiver Jarvis Landry has opened up about the growing disconnect between Stofanski and the locker room, especially with Young. Quarterback, Shadour, Sanders. Tensions boiled over early in the season, when Stofanski benched Sanders late in a close game against the Los Angeles Rams. With the Browns down 17-16 and two minutes left, backup Tyler Huntley led a 46-yard drive for a game-winning 37-yard. Phil Goh, Sanders, a fifth-round pick that year, had only started regularly from week 12 after another rookie's injury. Landry pointed to Stofanski's early success, turning sour over time. The coach earned NFL coach of the year honors in 2020 and 2023, leading the Browns to their
1:02first playoff since 2000. Two, but records dropped to three wins, 14 losses in 2024, and players felt the one strong bond fade. From Landry's view, Stofanski thrived as an offensive coordinator, but struggled with full-head coaching duties, losing that personal touch with a team. Sanders ended with 1,400 passing yards, seven touchdowns, and ten interceptions amid a shaky offense, despite a solid defense ad. Times. With Todd Monkin now at the helm, the Browns hoped to rebuild trust and spark in the locker room for better days ahead.
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