Browns' Monken Faces Rebuilding Year

0:00On March 23rd, the Cleveland Browns are shaking things up after a tough 2025 season, hiring Todd Munkin as their new head coach to revamp the offense. They fire Kevin Stofansky and brought in fresh faces, but lost offensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, who built one of the league's best units in recent years. Earlier this off season, the team rebuilt their offensive line with players like Zion Johnson, Titus Howard, and Teven Jenkins in key spots. Those moves came through trades and deals, including letting go of Cornelius Lucas to save $2 million and signing Elton Jenkins, while Devin. Bush headed to the Bears on a $30 million contract. Experts like Gary Davenport from Bleacher Report see a rough road ahead, projecting just six wins and 11 losses for Munkin's first year. Fans hoping for a big jump from last season might end up disappointed, given the defensive drop-off an unproven line. The Browns still need help at quarterback, where options like Shadour Sanders, Dylan Gabriel, or Dishon Watson could start, along with holes at wide, receiver and left tackle.

1:06Two first round picks in the 2026 draft offer some hope to fill those gaps. As training camps near, all eyes will be on how Munkin blends these changes into a competitive squad, setting the stage for what could be another. Rebuilding, year and Cleveland.