Kevin Stefanski, head coach of the Cleveland Browns, had retained play-calling duties initially before handing them over to Ken Dorsey mid-season, reflecting the team's struggles under his direction.

Kevin Stefanski's future hinges on the Browns' ability to rebound from a dismal season, with expectations for improvement in light of potential changes at quarterback.

Kevin Stefanski, head coach of the Browns, has retained Tommy Rees to enhance the team's offensive scheme and performance.

Kevin Stefanski is resuming playcalling duties after a disappointing season where the Browns struggled offensively.

Kevin Stefanski opened the previous season by retaining play-calling responsibilities despite hiring Ken Dorsey as the offensive coordinator, driven by concerns that the new offense might struggle and wanting to protect Dorsey from early criticism. His decision backfired as the team started 1-6, with Watson leading one of the worst offenses in NFL history. After Watson's injury, Stefanski handed over play-calling to Dorsey to focus on team management during a tumultuous season. Despite a brief revival, the Browns finished with a 3-14 record, and expectations for the upcoming season include a return to Stefanski's offensive system under new offensive coordinator Tommy Rees.