The Cleveland Browns are 2-7, which has led some to question whether coach Kevin Stefanski will survive such a poor season. Based on comments made by general manager Andrew Berry, that outcome appears unlikely.
Berry offered Stefanski a significant vote of confidence on Wednesday, arguing that Stefanski’s past record demonstrates that he is a good coach and is not going anywhere.
“Kevin’s an outstanding coach, and he’s absolutely part of the solution,” Berry said.
#Browns GM Andrew Berry gives Kevin Stefanski a huge vote of confidence going forward: pic.twitter.com/MliYdUoZK8
— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) November 6, 2024
Stefanski’s biggest problem this season has also been the Browns’ biggest issue: they tied themselves to Deshaun Watson, and the quarterback did not produce. Stefanski stuck with his quarterback even after a terrible start to the season, but he certainly was not the only one in the organization who adamantly backed Watson.
Even factoring in the poor 2024 season, Stefanski is 39-37 as Cleveland’s head coach with a pair of playoff appearances. The Browns appear to trust him to help dig themselves out of their current hole.
