Kevin Stefanski does not appear likely to be out of work for very long after being fired by the Cleveland Browns.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Monday that Stefanski is likely to speak to at least three teams about their head coaching vacancies: the Atlanta Falcons, New York Giants, and Tennessee Titans.
Sources: Former Browns HC Kevin Stefanski currently is expected to speak with the Falcons, Giants and Titans about their HC vacancies. pic.twitter.com/prpXsuC5t5
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 5, 2026
Stefanski may well receive other interest as well, but for now, these three stand out.
Despite his firing, Stefanski is very well-regarded across the NFL. He has a 45-56 lifetime record as a head coach, but he did lead the Browns to the playoffs twice and has received praise for his offensive acumen. The Browns let him go citing his results over the past two seasons, but other teams certainly do not appear deterred by that.
While Stefanski is receiving widespread interest, one team may want him more than others. That job is regarded as one of the best available this cycle, so Stefanski might like the opportunity. If that interest is mutual, it is possible that something comes together quite quickly.
