Why did Kevin Stefanski wait until midseason to turn play-calling over to Ken Dorsey? Will he let new offensive coordinator Tommy Rees handle the chore?

As you watch film of Rees as the offensive coordinator at Alabama, his attention to detail and flexibility to adjust his scheme to the strength of his players immediately stand out. It’s clear, Rees’ offensive philosophy aligns very well with Kevin Stefanski’s.

The Cleveland Browns chose continuity in the offseason. They didn't part ways with Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry after a 3-14 season. Notably,

Now officially hired, head coach Kevin Stefanski has released a statement on his decision:

Kevin Stefanski opened up Cleveland Browns training camp with a bang in late July last year by announcing that he was going to retain the play-calling responsibilities for the upcoming season.

The Browns decision to acquire Deshaun Watson has been a disaster and thrown the Browns' QB situation into chaos. How much influence did head coach Kevin Stefanski have in the decisions at the position?

Tommy Rees went from being a ball boy for the Cleveland Browns to running their offense. Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski hired Rees as his offensive coordinator, promoting him after firing Ken Dorsey following a season in which the Browns went 3-14 and averaged a league-low 15.

Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks coach Charles London and Atlanta Falcons tight ends coach Kevin Koger. Stefanski has worked previously with Rees and Bevell, but the relationship to Kubiak seems ...

The Cleveland Browns found their guy. With the news of tight ends coach Tommy Rees being promoted to offensive coordinator, the Browns' head coach

CLEVELAND, Ohio --Kevin Stefanski took over as the Vikings offensive coordinator in late 2018 upon the firing of John DeFilippo from the same role. The Vikings front office and coaching staff made ...

The Cleveland Browns haven't had a franchise-caliber quarterback since they've been back in the league. Unsurprisingly, that hasn't led to a lot of

When he decided to attend Lakewood St. Edward, Bradley Eaton thought his athletic future was on the wrestling mat.