Cleveland Browns For Fans

In an era where NFL owners are frantically searching for the next 30-something offensive "wunderkind," the Cleveland Browns have decided to take a sharp turn in the opposite direction. By naming Todd Monken as the 19th non-interim head coach in franchise history on Wednesday, the organization made a historic bet on experience over youth...
However, history shows that "late-bloomer" head coaches face a brutal transition.

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Since 2017, coaching vacancies filled by candidates in their 30s have jumped from 6 percent to 36 percent. By hiring Monken at nearly 60, the Browns are betting against a decade of league-wide data. Aside from Bruce Arians and Mike Zimmer, this list is largely a graveyard of short-lived experiments. Read more https://lovesports.cafex.biz/blog/in-an-era-where-nfl-owners-are-frantically-searching-for-the-next-30-something-offensive-wunderkind-the-cleveland-browns-have-decided-to-take-a-sharp-turn-in-the-opposite-direction-by-naming-todd-monken-as-the-19th-non-interim-head-coach-in-franchise-history-on-wednesday-the-organization-made-a-historic-bet-on-experience-over-youth-kieu-linh

“COACHING DRAMA, BUT DEFENSE STANDS STRONG.” — Myles Garrett’s reaction to the Browns’ coaching drama perfectly captures the frustration of a defense that’s been undervalued in the dysfunction.

Cleveland has always been hesitant to make a move for Garoppolo, but with the possibility of a fresh head coach and an uncertain future at quarterback, this feels like the right time for that gamble