Goodbye, Deshaun Watson era. Hello Kevin Stefanski season. The next chapter of the Browns offense will be defined by their coach.

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski announced he'd be taking offensive play-calling duties back once again next season, according to Zac Jackson of The Athletic.

The Cleveland Browns have an offensive-minded coach who's known for his play-calling. However, their offense was among the league's worst last

Stefanski called plays for his first four years with the Browns before making ex-OC Ken Dorsey the play caller late in the 2024 season.

Kevin Stefanski relinquished play-calling duties last season, doing so despite having claimed two Coach of the Year honors this decade. With Tommy Rees moving into the OC role in Cleveland, the decorated HC is returning to familiar territory.

The Cleveland Browns promoted their old tight ends coach Tommy Rees to offensive coordinator and hired Christian Jones to replace him. Jones, who interviewed for the job of Cleveland’s quarterbacks coach before the team internally promoted Bill Musgrave,

The Browns are hiring Christian Jones as their next tight ends coach, per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. Jones spent the 2024 season as the Giants assistant quarterbacks coach and will now reunite with Kevin Stefanski in Cleveland.

The New York Giants have a new opening on their coaching staff as the Cleveland Browns are hiring assistant quarterbacks coach Christian Jones to be their tight ends coach. Jones has been with the Giants for three season as an assistant coach for Brian Daboll.