The Cleveland Browns have checked off one big box that they had to take care of this offseason. A day after their season ended, the Browns opted to fire first-year OC Ken Dorsey from his role with the team.

Following a disastrous offensive season, the Cleveland Browns parted ways with Ken Dorsey after just one year as offensive coordinator but may be close to hiring his replacement as they are set to interview Klint Kubiak.

Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe talk offensive coordinators, offensive line coaches and potential GMs on the Orange and Brown Talk podcast.

The Browns are searching for an offensive coordinator. They should hire a coach who can help run the system Kevin Stefanski used prior to a 2024 flop.

This is, of course, the son of Stefanski’s mentor and long-term NFL head coach Gary Kubiak. This has been an obvious name from the jump given the time the two spent together with the Minnesota Vikings and the likelihood that Kubiak will be back on the market again in a few weeks.

A mere 12 hours after the Cleveland Browns 2024 season had come to a close, the team was already making key changes to the coaching staff. The team officially

Klint Kubiak won't be joining the Cleveland Browns. The Browns reportedly hired Tommy Rees to become their next offensive coordinator after interviewing a slew of candidates that included Kubiak, the New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator.